Why Is Everything So Gay? - Scrolling w/ Hayley (Ep. 251)

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Podcast Summary:

Podcast: Scrolling with Hayley
Host: Hailey Caronia
Episode: Why Is Everything So Gay? (Ep. 251)
Date: March 9, 2026

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Overview of the Episode

Hailey Caronia explores what she calls the “feminization of society” and the increasing presence of LGBTQ themes in politics, media, and culture. With her characteristic conservative wit and candor, Hailey scrutinizes administration policy, environmental factors, social media trends, and shifting gender dynamics, ultimately questioning why, in her view, “everything is so gay now.” She suggests societal, political, and environmental influences are responsible for a perceived decline in heterosexual attraction, traditional relationships, birth rates, and male-female interactions.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Biden Administration and LGBTQ Prioritization

• Government Funding of LGBTQ Projects

  • Hailey unpacks a recent controversy involving a Biden-era State Department grant for “queering the map” (04:57), critiquing what she sees as unnecessary government spending focused on LGBTQ visibility.
  • Quote: “I looked into this queering the map thing and it’s just this website where people can put their gay stories on it... Basically just gay people telling their story.” (03:10)

• Focus on Representation Over Policy

  • She argues the Biden administration’s emphasis on first openly gay, trans, Black, or minority officials is superficial:
    • “They make it their entire personality... That was the claim to fame for them, not policy. Whether or not you were gay, how gay are you?” (15:27)
  • References Pete Buttigieg, Karine Jean-Pierre, Rachel Levine, and Sam Brinton as examples of diverse appointments, maintaining, “they care about the gays that want to make it their whole personality.” (07:21)

2. Media, Children’s Content, and Propaganda

• Media Influence and Sexuality

  • Hailey claims LGBTQ themes are omnipresent in contemporary media—even children’s shows—questioning the need for early exposure:
    • “It is weird. It comes off as predatory... You don’t need to talk to young kids about sexuality.” (41:17)
  • Cites a concerned parent:
    • “I can barely find any shows for my kids to watch, because it’s gay all the time in there.” (40:41)

• Liberal Framing and Social Contagion

  • Argues Democratic policy and media promote LGBTQ acceptance as “the social contagion,” especially on social media, particularly affecting young women (32:00–34:21).

3. Environmental Factors and Feminization Theories

• Alex Jones “Frogs Gay” Reference and Endocrine Disruptors

  • Hailey revisits Alex Jones’ infamous claim, referencing scientific studies about hormone-disrupting chemicals like atrazine and BPA:
    • Quote (Alex Jones): “I don’t like them putting chemicals in the water that turn the friggin’ frogs gay!” (20:23)
  • Highlights a recent European study on hazardous chemicals in headphones, emphasizing environmental “feminization” of men via estrogen-mimicking chemicals (22:03).

• Contradictory Scientific Messaging

  • Hailey describes searching for whether hormone disruptors can “make you gay,” highlighting Google and NIH responses that she claims hedge between denial and partial admission. (24:00–26:02)
    • “Why wouldn’t disrupting hormones cause you to be gay? Or why couldn’t it?” (27:11)

4. Social Dynamics: Love, Dating, Marriage, and Gender

• Shift Away from Heterosexual Attraction

  • Notes recent statistics show sharp increases in women identifying as gay, lesbian, or LGBTQ, attributing this to both social media and environmental factors (30:50):
    • “Less than a decade, the percentage of women who identified as LGBTQ has more than tripled.” (30:50)

• Cultural Phenomena and “Feminine Gaze”

  • Discusses the Netflix show “Heated Rivalry,” which centers on gay hockey players and is apparently popular among straight women, reflecting shifting attitudes:
    • Quote (guest on show): “Women are so into stories that involve gay men because they are so exhausted by the idea of straight men…” (36:59)

• Lavender Marriages and Mixed-Orientation Relationships

  • Explores viral examples of “lavender marriages”: straight women marrying openly gay men, often describing themselves as “soulmates” but asexual (55:00).
  • Hailey questions, “If women are gay and men are gay, then no one’s going to be having kids.” (53:10)

5. The Male-Female Divide and Dating Crisis

• Annoyance and Lack of Respect

  • Shares social media clips of men frustrated with women, and women feeling “resentful” or alienated from men.
    • Quote (man annoyed with women): “One of the biggest problems... I don’t think women realize how annoying they are.” (49:12)
    • Quote (woman expressing resentment toward men): “I’m feeling very against men right now... I think all of you hate me.” (51:24)

• Impact of DEI, Economic and Social Shifts

  • Hailey posits that DEI initiatives make it “harder for men to achieve, attract a mate,” combined with the economy forcing both women and men into new roles.
  • Discusses how traditional expectations are less attainable, fueling a “male loneliness epidemic” and a decline in marriage and birth rates (44:33–45:17).

• Political Dating Divide

  • Observes that dating is becoming more partisan, with people increasingly seeking partners who share their political views (50:10–51:24).

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Representation Politics:

  • “Their whole campaign promise: We will make you feel seen. We will make you visible if it’s the last thing we do.” (16:08)

• On LGBT Inclusivity at the White House:

  • “Are we topless at the White House?... That’s the real way to show exactly what the Biden administration stood for.” (18:01)

• On Hormone Disruptors:

  • “Our hormones are truly being disrupted by everything ... This is the same mentality that they have with the transgenders.” (23:01–27:11)
  • “Why wouldn’t disrupting hormones cause you to be gay? Or why couldn’t it?” (27:11)

• Statistics on LGBTQ Identification:

  • “There’s a rapid rise in LGBTQ identity... most of this uptick in the last decade is happening among women.” (30:50)

• On “Heated Rivalry” and Women’s Preferences:

  • “Is there something about real masculine men that women don’t like anymore? And if that’s the case, why is that?” (37:50)
  • Quote from viewers: “But am I attracted to men or am I attracted to men kissing?” (38:30)

• On Declining Marriage and Birth Rates:

  • “If women are gay and men are gay, then no one’s going to be having kids... What happens to our society? It completely collapses.” (53:10)

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Timestamps for Important Segments

| Timestamp | Segment Description | |---------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | 00:00–02:44 | Opening thoughts: “How gay the world has become,” introduction to today’s deep dive | | 02:00–06:59 | Biden administration “queering the map” grant, LGBTQ political representation | | 10:26–12:33 | Recap of trans/queer figures in government, media, and military | | 14:33–15:19 | “Don’t Say Gay” law and Biden’s statements on LGBTQ youth protection | | 17:32–18:01 | Pride events at White House, critique of LGBTQ inclusivity in government | | 20:23–23:01 | Alex Jones “frogs are gay” soundbite, discussion of atrazine and chemical effects | | 24:00–27:11 | Debating the science and media responses regarding hormone disruptors and sexuality | | 30:50–34:21 | Rapid rise in LGBTQ identification, heavily among young women; social media influence | | 36:59–39:44 | “Heated Rivalry” show, female preference for gay male romance, TikTok commentary | | 40:41–41:17 | Parent voices concern over LGBTQ themes omnipresent in children’s content | | 44:33–45:17 | DEI’s role in shifting gender/sexual dynamics, economic impacts on relationships | | 49:12–49:48 | Male frustration with dating, critique of female “annoyance” | | 51:24–52:10 | Female resentment toward men, mutual lack of respect, increasing dating divide | | 53:10–55:49 | Lavender marriages, societal consequences of shifting attraction | | 55:00–56:16 | Viral “mixed orientation marriage” examples, emotional reaction |

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Tone and Language Notes

Hailey maintains a conversational/sardonic conservative tone. She uses humor, sarcasm, and rhetorical questions to drive her critiques. Her perspective is unapologetically right-leaning and skeptical of mainstream progressive cultural changes. She references viral internet clips and blends cultural commentary with policy analysis.

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Takeaway

Hailey Caronia’s episode questions the roots and consequences of increased LGBTQ presence in American life—across policy, pop culture, childhood media, and relationships. She suggests that social engineering, environmental chemicals, political priorities, and a changing media landscape all play a role. From “queer maps” to “lavender marriages,” she sees a society departing from old norms, with potential implications for dating, birth rates, and civilization’s future.

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Transcript

[Hailey Kearney]

Hello and welcome to the show. I am Hailey Kearney. I hope everyone had a great weekend. I am going to do a deep dive today. A little bit of a deep dive. I did one of these last week on Ozempic and Hollywood, but this one is about just how gay the world has become. So we're starting with the Biden administration. You know, a. A Biden ERA grant is under fire for funding gay maps or making maps more gay. So we're going to take a trip down memory, memory lane, reminiscing about how gay the Biden administration was. And I mean that quite literally. But it got me thinking, why is everything so gay now? Everybody's gay. Everybody's talking about gay people, gay rights, gay pride, trans visibility. There are days, weeks, and months dedicated to the LGBTQ community. Is it really just because our society is more accepting now, or is there a concerted effort to push and propagandize our society through TV shows, social media, our environment? And yes, as Alex Jones famously said, the water which is turning the frogs gay. If the frogs can turn gay, can it also turn us gay? They called Alex Jones crazy. They called him a conspiracy theorist. But it's just another one that came true. So today I am doing a deep dive on the feminization of society, why men and women aren't even attracted to each other anymore, and what this means for the future of civilization. No sex, no babies, no future. It really is that deep. So put your phones on. Do not disturb. Scrolling with Haley starts right now. So we've heard they're turning the frogs gay, but you have you heard that they're turning the maps gay? This is Congressman Brian Mast. He's asking about Biden ERA grants making maps gay. Watch.

[Congressman Brian Mast]

Can you tell me what is queering the map?

[Hailey Kearney]

So I think we were trying to make the maps more gay.

[Congressman Brian Mast]

Literally. How do you make a map more gay?

[Hailey Kearney]

I mean, especially.

[Alex Jones]

Or gay at all.

[Hailey Kearney]

Since the age of cartography, we've had pretty good maps, but maybe they weren't gay enough. So. I know. Also, I took Critical Theory in college. I think sometimes people use queer as a verb. I do understand that the maps that we were trying to make gay were, I think of Czechia and Slovakia. So maybe those countries asked for it. I doubt it, but I don't know.

[Congressman Brian Mast]

We do have real things to work on in Congress, like what's going on with the imminent threat of Iran. And it is embarrassing that we have to talk about the fact that things like this were funded.

[Hailey Kearney]

I don't even know if this is possible. I don't even know if she's talking about the same thing because when I looked into this Biden era grant, it was from the State Department to Brian Mast's point here, he is just gobsmacked that the State Department is focusing on making maps gay. And by her answers you would think that they're trying to make maps from Czechoslovakia gay. I actually don't think that she had an understanding of what this grant was and she was kind of just riffing and hoping to get to the end of her sentence, sort of like a Kamala Harris moment. But I looked into this queering the map thing and it's just this website where people can put their gay stories on it. So I don't really know what this has to do with Czechoslovakia or like any other country or for that matter, I don't really know why the State Department was funding this. But this is the website querying the MAP.com if anyone wants to go there. But you could see, this is, you could see it's Long Island, New York, New Jersey, the whole country down to Florida here. And the map is filled with these little pinpoints, these black pinpoints, and you can click on them and it just says, says, you know, here's an example of one something boy with the last name Hollis. You're always your name telling me your name's a curse. But here I am hoping you'll be kind enough to share it with me one day. I love you very much. A gay, non binary guy from Florida. So you just click on them and it's just gay people basically telling their story. Like, this is where I live. This is where I realized my identity, identity is non binary and where I got my partners. You click around this map and gay people can just add to it. Sort of like a Wikipedia where you can just pick a page and start adding to it. That's what this is. This is gay story. Wikipedia, like the Internet, has the opportunity to add their own story here. So I don't know what's going on over here. I fell in love with a girl online two hours away. We've been together for 10 months. I'll meet her soon. You, you guys get it.

[Karine Jean Pierre]

We don't see in Atlantis.

[Hailey Kearney]

We don't need to. We don't need to go through all of these stories, obviously. But this just goes to show that this is a project, quote unquote, a project that the State Department was funding. And apparently $72,000 was allocated for a version of this map to be focused on Slovakia and maybe in other areas. So I don't really understand what the purpose of this is, and I definitely don't understand why the State Department needed to fund it. But this just kind of is how things work in Congress, right? And in our government, there is a budget. And Democrats, for the most part, are pushing dumb stuff that nobody really wants, like, you know, queering the map, for example. And then they have to pull this funding from somewhere and they pull funding from Agriculture, Education, Homeland Security, like all these different departments, they just have to balance the budget somehow. So they pulled funding for this retarded project from the State Department. Now, to Brian Mast's point, don't we have bigger fish to fry? Of course we do. But we're talking about the Biden administration here, who was seriously committed to being gay. And let's just go through this, right? Because Biden was coming onto the scene, he was campaigning, saying, we are going to put gay people first. We are going to put trans people first. They are all about visibility. They are all about acceptance. They are all about, what do they say? Not visibility. They're so obsessed with representation. Right, See, so that gay people can see themselves in government. Like this is somehow important, right? As if gay people don't feel like they could work in the government. I mean, this is nothing new. But anyway, he had Pete Buttigieg, Transportation Secretary, super gay, right?

[Woman expressing resentment towards men]

He.

[Hailey Kearney]

He is also most known for nothing that he did in office, by the way. But when I think of Mayor Pete, I think gay guy, and that really shouldn't be the first thing that I think of when I think of you, especially if you've held government positions. Shouldn't you have something else under your belt that I can think of? The only other thing that I can think of? Chest feeding. So again, it's just I think of Mayor Pete and I think of his sexuality, and that's what the Democrats care about. They run on nothing else. They make it their entire personality. And again, he was proudly touted as the first openly gay cabinet member, even though Trump appointed Rick Grinnell as acting DNI during his first term. But because he was acting and not the actual Director of National Intelligence, they, you know, Democrats skirt past that they don't care about Republican gays. They only care about the gays that want to make it their whole personality. So the first quote, unquote, openly gay, whatever. And same with Karine Jean Pierre. She was the first openly gay. And, oh, who is this super gay. Oh, super gay. I was like, wow, you put that together real quick. Super gay. Yeah, yeah, that's. That's him, that's him. And then Karine Jean Pierre, first openly gay and black. White House press secretary. You can't forget that, right? She was and a woman, right? She is like the triple threat, minority victim, gay, black woman. Wow. You can't get higher on the totem pole in the eyes of the Democrat Party than Karina Pierre. But isn't it funny that they have to say first openly gay? Because there were probably gay people in the past who served in prestigious roles and they didn't care to come out or make it their whole personality. And obviously in years past, being gay was less accepted in society. So I could see some people wouldn't want to, you know, make it their whole personality. And with it being more, you know, accepted, we've gotten more insufferable people who make it a huge deal rather than just something about them. We have to know it first and foremost. Then of course, we get into the transgenders. Rachel Levine, highest ranking openly transgender government official in U.S. history after being named. This is such a jump scare. I mean, this is US Assistant Secretary for Health, most likely pumped full of hormones and other gender affirming drugs. Also, might I add overweight. So Secretary of Health, Assistant Secretary of Health. You know, it's not looking good for this, this gentleman with long hair. Then of course we have Sam Brinton, the luggage dealer. He was the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Spencer Fuel and Waste Disposition in the Office of Nuclear Energy, which I didn't even know that these things existed. Right. But here he is in all of his glory. Lady in red, red lace dress. He's got the red lipstick on. There's something about the mustache and the red lipstick getting caught in the mustache. There's just something very wrong about this. But yeah, I would bet that he stole it. This is what he's known for. He's the luggage dealer. This is the guy that he was caught going through ladies luggage in the airport. He was caught stealing it.

[Congressman Brian Mast]

And yeah, funniest bit of that whole saga was it wasn't like, oh, he did it once and it was like, it was like just constantly doing it.

[Hailey Kearney]

He's a total klepto. So yeah. And again, if you want to be a woman and you want to be open about it, wouldn't you want to go through the experience of like buying the clothes yourself? Like, wouldn't this give him some kind of. And not having a mustache? Right. Like, wouldn't you want to go about it the right way and not have to hide it any Longer, Like, I feel like if you're stealing things, you're hiding something. But this guy is out and wearing dresses, so it's like you're not. I don't know.

[Congressman Brian Mast]

The economy was pretty, pretty tough when he was stealing. I kind of get, like, not being able to afford clothes for a couple

[Hailey Kearney]

of years during the Biden administration. Gas prices are way too high. He had to steal the dress addresses. He couldn't afford them. And then we had the Biden administration honoring trans people in the army, saying that they make us very, very proud. Us. I don't know who they're talking about here, but this was the Department of, then the Department of Defense. The account has since changed because of the Trump administration under Pete Hexeth. Now it says Department of War, but the account was the Department of Defense. We put it back up here. I am going to read this. Sorry. So they said US Army Major Rachel Jones. Rachel, I'm putting in air quotes here. Found solace after coming out as a transgender female. Her journey from battling depression and suicidal thoughts to embracing authenticity inspires us all. Why we serve. And then they put out, like, a little press release article on this gentleman that thinks he's a woman now. So again, this is. This is who the Biden administration, out of all of the heroes in our military. And again, I don't take the mental health aspect of this lightly. I think it's very sad that these people are mentally ill and there are a lot of transgenders that are. Oh, the article's not there anymore. Page not found. 404 error. Shout out Sec.

[Karine Jean Pierre]

War Hexa.

[Hailey Kearney]

Yeah, shout out Trump administration for getting rid of this gay stuff. No, but I really do take this seriously. It's very sad that. That these people are so mentally ill and they're suicidal. And then, you know, to add on to the fact that there are men and women that are serving in our branches of the military and they are depressed, they are suffering from ptsd, they are suicidal. And that is such a huge issue. And, like, you couldn't honor someone, you know, Anyway, it just. It makes me sick that we're. We're lifting up and honoring these people when it's. They're. They're mentally ill for a different reason, not related to their service, and it just lifting up these people again. When President Trump did his State of the Union address and honored members of the military, you know, the Democrats couldn't even stand for this stuff. So it. They only stand for members of the military if they're gay or trans or, you Know, they're getting their boob jobs paid for by the taxpayers. And, you know, if you remember the don't say Gay bill, Democrats also made a huge stink about that, including President Biden at the time, because Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, he wanted to pass. It was actually the parental rights and education bill, but the Democrats just kind of rebranded it don't say gay. And it's not really so much that teachers couldn't talk about being gay with kids. It was that you couldn't talk about sex and sexuality with children under fourth grade, which is completely reasonable, by the way. And even I would. I would push it even further than that. But I remember doing sex ed in school, and like, I think fourth or fifth grade, we started doing sex ed in school. So I can understand how, you know, learning about reproductive health and things like that is important. But, you know, talking about sexuality with, you know, third graders and below is actually absolutely ridiculous. So here is President Biden on the don't say Gay bill, calling it cruel Watch.

[Karine Jean Pierre]

Transgender kids is a really harder day thing. What's going on in Florida is, as my mother would say, close to sinful. I mean, it's just terrible what they're doing.

[Hailey Kearney]

Sinful.

[Karine Jean Pierre]

It's not like, you know, a kid wakes up one morning and says, you know, I decided I want to become a man or I want to become woman or I want to change. I mean, what are they thinking about here? They're human beings. They love, they have feelings, they have inclinations that are. I mean, it just to me is. I don't know. It's cruel. And the way we do it is we make sure we pass legislation like we passed on same sex marriage. You mess with that, you're breaking the law and you're going to be held accountable. Accountable.

[Hailey Kearney]

Sinful and cruel to not be able to talk about sex with third graders. This was the guy sitting in the Oval Office. It's so wild. He's the one sniffing kids hair and. And no one called him a pedophile. It was crazy. Only people on the right called him a pedophile. Now he's. It's sinful to not talk to third graders and below about sex anyway. And cruel. Sin. Sinful and cruel. This is coming from a devout Catholic man, by the way. And Biden also called trans kids very brave. This was after he left office. So transgender people are some of the bravest Americans I know. But no person should have to be brave just to live in safety and dignity. Today on Transgender Day of Visibility, I renew my Commitment to building a healthy, safe, free, free and just future for trans people everywhere. Not just in the United States. Trans people everywhere. Biden, this is your legacy, man. This is your. This is your legacy. The Biden administration made such a commitment to make identity politics its top priority. That and ushering in millions of legals between those two, it's a toss up. I don't know what they cared about more, but having the first gay, the first trans, the first black, the first gay and black, the first black and Jamaican woman, the first, you know, all these cabinet members, that was the claim to fame for them, not policy. Whether or not you were gay, how gay are you? And it was something that they were very proud of. It was a campaign promise to their voting base. We will make you feel seen. We will make you visible if it's the last thing we do. Hence, Transgender Visibility Week, leading up to Transgender Day of Visibility, with which Biden proclaimed on Easter Sunday one year when he was in office. Again, devout Catholic, or so he says. And they took transgender visibility very seriously when they invited this transgender to the White House, who flashed his fresh boob job on the front lawn. Remember this watch? Welcome to the lighthouse.

[Person in lavender marriage]

Thank you.

[Karine Jean Pierre]

Happy Pride Month. Happy Pride Year. Happy Pride life.

[Woman expressing resentment towards men]

Yes.

[Karine Jean Pierre]

Transgender children, you are beautiful, you are heard, you belong, you're understood, you are love, and you belong some of the bravest and most inspiring people I've ever known.

[Hailey Kearney]

It's so.

[Person in lavender marriage]

Damn.

[Hailey Kearney]

Are we topless at the White House? Top White House. That was. Yeah, that's a real doozy. Shaking your bbl and. And your. Your fresh boob job on the White House lawn. Yeah, that's the real way to show exactly what the Biden administration stood for. And yeah, I think they. Eventually, the Biden Harris administration had to come out. KJP said something like, oh, well, we. We made them leave. We found out about this. They're not invited back to the White House. This is unacceptable. This is inappropriate. I mean, they had to because of the backlash. If there was no backlash and everyone was loving it, they probably wouldn't have said anything. But this is more than a political agenda to push homosexuality on our society. It's Democrat politicians that are completely bought in on this. So, yes, homosexuality is pushed on us through politics, but also our media and our environment. And if you remember when Alex Jones said the water was turning the frogs gay, well, that was just, you know, one of those crazy right wing conspiracy theories that just happened to come true, which I will get into right after this quick break. So I want to tell you about blackout coffee. You know how important my morning coffee is, so let me tell you about the one I've been loving lately. Blackout blackout coffee is a premium American coffee brand known for bold flavor, high quality beans and roasting fresh right here in the U. S. Every order ships straight to your door. So whether wherever you want or whenever you want a cup of coffee, you're going to have an amazing one ready for you exactly when you need it. So what I love is how smooth and rich it tastes without any bitterness. Just that perfect balance of flavor and energy getting me through busy mornings, long days. You can try their subscribe and save program so you can always have a fresh cup on hand. You can switch flavors anytime, pause or cancel whenever you want. Plus get discounted pricing, free shipping and reward points on every order. It is simple, flexible and saves you money. They offer dark roasts any flavor you could think of. They have one espresso blends and more. Something for every coffee lover. So now's the time to try blackout coffee. Go to blackoutcoffee.com and use code scroll for for 20% off your first order. Once you try it, you won't want to go back. All right, you know the video, Here it is. Alex Jones, I don't like him putting

[Alex Jones]

chemicals in the water that turn the friggin frogs gay. Do you understand that

[Hailey Kearney]

crap?

[Alex Jones]

I'm sick of being social engineered.

[Hailey Kearney]

It's not funny. I get it. He's impassioned, he's upset, he's angry. And he was the first one to do it and say it and everyone made fun of him. What are you talking about? You're making the frauds gay. This is just some study or no one's talking about this. You know, the medical community loves to come out and say, well no, that's not true. That's not what we've been saying for years. Therefore you can't believe it. And Alex Jones was completely right. He was completely vindicated on this topic. Even our own HHS Secretary, RFK Jr. Said this very thing on Joe Rogan's podcast, talking about atrazine in our water watch.

[Alex Jones]

But they took atrazine and they put it in a tank with 40 frogs for three years. They put it below the exposure levels that EPA considers acceptable to humans. And 30 of those frogs, they were all male frogs and they were double Z, you know, male frogs, so they were super males. And 30 of those frogs were chemically castrated. Four of them turned into females and produced fertile eggs. So they took male frogs, gave them atrazine. 10% of them turned into female and produced fertile eggs. And we're subjecting our children to exposure to that every day.

[Congressman Brian Mast]

What is atrazine?

[Alex Jones]

It's in the water. It's a pesticide.

[Hailey Kearney]

Yep. So pesticides that are all over our food, all over the grass, it is in our groundwater. It is everywhere. And we are absolutely surrounded by poisons. Not just pesticides, but poisons everywhere that are disrupting our hormones, and it is making people gay. And that frog study wasn't just turning the frogs gay. It was turning them female. Completely female. It was transitioning these frogs. Like, I know I always say on the show, being transgender is a farce. You can't actually become the opposite sex. This drug, this pesticide that we are exposed to, humans are exposed to, is actually transitioning frogs, male frogs, genuinely becoming female and producing fertile eggs. That is what these liberals think can happen to transgender people. And again, humans and animals different. I get that. Frogs, humans, different species. I get that. Also different levels. If we are exposing frogs to something versus the human being, it's going to look different. But our hormones are truly being disrupted by everything. And Dutch scientists actually just did a. A study on. I'm not going to use like. Like earphones. Earphones that you put in your ear, even over your ear. And they tested 81 pairs of these headphones, and these are on the market in Europe and Eastern Europe, and they tested them for hazardous substances and toxins, and it turns out that they have a harmful range of chemicals in almost all of them. There were hazardous substances detected in every product they tested. So that was 81 different pairs of headphones and earphones. And what they have is this. This substance called BPA. And 98% of the substance. I'm sorry, 98% of the samples had this substance in it. And what happens is BPA and bps, it mimics estrogen in organisms, so basically, it can impact the feminization of males, it can produce the early onset of puberty in girls, and it can also cause cancer. So aside from just turning people gay or making them more feminine or what have you, it's causing cancer, too. I mean, these. These chemicals are horrible for us, and they are in our ears as we're sweating. They are in our ears all the time. Right. People work with ear pods in their air, in their ears all the time. AirPods, EarPods, whatever. And when you are sweating, the chemicals from these airpods can go into your body and be absorbed through your skin. Even so, it is obvious that our environment can impact hormones. Certain hormone disrupting chemicals can feminize men. And this study went viral a few weeks ago and the mainstream media went crazy. They went in full gear, slamming the MAGA influencers that shared the study. I think Ian Miles Chung, if you guys follow him, he posted this. And then there was like media Midas touch. And like all the liberal outlets were coming out saying, Maga influencer says AirPods turn you gay, blah blah blah. And they were desperately trying to debunk it. And they were even saying that Ian Miles Chong was misrepresenting the findings and he was misunderstanding it. But the findings say that these chemicals can feminize men. So. Right. He wasn't far off. He was saying exactly what the study was saying. And the medical community denies for whatever reason. Well, sort of. That disrupting hormones can impact sexuality. So I googled, can hormone disruptors make you gay? That's what I put into Google. So if you all want to do this at home later on, you can search the same thing. This is what Google is going to spit back out at you. It says this scientific evidence does not support the claim that hormone disruptors, endocrine disrupting chemicals can make a person gay. So they off the bat, Google says, no, not true. While some studies suggest prenatal exposure to certain chemicals or extreme hormonal imbalances might influence sexual orientation. Okay, so first sentence, they say, totally not possible. You guys are crazy. And then, well, I guess it could happen sometimes. Like literally the first sentence of the second sentence, it's a complete shift causal link between hormone disruption and changes in sexual orientation. They're saying that there's no direct link. No, it's not happening. It's kind of happening. There's no link. And this is from the nih, by the way. So this is our government saying kind of sorta yes, it's happening. No, it isn't. You're crazy. Then it goes on because this is like Google Gemini is their AI and just like spits out some more information. So it says there's no causal link. Reviews indicate that hormonal changes, including those from medical treatments or disorders, do not alter a person's sexual orientation. Then it went into that prenatal study exposure saying, but it's not definitive. The effect is small. So basically it's not happening. But if it does happen, and when it does happen, it's really not that bad. Like people aren't turning that gay. It's not happening all that often. This is the same mentality that they have with the transgenders. Well, why won't you let this transgender play on the women's sports team? It's not that many. But again, even though it's not that many to start off with, then one happens, then it's another, then it's five, then it's ten, now it's hundreds. So this study, or this, the AI is saying, well, this isn't really happening all that time, all that often. But again, we have to take that into consideration. It might not be happening all the time, but it could. We just don't know. Then they're talking about animal research, which is. Which is going to bring me back to the Alex Jones frogs are gay sort of thing. So it says this. While endocrine disrupting chemicals can affect behavior and sexual development in wildlife, human sexual orientation is far more complex and not directly comparable to animal studies. They call it misinformation, saying that endocrine disruptors, like being on the pill, on birth control, can change sexual orientation. That is based on flawed studies, flawed scientists. That is not widely accepted. They just go in full defense mode. Like, even though there are studies that say this, now, don't believe them. So they're saying that while environmental toxins can affect overall reproductive health, no evidence that they can alter sexual orientation. My question is why? Why wouldn't disrupting hormones cause you to be gay? Or why couldn't it? I'm not saying it happens every time, but why couldn't it? And it gets me thinking about the whole birth control study. There's a study that says women who are on birth control are attracted to different kinds of men. Then they come off of birth control and their tastes change. And again, the medical community will say, this is bonkers and you're crazy for believing it, but this seems to be happening, right? Women are attracted to more feminized men. And when you're on a hormonal birth control, your hormones are completely synthetic. It's not your natural hormones. Your. This drug is telling your hormones what to do. It's not your natural cycle. And hormones can certainly impact pheromones and things like that. So why wouldn't that be true? Again, I'm not saying it's all the time. I have a bunch of friends who were on birth control, got married, got off birth control, had kids with their husband, wildly attracted to their husband. Still, I'm not saying this is foolproof and this is 100%, but why not look into the cases that are showing this? I think it's worth looking into instead of worth, you know, if you ask the medical community, they just wanted to bunk it right away. And if your hormones control your reproductive system, if your hormones control your sex drive or lack thereof, how could this not be involved? And these are the same medical professionals that will tell you that trans people are whatever they say they are. And not for nothing, they pump these people up with certain hormones and chemicals, and they do have an impact on the way they look and feel. It doesn't turn them into the complete opposite sex like it did the frogs, but it certainly has an impact on their sex hormones and their reproductive organs, the same way that steroids can have effects on reproductive organs. So if that is true and widely accepted, then why are medical professionals saying, oh, there's absolutely no way our environment is feminizing men are or having impacts on sexual orientation? I think they're afraid of that being the truth. And the Democrats and liberals and our society as a whole has essentially said that being gay is such a good thing, they're never gonna come out and say that this is a bad thing. And it's not necessarily, like, good or bad, but it's happening, and we should definitely talk about it. It's the truth. So our society is much gayer than it's ever been. And last year, this is a new study that came out that said that more women are identifying as gay even now than men. So that's crazy. There's a rapid rise in LGBTQ identity, and they found that most of this uptick in the last decade is happening among women. Less than a decade, the percentage of women who identified as LGBTQ has more than tripled. This is wild. Way more women gay than men, which this kind of shocked me. I would think that there's maybe more gay men. You don't really hear about as many lesbians, I feel like. But I would also say that there are, when it comes to the trans community, not just lesbian and gay, but when it comes to the trans community, there are more trans women than there are trans men. So more men are transitioning to women than there are than there are women transitioning to men. And that metric is about a 3 to 1 ratio. So there's way more men becoming women than women want to be men. So I think more women are becoming lesbians, and then more men are attempting to become women. So, especially in the LGBTQ community, our society is feminizing. And again, it's not just environmental factors. It is also media propaganda campaigns as well. And it is the widespread acceptance and movement that now has an entire month dedicated to it in June And I think social media is another explanation why. And they detailed that in this study. They said that, for the most part, women have experienced the most dramatic growth in the LGBTQ community because of what they see on social media and what they're being influenced by. Young women are on social media way more than men. They're more active, and they are more exposed to accounts that feature LGBTQ topics. So I would say not even being on social media makes you gay in itself or makes you a lesbian. But I think seeing something over and over makes it normalized to you. So even if you're not gay yourself, you might become way more accepting of it. Right. And this is what our society wants. So what does this say? LGBTQ more among liberals. Well, that makes sense too, right? Liberals more so going to be gay because the Democrat Party pumps, you know, just pumps us full of gay propaganda all the time. Like it is just gay this, gay that will protect the gays. Gay rights. You're oppressed will protect you. So, of course, if you're gay, you are. And again, this is not everyone, but for the most part, a lot of gay people are going to be attracted to the Democrat Party because they're saying, you know, we are for you. The other guys aren't. Of course, there are conservative gays that have their heads on straight, but it's not the majority. So I think it is. Social media is a very compelling explanation because there was a dramatic uptick in LGBTQ people, especially among women, during the pandemic. And after the pandemic restricted people socializing in person, people spent way more time on social media. People are way more addicted to their phones. Now, I know I am, personally, I'm not gay, but I'm on my phone a hell of a lot more than I used to be. And I can see this. I can absolutely see this. The more you're on social media, the more you are exposed to these social contagions, the more you think that it's happening, the more you become accepting of it, the more you're willing to actually become that thing that you see online. And then when it comes to TV shows, I don't know, I'm sure no one in this chat has watched it. Maybe you have, but there's this no new show on Netflix called Heated Rivalry. And I really know nothing about it other than the fact that it's hockey related and there are two hockey players that are gay. That is like, the premises of the show. The premise of the show, rather. And the women are eating this show up. Women Online, I scroll on social media and women are saying that they love this show. They love watching the gay scenes. They love watching gay people. And, like, I don't necessarily feel that way. So when I heard that this show is all about gay guys, like, I wasn't like, oh, that's for me. But a lot of women feel that way. I would like to see how many of these women are on birth control. Hormonal birth control. I don't know. Maybe that has something to do with it. But these actors, these gay actors who play these gay hockey players in the show were asked, why do you think women like heated rivalry so much? And this is what they had to say. Watch.

[Congressman Brian Mast]

Why would straight women like this? I was talking to Hannah, our costume designer, and she was like, well, I think that there's something about this type of story and this type of love and this type of sex that has a lot to do with this. Almost like prolonged foreplay and yearning. And she's like, I think that's what. What the. The female audiences are really drawn to. I think it's more so geared towards a feminine gaze, which is super interesting. Women are so into stories that involve gay men is because they are so exhausted by the idea of straight men that, like, this is the only way that they get to see a form of masculinity that feels accessible and interesting to them. Which I think is a cool point, you know, because it does turn the normal idea of masculinity on its head in a lot of different ways.

[Hailey Kearney]

This is weird to me. Like, is there something about real masculine men that women don't like anymore? And that if that's the case, why is that? Why are women turning to a more feminized masculinity than the masculinity that we all know? I just don't understand that. And then there was this other tick tock video that I want to go through the comments, but this is a woman who says, that heated rivalry reminded me that I am, in fact attracted to men. This woman says that she was watching the show and she is reminded why she's attracted to men. Meaning that normal straight men being depicted in TV shows doesn't do it for her anymore. But she is more so attracted to the gay men on the show. That's strange. And then I was going through the comments and they were just all in agreement. The first top comment is, but am I attracted to men or am I attracted to men kissing, question mark. And that comment has over 18,000 likes. Why would a woman be more turned on by two men kissing than a man and a woman kissing. That's strange to me. If you are a straight woman, why would you be more attracted to watching gay men? And then someone else said, it made me realize how much I'd thrive in a lavender marriage, honestly, which we'll get into later in the show. But lavender marriages are straight women dating gay men, and they're doing it on purpose. And people said that's because they're fictional men written by women. So women are more so attracted to. Not real life men, but the men that women want men to be, if that makes sense. Like, there are female writers on the show. They've written these men in a way that. They've written these characters in a way that will attract women. That doesn't mean that this is how men are in real life. So it's really not based in reality. Maybe it's reality for gay men, but not for women. But. But straight women now are buying into this, which I think is really weird. And then someone said the worst part of this show is reminding me that I'm straight. What? Like you're watching a show about gay men and then you're upset because you'd rather have gay men than straight men. It's just, like, weird that we've gotten to this place and this is such a popular show. But again, this is. This is how a popular show about gay men is affecting adult women. But this woman brought up a really good point on Tick Tock that this is even happening in kids shows. Watch.

[Concerned parent]

I ain't got nothing against gay people, but it's so sad that I can't find not one show damn near. Well, I probably. It's probably a couple, but I could barely find any shows to. For my kids to watch because it's gay all the time in there. I don't want my son looking at a man on the TV screen and he has on makeup. And I promise, like, it's not. It's not. Nothing against y', all, but I just don't like it. Even my daughters, I don't want them seeing that either. That's confusing. Kids should just be kids. Let them grow up and figure out what they want to do. Like, why put that in their face like that? I feel like that's just really weird. I don't know. That's just weird to me.

[Hailey Kearney]

It is weird. It's weird. It. It comes off as predatory because again, and we talked about this with the don't say gay bill, or so the Democrats call it. There is no reason to have these conversations with young children. You don't need to talk to young kids about sexuality. They're, they're going to figure it out on their own. It's quite literally biological. Right? You. I remember having a crush on boys in like preschool. And that was young, but I still knew that I was attracted to boys. I didn't have to have a conversation with an adult that told me what that is. It just, it is what it is. I, I didn't need to be told anything. It just happened. You don't even need to learn it. You just, it happens naturally. So even if a kid is gay, and I do think that there's a social aspect to this where you can kind of be groomed into being gay, but I do believe that people can naturally be attracted to the same sex and let it happen naturally. Why would an adult need to have a conversation about this? It just is what it is. All the gay people in all of history have figured it out so far. You don't need to have this conversation with kids that are underage. It's just disgusting. It's disgusting. It's predatory. It's grooming. So with these children's shows also showing this gay stuff, it just means that, that we are now, this social contagion is going to start so much younger. We are going to have to undo this at some point because now they're almost forcing these conversations to be had when they don't need to be had. Because now kids are going to be watching the show, there's going to be a gay person on the show. They're going to ask their parents, what is this? There's going to be men kissing. What is this? There's going to be a trans or a non binary character now. They're going to go to their parents and ask questions that normally they would never have to ask. So we're having conversations now so much earlier. And I think that's partly why the Democrats wanted teachers to be able to have these conversations, because the parents are out of the room and they get to affirm all of the things that the media is telling them. So if you have a society that is being exposed to this homosexuality and gender fluidity nonsense very young, this is going to have an impact when these men and women grow up to be teenagers, start dating now they're adults. What does this mean? And we're getting to a point now in our society where the marriage rate is lower, the birth rate is lower, and we have what the Internet has coined the male loneliness epidemic. The that men don't want to date women anymore and women don't want to date them right back. And this woman brought up a really good point. She was on Will Kane's show and she has a book out. And I would actually love to have her on as a guest to kind of do a deep dive into this. But here's what she had to say about why she thinks DEI is making men less desirable to women. Watch.

[Guest on Will Kane's show]

So in researching this book, I was trying to understand why is it that we as a society are having less sex than ever before. The statistic I've since kept coming across is that 1 in 5 men or, sorry, 1 in 3 men and 1 in 5 women have not had sex in the past year. I think more men, especially young men, are turning down this route because they are having difficulties dating. And I think also things like dei. So diversity, equity, inclusion initiatives are making it harder for men to be successful, so it's more difficult for them to achieve, attract a mate. And so instead men who have been shut out on the mating market are saying, well, I'm going to turn to these alternatives instead, like pornography, like AI girlfriends, like sex dolls and sex robots eventually, when they become affordable enough and use that in place of having a real life partner.

[Hailey Kearney]

This is fascinating and I do think that there's truth to this, that DEI has made men less desirable. Because if men aren't making as much money and women are making more money, well, then what purpose do men have anymore? Right? Men don't even feel like they are bringing home the bacon. They don't feel useful. They don't feel needed because women have done without them. Women are making enough money now or, you know, and I'm including myself in this. I make enough money where I can live by myself. I don't need to rely on anyone else. So I don't need a man in the form of financial assistance. And I think in like a bigger city, you see people moving in more together because of financial purposes. Like when I was living in New York City, people who were just dating would move in together because they couldn't afford rent. And I think it would like, speed up the relationship process. Because in New York City when life is really expensive, you really do need that other person, male or female, to get through life together and to be able to afford it. And I think with the affordability crisis happening in our country right now, this is happening now all, all over the country where women do need to work. There is no world in which a woman can stay home and I'm not saying that it's an impossibility, but I have one friend who's a stay at home mom. All the rest of my friends who are moms or are pregnant are the breadwinners. So they are forced to do the mom thing and bring home the bacon. And they're, they need their husband's salary too. I'm not saying that he's like a total deadbeat, but it's so crazy how this whole thing has flipped. And I don't know if men are making less money because of DEI practices. I think, I'm sure some companies have DEI rules or quotas where certain amount of leadership roles need to be women, but I don't think that men in certain, if they're, if a man and a woman are in the same role, that men are making less money than women. I don't think that that's really happening. So I don't really know why men are making less money. I think that it's just harder to provide in the economy today. And I know men in my life and my personal life who would love to have my friend, their wife, you know, stay home, but they just can't afford it. And that's not a knock on men. That's a knock on the affordability crisis that we're living in right now. So you can't buy a house, you need your wife to work. It's just like it is what it is, right? So people have these strong held traditional beliefs that kind of have to go by the wayside because they genuinely can't make that reality happen anymore. It's, it's become more of this traditional lifestyle of, you know, man, wife, picket fence, two and a half kids, has become more of a pipe dream than the American dream. Which is really sad because, and again, that's, it's not to say that women want that less or men want that less. It's just not a reality anymore. So people have to shift their expectations. And men, I think, are still wanting these things, but now badass girl, boss, feminist women are making so much money, then they look down on men and then it becomes this whole cycle where men don't want to date liberal women, liberal women don't want to date men. And now people aren't dating anymore. People are just like, it's better to be alone. I'll stay on my couch, I can afford life by myself, I'll just do it alone. And it seems like there is this discourse online where there are so many men that hate women and so many Women that hate men. So I wanted to bring you two examples. I didn't bring Andrew Tate and I didn't bring Nick Fuentes to the table because we already know that they hate women. I actually think that these men are gay. Um, they hate women so much that they're gay. But this is a man. I don't think he's gay, but he doesn't like women. Watch this.

[Man annoyed with women]

One of the biggest problems when it comes to, like, dating and relationships is I don't think women realize how annoying they are. Like, I don't think they realize how selfish they are. Like, how, how hard it is to deal with them. Like, I know they could say the same thing could be said about men. That's valid and that's entirely true. But the problem, problem is men know this.

[Alex Jones]

You feel me?

[Man annoyed with women]

The problem is women don't realize how annoying they are. They don't realize how emotional they are. They don't realize how a lot of the. That they be wanting us to do annoys us, but we do it out of love.

[Hailey Kearney]

You feel me? So he still stays with women. He does the thing that. The things that women ask of him out of love, but he's annoyed with women. See, there's. There's an annoyance now where it's like, listen, my biology is making me attracted to you, but I. I don't like you and you're annoying. And I think a lot of men find women annoying. I'm a woman and I find a lot of women annoying. And there are people in my DMs that tell me every day that I'm annoying. I get it. Right? Like, women are annoying. Everyone hates women. Okay, I get it. But I think that real men still like women and real women still like men. Like, this is a reality that is still true. There are always going to be women and men that like each other and are attracted to each other. And I do think that it's more so going to be conservative men and women finding each other. And then I don't know what's happening on the liberal side because I. I'm not privy to that information. I don't know what's going on inside their brains. I can try to make fun of it, but I don't know. But I do think that people will start dating along party lines, even more so than they already are because. And my friends, their little brother, they just told me that their little brother, he won't go up to girls in bars anymore because he doesn't want to. It's not that he doesn't want to approach. It doesn't. It's not that he doesn't want to date women anymore, but he's afraid of striking up a conversation with a liberal woman because he doesn't want to waste time dating liberal woman. So. So people just end up going on dating apps and what have you. But now women also don't want to date men. Here's an example of that. Watch.

[Woman expressing resentment towards men]

Am I the only one that feels like we are kind of at war with men right now? Or like, I'm feeling very against men right now? Like, I go spaces where there's majority men, and I feel. I feel there is something there. I feel like I am resentful. Like, when I go to the gym and there's guys there, when I go golfing and it's all men, I'm just like, I think all of you hate me. I think all of you hate me and wish that I'd like.

[Hailey Kearney]

I don't know.

[Woman expressing resentment towards men]

It's just the way that men have been treating women for so many generations, and today we're like, wait, what the. Why is locker room talk a thing? Like, why? Like, it's just, maybe I just don't respect them or something more than ever, but I don't know. Does anyone else feel this when they're around men specifically?

[Hailey Kearney]

So it's a lack of respect. Men. Men find women annoying, and then women don't respect men. So this is a recipe for disaster because then no one wants to date each other. And I think that that video specifically is an example of this liberal victim mentality complex. Well, men have been treating us like this for years and locker room talk and all these things, and it's like, yeah, men and women are different, so you have to embrace those differences. Or then you go down the liberal, you know, rabbit hole of, you could be whatever you want, but the biological reality is that men and women are different. And we used to be attracted to each other even though we were different. That was, like, kind of the point. But this woman, Rosalia, is a singer, and she was just interviewed recently about what she wants in a man. And this is what she said. You like most in a man. That he's gay. That he's gay. And the interviewer said, well, that makes two of us. So this is a singer. She's famous. What do you look for in a man? That he's gay. So there are. And maybe she's just joking, I guess, but I don't think that she is. I think that this is real weird joke. It's a. Yeah, it's a weird joke to make. And why would a straight woman want a gay man again? Maybe she's on hormonal birth control. Maybe the environment has made all of these women gay and, and all these men gay. Right. And if women are gay and men are gay, then no one's going to be having kids. It explains the birth rate declining, it explains the marriage rate declining because everyone's going to be looking for different things. And if women are only dating women and, or gay men and men are only dating men, I mean, what happens to our society? It completely collapses. So what is happening now is that there are gay men who are marrying women or vice versa. And I, I really don't think that I've ever seen it go the opposite way where a straight man has married a lesbian. So this is really a phenomenon where women are marrying gay men and it's called lavender marriages. And one of the most famous, most viral lavender marriages on Tick Tock is a gay man married to a straight woman. And they claim that they are just each other's soul mates, sweethearts, everything, and they're just not sexually attracted to each other. And for them, that's fine. I think that they are just asexual and they're friends and they're just like living together and in that case, just be roommates and be friends. I don't understand why you have to get married, but this is the video. Watch.

[Person in lavender marriage]

I'm gay and I married a woman. And we want to talk about the problem with lavender marriages. So first of all, we are not a lavender marriage. We refer to ourselves as mixed orientation. And the difference is a lavender marriage suggestion suggests that the queer person is still hiding their identity from the world and using the non queer person as a sort of beard or shield so that people still think they're a hetero.

[Hailey Kearney]

And it's kind of a trendy thing right now. And I think they just have not found the better term to describe what people are actually doing. I think in this day and age, lavender marriage is more of amazing marriage of convenience, where two people either are like, let's get married because we haven't found our person or because it conveniently will be better to not spend life alone.

[Person in lavender marriage]

Yeah, but we are soulmates. We are not married because of convenience. We are married because we love each other and want to be together and there's no other option for us. And also, I'm out and proud. I don't hide this from the world. And I believe that it is so much Better for the queer person to be able to still hold on to this identity and say it to the world so they can speak their truth.

[Hailey Kearney]

Whoa. I mean, this is just wild that this is even a thing. I again, I don't really know what a gay man brings to the table that a straight man doesn't. For a straight woman, that means that straight women are really no longer straight. So really I think that everyone and, and the left always says that, that sexuality is this like gender fluid. It's fluid, it's a spectrum. It's not black or white. And I do think that with all of these hormone disruptors in our food and our water and all around us, and then the social contagion aspect of it and propaganda aspect of it, I mean, there are more people in the middle than there are on either side, which I think is very scary. And I was scrolling on Tick Tock this morning and a video came up just on the topic of lavender marriages. It was this man who I think looked pretty straight in my opinion, but you could tell he was putting on kind of like the gay act, like the mannerisms and the voice. And he was saying, I was married for however many years and I knew that I was gay the entire time, but my wife didn't know. But, and I think that that is so evil to do to someone. If you are gay and you don't want to admit it to the rest of society, that's your problem. And you don't need to make that someone else's problem. I mean, imagine being the wife who finds out, oh, the man that I married, the man that I thought was the love of my life, didn't even like me, wasn't even attracted to me the entire time, but he's just using me as a beard, as a cover up to make himself look a different way to society. I mean, I couldn't imagine feeling more used and discarded. That is one of the most evil things that you can do to someone. And again, if you are feeling these feelings, you get them fixed, you don't affirm them and then use, you know, this person, this woman as a shield, like from the rest of society. Like if you're too afraid to come out as gay, you're just going to use this woman and waste all of her time. I think that's crazy. And I think that that's really what we're seeing is a lot of men are gay, they don't want to come out as gay. And then a lot of women, for whatever reason, they are more attracted to gay men. And we're going to be seeing more of this. So again, I think the birth rate is declining. It is a huge problem. I think men and women are not attracted to each other anymore. That is a huge problem. I think affordability is a huge problem. And I'd be interested in diving into this more because not only with that guest who says she was diving into the DEI aspect of it all, but also Rachel Wilson has a book out and she was recently on the Joe Rogan Experience, and she talked about how Marxism and feminism has actually rewired the brains of women and turned them into these liberal protesters that we see, essentially. So I think that, you know, the feminization of society is so dangerous because these women are not even feminine in the way that women used to be women. They're kind of more like male and they're being brainwashed, essentially. So we certainly don't want to live in a matriarchy. And I think that it's something we need to keep our eyes on. So I'm interested in this deep dive. I hope that you guys liked it and hopefully we'll do some other episodes diving into some more of this in the political realm rather than the environmental realm. But thank you for scrolling along with me today. I'm going to save my my scrolling time segment. I have got all of these airport videos, chaos videos. I'm going to save them for tomorrow. But thank you for scrolling along with me. You can follow me on social media at Haley Caradia H A Y L E Y C A R O N I A I'm on X. I'm on True Social. I'm on Tik Tok. I'm on Instagram and I have a Facebook page, Haley Jennings Karenia. And essentially it just takes my Facebook stuff or my Instagram stuff and posts it on Facebook. So if you already post Follow me on Instagram, it's the same content. But thank you for scrolling along with me again. You can watch on rumble rumble.com Haley, make sure that you are subscribed. Make sure that you watch Vince at 8am make sure that you follow on all the podcast platforms and you tell a friend and I'll see you right back here tomorrow. Bye.