Prince Harry Begs For Money, Exposing Hollywood Rot and Body Image Obsession, and Democrats' January 6 Vigil Stunt

Summary

Spot On with Link Lauren
Host: MK Media
Episode: Prince Harry Begs For Money, Exposing Hollywood Rot and Body Image Obsession, and Democrats' January 6 Vigil Stunt
Date: January 7, 2026

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Overview

In this episode, Link Lauren offers a fast-paced, no-holds-barred commentary on trending headlines from Hollywood’s infamous hypocrisy and body image extremes, to royal family drama and U.S. politics. With characteristic wit and a conversational, often biting tone, Link takes listeners through a whirlwind of topics, encouraging debate and “cuts through the noise” with his signature unfiltered takes.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Waiting Until Marriage – Personal Perspectives & Open Debate

[01:03 – 06:20]

• Link opens the show by sharing a story from a friend who’s waiting until marriage to have sex, something he observes is “not openly discussed anymore.”
  • Discusses religious motivations and the regrets some feel for not waiting.
  • Explores the nuances – some people claim to wait, but “they’ve done everything but that.”
  • Humorously calls out performative claims of virginity: “Sweetheart, you carry knee pads in your purse.” (Link Lauren, [04:37])
  • Poses questions to listeners: Have you or would you wait until marriage? What are the benefits or regrets?

Notable Quote:

“For me, I would want to try out the equipment first, right? Like, especially if you’re a woman, wouldn’t you want to know kind of what you’re getting into, what’s going on down there?” (Link Lauren, [05:18])

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2. Hollywood Blacklisting Conservatives & The Problem with “Diversity”

[06:46 – 14:30]

• Discusses actor Rob Schneider speaking out on “rot in the soul of Hollywood,” especially blacklisting conservatives and the superficial way DEI is implemented.
  • Hollywood claims to want “diversity and inclusion,” but avoids “diversity of thought.”
  • “Netflix... it’s near impossible to find anything to watch… it’s going to be an anti-white, anti-conservative film.” (Link Lauren, [09:35])
  • Lampoons streaming content for being too “woke” and unrelatable.
  • Says Hollywood prioritizes box-ticking over storytelling.
• Injects personal humor comparing “Queer Eye” experts to “taking driver’s lessons from Stevie Wonder or Ray Charles.” ([08:57])

Notable Quote:

“If Netflix did a movie about Anne Frank’s story, they would probably find like an African American, non-binary, Pan African, Navajo, woodworker to play Anne Frank. Like, that’s how ridiculous Netflix has gotten.” (Link Lauren, [10:35])

Memorable Moment:

• Personal anecdote about college classes showing “diversity is not the strength in a workplace” at high saturation, citing a productivity “bell curve.” ([11:27])

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3. Hollywood, Body Image, and Shocking Cosmetic Trends

[14:40 – 25:45]

• Link decries celebrity hypocrisy around body image and weight loss (e.g., Amy Schumer, Kardashians, Jonah Hill).
  • Amy Schumer: touted body positivity, now openly on Ozempic and flaunting weight loss.
  • Kardashians: “maintaining their bodies, right?... They’re not going to go split the atom.” ([15:57])
  • Men face body image pressure, too, with steroid/supplement abuse driven by Instagram culture.
  • Reflects on his own security with body image but acknowledges societal pressure: “I have empathy for people who do struggle.” ([17:26])
• Plays infamous Real Housewives clip: Yolanda Hadid suggesting her daughter “have half an almond and chew it really well.” ([18:40])
• Viral Story: Surge in Americans having cosmetic procedures with purified fat from cadavers (product: AlloKlay), especially for BBLs— prompts disgust and dark humor.
  • “You die, and they inject you into the Kardashians’ ass.” ([21:55])
  • Expresses sympathy for body image pressures, calls for self-acceptance: “Until you get comfortable with yourself and become a whole person, no exterior treatment, no fat injections, no Botox, no plastic surgery is going to make you feel 100%.” ([24:14])

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4. Royal Roundup: Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, and “Begging for Money”

[26:51 – 33:40]

• Link recaps Prince Harry’s legal fight for taxpayer-funded security in the UK, scoffing: “Go get a job like the rest of us.” ([26:55])
  • Harry wins back taxpayer security; Link calls him out for exploiting royal status despite lucrative Netflix/book deals.
  • Cites new claims from “The Windsor Legacy” by Robert Johnson: Harry demanded money from King Charles and was rebuffed (“I’m not a bank,” King Charles allegedly said).
  • Observes Meghan & Harry’s failed Hollywood pivots: “They’re trying to do reality shows on Netflix. Those are flopping because they found out Meghan Markle really can’t cook.” ([32:00])
  • Sees Harry’s desire to rejoin the royals as “buyer’s remorse.”
• Lampoons upcoming Meghan Markle cookbook: “It’s like Stevie Wonder teaching driver’s ed… Hunter Biden teaching a course on sobriety.” ([33:32])
  • Most working mothers don’t have time to make “rainbow fruit platters.”

Notable Quote:

“This is a cautionary tale. Women, come in close. You got to know when you have it good… If you’re always searching for that bigger, better deal, that’s when I believe God, the universe, they will smack you down and give you some karma, okay?” (Link Lauren, [31:26])

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5. Quick Political Wrap: Democrats’ January 6 Vigil and Washington “Theater Kids”

[39:18 – 43:21]

• Skewers Democrats for holding a “bizarre” January 6 vigil—singing “God Bless America” with (allegedly) fake candles.
  • “They don’t want to work. Jasmine Crockett posts videos dancing down the hallways. She doesn’t want to work, she wants to twerk.” ([39:23])
  • Ridicules theatrics as a distraction from actual legislative work and declining party approval.
  • “Chuck Schumer, you’re a stunt queen. You’re a fake, you’re a phony, and we could really hear you, and you sounded the worst.” ([41:25])

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6. Kai Trump on Political Extremism and Finding Her Own Path

[43:01 – 44:51]

• Praises President Trump’s granddaughter, Kai Trump, for staying out of politics and expressing a desire for moderation.
  • Kai Trump (quoted on Logan Paul’s podcast):

  “I feel like politics is such a dangerous thing. And I think if both sides met in the middle, everyone would be so much more happier.” ([42:40])

  • Link comments this is “one of the most wise, astute political takes I have heard in a long, long time.” ([43:01])
  • Applauds her as a positive role model for young women and for articulating widespread exhaustion with polarization.

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Memorable Quotes & Moments

| Timestamp | Quote / Moment | Attribution | |-----------|----------------|--------------------| | 04:37 | “Sweetheart, you carry knee pads in your purse, okay? We’ve all known you, okay?” | Link Lauren | | 08:57 | “That’s like taking driving lessons from Stevie Wonder or Ray Charles.” | Link Lauren | | 10:35 | “If Netflix did a movie about Anne Frank’s story, they would probably find like an African American, non-binary, Pan African, Navajo, woodworker to play Anne Frank.” | Link Lauren | | 14:55 | “Kim Kardashian… is not going to go write a book on physics. You know what I’m saying? They’re not going to go split the atom.” | Link Lauren | | 18:40 | Yolanda Hadid telling her sick daughter: “Have half an almond and chew it really well.” | Clip on show | | 21:55 | “Imagine you die and they inject you into the Kardashians’ ass.” | Link Lauren | | 26:55 | “Prince Harry, he’s a spoiled brat prince who needs to go and get a job. Go get a job like the rest of us who get up and work.” | Link Lauren | | 31:26 | “You got to know when you have it good… If you’re always searching for that bigger, better deal, that’s when I believe… you will fall flat on your ass.” | Link Lauren | | 33:32 | “Meghan Markle is coming out with a cookbook… It’s like Stevie Wonder teaching driver’s ed… Hunter Biden teaching a course on sobriety.” | Link Lauren | | 39:23 | “They don’t want to work… She doesn’t want to work, she wants to twerk.” | Link Lauren | | 42:40 | “I feel like politics is such a dangerous thing. And I think if both sides met in the middle, everyone would be so much more happier.” | Kai Trump |

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Noteworthy Timestamps for Key Segments

• Waiting Till Marriage Discussion: [01:03 – 06:20]
• Hollywood Blacklisting/DEI Rant: [06:46 – 14:30]
• Body Image & Cadaver Fat Trend: [14:40 – 25:45]
• Royal Family & Meghan Markle: [26:51 – 33:40]
• Democrats' January 6 Vigil: [39:18 – 42:32]
• Kai Trump on Politics: [42:32 – 44:51]

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Tone

• Sharp, irreverent, and conversational
• Uses humor, sarcasm, and pop culture references to drive points
• Blunt critiques of celebrities, politicians, and public trends—often with colorful analogies
• Encourages open debate and a diversity of views, despite strong personal opinions

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Final Thoughts

For listeners seeking a brash, comedic yet insightful breakdown of the week’s headlines, Link Lauren delivers with vivid commentary and an interactive spirit. Hot topics ranging from Hollywood to politics are dissected with equal parts skepticism and sass – and the episode closes with a rare moment of positivity, praising young voices like Kai Trump for choosing their own path.

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Next episode airs Monday; find Link online for continuous conversation.

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Well, my friends, welcome back to Spot on with Link. Lauren. If this is your first time here, welcome. We welcome everyone on this show. It's come one, come all to the Halloween Ball. If you're a returning customer. Hey, how are you? Happy hump day. Pour yourself a drink. Unless you're driving home from work. Get settled in. We have a jam packed show, okay? We're going to be discussing Hollywood blacklisting conservatives. We're going to be talking about body image. Apparently this, there's this new trend where really wealthy women are having bodies. Take bodies. They're taking fat. Take wealthy women, okay? They're taking fat from cadavers and having it injected into their own bodies. So this is disgusting. We're going to be breaking this down. This is all over the Internet. It's this viral thing, this viral sensation. We're going to have to talk about. Meghan Markle, Prince Harry, King Charles. Apparently Prince Harry is begging his father for money. You should go get a job, okay? Go get a job like all the rest of us, okay? If I were Prince Harry and I had been living in a castle my whole life, I wouldn't be sitting here on this podcast, okay? But Prince Harry, he's had a fall from grace. Now maybe he needs some money. Go get a job. Go get a job. So we have a jam packed show. We're also going to be doing a little bit of politics, talking about President Trump and some of the things going on in the administration. But I want to start off the show also by asking you guys a question. So one of my friends, she got engaged recently, and we love her fiance, handsome guy, drop dead gorgeous quarterback of the football team, handsome guy. So I asked her, I said, can we tell this story on the podcast? She said, sure, Just don't use my name, please, because I don't want to get fired. So my friend gets engaged. She tells me, we're waiting till marriage. We are going to wait till marriage to have sex. We're not doing anything. We're going to wait till our wedding night to consummate the relationship. And I thought, oh, my God, this is something we don't talk about out in the open, right? We don't have this conversation, this conversation out in the open anymore. So I wanted to ask you guys, have you waited till marriage? Okay? If you're going to get married, would you wait? What do you see as the benefits, right? Because one of my friends I was speaking to right before I came on camera, she's quite religious. She says she wished she had waited because it would have been more biblical. It would have been really part of her life and her ethos. And she wishes she had waited because she's like, why did I give myself to these guys who were losers before, right? Why did I give my energy, my body, my time to guys before I found my husband and found Mr. Right? And if I could go back and have him just be the only one, I would do that. I also think in talking to some other girlfriends of mine, there are different parameters, right? I think some folks, when they say they're waiting till marriage, they're like, we'll do everything. We've done everything but that, okay? It's like some of these girls out here, they're like, I'm waiting till marriage. It's like, sweetheart, you carry knee pads in your purse, okay? We've all known you, okay? This whole, I'm a virgin, innocent person, waiting till marriage, marriage, we don't buy it. For me, I would want to try out the equipment first, right? Like, especially if you're a woman, wouldn't you want to know kind of what you're getting into, what's going on down there? So I want to hear from you guys, have you waited till marriage? Why did you wait till marriage? I do think there's something beautiful and sort of the tension building of waiting till marriage, right? Consummating that night and not doing anything before. It's like, because we live in a world that's so sexualized and we're so inundated with sex and imagery constantly. And every show has tons of sex scenes and tons of vulgarity. There is something about waiting now that's kind of just really building the tension. So I understand every perspective of it and I love on this page we can have these open debates. So that is the question for today. What do you think about waiting till marriage? Have you waited till marriage? Do some of you regret waiting till marriage? Maybe you married the guy and then on the wedding night you're like, oh, he's got like a gherkin. It's not great down there. I should have known. So I want to know what you guys think about waiting for marriage, but we got to pay some bills. And then when we come back, we'll jump into these hot topics. If you want to drop extra pounds, boost energy levels or reduce swelling in your legs and feet, then you'll love these two American made supplements. 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They go out of their way to prioritize dei. And we have a story about the comedian Rob Schneider. So he's been speaking out about what he calls rot in the soul of Hollywood. He says Hollywood is dismantling itself and part of the problem is the blacklisting of conservative celebrities. And I could not agree more with this because Hollywood, right, these liberals in Hollywood who sit around these writers rooms, they say they want diversity, inclusion, all of these things, but they don't actually want diversity of thought. And very seldom, right, very seldom do they even make movies for, for conservatives, right? Very seldom do they make movies that appeal to a Republican audience. In fact, there are tons of movies, I feel, that look down on Republicans, that look down on conservatives. So many movies I see now, right? They're very urban. It's about life in New York City or life in Los Angeles or life in Miami. And it's like these people in their liberal big city enclaves forget how much world there is, right? How much storytelling there should be between Los Angeles and New York, right? All of these states that politicians and Hollywood elites like to fly over and look down upon. What about telling some of those stories? I think that's why J.D. vance's Hillbilly Elegy resonated so much right there. Even movies like Sound of Freedom, right? There are other movies that have come out that have shown, hey, people who aren't super far left, liberals, they'll put their money where their mouth is, right? They will pay to go to a movie theater. They will pay to download a film if the story resonates with them. But Hollywood goes out of their way, out of their way to just make everything so woke. And you can even look at Netflix, right? Netflix. It's near impossible to find anything to watch on Netflix at this point, right? You go on Netflix, they've got Queer Eye, right? They've got Queer Eye where you have like a man in a dress with a beard going around somehow giving fashion and life advice. And all these people, their lives are in shambles, right? That's the show, Queer Eye. It's supposed to be about this group of queer men going door to door, helping people turn their lives around. Their lives are a mess, okay? I don't want to take life advice advice from you. That's like taking driving lessons from Stevie Wonder or Ray Charles, right? Taking driver's ed from Stevie Wonder is probably safer than taking than taking life advice from Jonathan Van Ness. And then Jonathan Van Ness, just on an unsecur, had the audacity to comment on my social media and say I look disturbing and I'm ugly or something like that. I don't care. I don't care because I'm judged on the merit of my character. I'm judged on the things I say and I do. I don't care if I look perfect every single day of the week. I don't care if I never look perfect. So Jonathan Van Ness, I think Netflix has just gone so woke. And then you even look at the kids shows, right? The children shows on Netflix, they're also so woke, they're pushing trans ideology, gender ideology. And it's not that we can't have these discussions, right? Kids are going to grow up and learn what a trans person is. I'm not saying you have to shield them forever, but when you have shows that are for three, four and five year olds and then you're teaching them, they might be born in the wrong body, I think that's pretty disgusting. And so I'm glad that Rob Schneider is calling out some of this rotten and Hollywood. And here's what he believes. He believes in five years, many major film studios in Los Angeles will just be real estate. And instead of leaning on Hollywood movies for entertainment, audiences will increasingly turn to watching videos on social media instead of films. Okay, every night, every night I sit in front of the tv and here's the great conundrum, right? We have so many apps on the tv. Some of your cord cutters, you've got all the apps. But then if you haven't cut the cord, you still have a million channels. So you have all these channels, all these apps, every movie, every show at your fingertips. It's impossible to find something to watch. It's like you have too much variety. I end up watching a movie that I know I love. I'll end up watching movie that came out 20 years ago. You know what I'm saying? The other night I watched Auntie Mame. That came out much more than 20 years ago, you guys. I was not around. An Auntie Mame was in theaters. But I'll watch something that's a classic instead of trying to find something new. Because you go on Netflix now, it's going to be an anti white, anti conservative film. It's going to be a movie about some woke garbledygook. I mean, if Netflix did a movie about Anne Frank's story, they would probably find like an African American, non binary, you know, Pan African, Navajo, woodworker to play Anne Frank. Like, that's how ridiculous Netflix has gotten, right? When they do the story, when they do the story of Maduro's capture, right? I'm sure Maduro's gonna have to be black. He can't even be Hispanic. They're gonna have to switch up everybody's race in gender. And so Netflix, it's almost impossible to find things to watch. I also remember, before we move on to our next topic, I remember being in college and I took a class on interviewing and jobs and how people put together a workplace. It was a really interesting class. It was an elective course, but it was taught by this incredible woman who was A recruiter. And she came in and she would help businesses sort of restructure. And I remember looking at this one study that showed us diversity is not the strength in a workplace, right? A little bit of diversity. If you have a group of people, they can problem solve, they can come up with innovative ideas, but it's like a bell curve. Okay? A little bit of diversity. Some interesting voices in the room. Great. You're super productive. So much diversity, the productivity starts to go down. And I think that's what we're seeing in Hollywood. You throw all different types of people in the room together because you care about checking boxes. You're going to make a terrible film. Okay? It's nice sometimes to have a film from a singular perspective. I'm gay. I don't need to see a gay character in every single film or TV show, okay? It's like, you'll be watching a show and all of a sudden it's like, here's the gay best friend sashaying in with a scarf. And it's like, this has nothing to do with the plot line. It's like, here comes the gay sassy friend. And it's like, wait, this is a movie about, like, geoengineering. What's going on here? We don't need this, okay? So I don't need gay characters in every single film just because I'm gay in the same way. Like, I've had this conversation with some of my black friends who actually, some of them are in entertainment. They're like, we don't need to see a movie with all black characters either. You know what I'm saying? We don't need to see that. So you don't have to worry Hollywood, about checking every single box. Why don't you worry about telling good stories? Because I know you guys in the comments agree with me. It's very hard, very hard to find new, modern films that we like. We all end up watching reruns of shows we know. We love our movies that are tried and true. And then my friends make fun of me. You watch that movie 10 times. Well, when Hollywood makes a good film. When Hollywood makes a new good film. I'm sorry, I don't want to go see Avatar, okay? I don't want to see a bunch of, like, blue people with long hair, braids doing whatever the hell they do on their planet. You know? I want to see some real stories about life. And so Netflix, we wish you well. Hollywood, we wish you well as well. But it seems like Hollywood is going to continue going down because they're doubling down on all this woke crap. Now, speaking of Hollywood, we have to talk about body image, right? This is a topic we're not really supposed to discuss out in public either, right? How we feel about our bodies, how we feel about ourselves. There's not a person watching this who hasn't at one point or another looked in the mirror and said, should I change this? Do I like the way I look? Do I look as good as the person next to me? I hear from so many women, they're like, when we gain five pounds, we know it. We don't need the world to tell us that we went up, right? We know, and we can tell exactly what is going on with our bodies. But when it comes to body image and social media, I've seen this new trend where people are way too comfortable, way too comfortable chiming in and opining on other people's bodies, their friends, their family, celebrities, sure, we can rail on celebrities all we want. They're making gazillions of dollars, and they have access to all types of things. But I just feel like family and friends have gotten to a point where they are way, way, way too comfortable commenting on each other's bodies. I mean, I have one friend who's pregnant. One of her friends wrote her, what, do you have twins in the oven? And she's like, what? What does that mean? Oh, it looks like you're carrying twins. That was shady. Okay, so people are getting real brazen, hiding behind their phones, hiding behind their keyboards. But I also think Hollywood is playing a role, right? We can look back to the Kardashians. The Kardashians have always gone to drastic measures because they have no talent, really. Their entire life force is by keeping up and maintaining their bodies, right? Kim Kardashian, she's not going to go write a book on physics. You know what I'm saying? They're not going to go split the atom. What the Kardashians have is maintaining their bodies and their sex appeal. But what they're not so honest about is how they go about doing these things. I mean, I remember when Kim Kardashian got that blood facial, right? Kim Kardashian went and got a blood facial, and she was screaming and crying and they were injecting her and doing all of this crazy stuff. Okay, so then there might be folks out there who go to a less than savory doctor in a strip mall thinking, I'm going to do a blood facial. They might walk out with scars, right? They might walk out with Some things that aren't so great. And then these celebrities, right? What's also so hypocritical? You have folks like Amy Schumer. Amy Schumer, she's a comedian. She had a movie, I believe, called Train Wrecks. So Amy Schumer, her whole brand was that she was sort of the relatable girl who had meat on her bones and she wasn't super skinny. Well, she filed for a divorce from her husband recently, and now she's very open about the fact that she's on Ozempic. So Amy Schumer, who pushed everybody, love the skin you're in. Love being big, love being beautiful. The second she can go get that shot, she did. So Amy Schumer, she's another one of these hypocrites in Hollywood. And then there are girls out there who think, well, I need to go get Ozempic too. Maybe they can't afford it, maybe it's not covered by their insurance. And then they're going to otherwise drastic measures. And so that's the great hypocrisy, right? When I saw these pictures of Amy Schumer, they were going viral all over the Internet. She used to pride herself in being a writer, a comedian, a producer. Now you look at Amy Schumer, she's literally just posting pictures in bikinis and underwear to show off, hey, I'm on Ozempic now and I'm skinny. And you're not after building a career for 10 years telling girls, love the skin you're in. Be big, be beautiful. And one thing we also don't talk about enough is that men are affected by this as well. I have so many friends, okay? So many friends who are gu. Guys who are very obsessed with image. Working out, taking supplements, taking steroids. And it's because when they go on Instagram now, they go on Instagram, they see other people in the gym and they think, oh, I should be doing that. They see these guys on Instagram with these, like, massive muscles and the veins popping out. That's probably not natural, right? That didn't come from eating your greens, Popeye, and going to the gym. People are taking all sorts of things and going to drastic measures. And I think there are just as many guys out there with major body image issues with eating disorders who don't talk about it, right? Because the culture is so focused on women. But you even have male celebrities who are going through drastic weight loss changes now. Maybe they're being aided and abetted by Ozempic. We have Jonah Hill, right? Jonah Hill, his brand as an actor was that he was sort of the big funny guy in all the films. Well, Jonah Hill, he has lost a ton of weight. He's actually lost even more weight than the pictures show. I just didn't want to pay for those pictures because we're affordable over here where I'm very frugal. Okay? So Jonah Hill, he lost all this weight. And so I think men in Hollywood, men around the country, guys out there at the gym, they size themselves up too. But the culture is so focused on women, right? The culture is so focused on women. And I probably seem like a hypocrite because I'm sitting here on camera under a bunch of lights with, like, three combs on my desk. So I'm probably not the best person to judge guys for caring about image.

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But one thing about me, you might look at me and think, oh, I'm blonde. I'm this. I'm that. I care so much about how I'm perceived. I have no qualms getting on camera and looking bad. I don't worry if my hair is perfect, if people love my hairline, if my forehead's a little too big for them, I don't give a shit. I'm very comfortable in my own skin, and actually thank God every single day that I'm very secure in my own skin because it allows me to move through the world and not have that hanging over me. And I have empathy for people who do struggle. But I think we need to have more of a conversation in society. When we see pictures of. On Amy Schumer's Instagram that are going viral, she. She doesn't say on the caption, hey, I'm on Ozempic. Just a reminder, I'm taking this, and I have a personal chef, and I have this. She doesn't remind us in every single post. She might say, one time, oh, I'm on Ozempic. But then girls out there who look to her as the relatable one, it's like Khloe Kardashian, she was sort of the relatable Kardashian, maybe because her father was O.J. allegedly, who knows? But Khloe was the relatable Kardashian, okay? They made it out to be. Chloe was the big one, right? They're like, chloe's so big. She's so much bigger than the other girls. It's like, well, anyone standing next to Kim and Kourtney is going, look big. They're Lilliputians. They're like this big, okay? Chloe was like a size six, size eight. And they're like, oh, my God, she's so much bigger than the other girls. It's like, hello, they're little people. I'll shout out to the little people. But no, Khloe Kardashian was the relatable one. Khloe Kardashian has now had quite a bit of work on her face that she's been open about. She's worked on her body. Personal trainer, personal chef. So now even the women out there who look to her as the relatable one, she's not there for them anymore. And I want to end this segment by playing you guys a clip. Speaking of another reality star, right? One of the women who I think really kicked this off was Gigi Hadid's mother, Yolanda Hadid, who you might remember from Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. So Gigi and Bella Hadid, their mother, Yolanda, she was a model. She never had the level of success her daughters had. And so I think for that reason, she was such a stage mom and tiger mom, pushing them, pushing them, pushing them. Be thinner, work out more, care about your look. And I want to play you a clip of where Yolanda Hadid allegedly tells her sick daughter to just have a couple of almonds, Chew them really well because your. Your stomach is nuts. This would not work for me, okay? This is like Gwyneth Paltrow, who I call Mother Goop. She's like, I had a few sips of bone broth. I'm so full. It's like in Hollywood, she literally said, have half an almond and chew it really well. Have half an almond and chew it really well, sweetheart. I honestly think some of my friends, when they're in a bad mood, my real skinny friends, and even in Hollywood, these people who have all these ailments and these chronic diseases, and I have this and I have that. I do believe, in my unprofessional opinion, if you go out there, you have a cheeseburger, fries, and a chocolate shake, the color might come back, you might feel revived, you might feel resuscitated, because I think some of these people are just malnourished, right? Go have a rib eye. Go have a steak. Go have a piece of chicken, piece of salmon. Eat something. Have some protein, sweetheart. Have some protein, and you'll come back to life, and it'll be much more enjoyable to be around. Now, before we move on from our conversation on Body Image, I have to read you guys this story. This has gone viral. My producer sent it to me immediately. We were looking at it, reading it in horror. Okay? So I want to make sure I get this right. I'm going to read you this story. Plastic surgeons across the United States are now using purified fat from cadavers for cosmetic procedures, including Brazilian butt lifts. Doctors are using dead bodies to extract fat and injecting it into patients. The product, aloe clay, is made from sterile fat harvested from cadavers, which is administered through in office injections. You guys, are you still with me right now? It is not approved for the face of only the body, but should be approved for the face in the near future. They are calling it off the shelf fat. So if you see the Kardashians going around the morgue picking out the fattest person they can find to harvest and shoot themselves up, now you know why. Okay? I think this is disgusting. And this shows us how image obsessed society has become because of reality television, because of the Kardashians, because of everybody on Ozempic. It's like, y' all, push Ozempic, but then people are still supposed to have big breasts and curves and waist. It's like you're supposed to have an hourglass figure now because that's what social media and Hollywood tells you. But then you also have to be stick thin. So you actually can't win. And I actually have such empathy for the women out there. It's like, you can't win. So you got to just love the skin you're in and be yourself and let it all hang out. But this is absolutely gross. Okay, you know, on your driver's license, on your driver's license in some states, you have to say what happens to you if, God forbid, you pass away, if, God forbid, you get into an accident, what they should do with your organs. Do you want to donate your organs? And I actually have that turned off because I think, what if you're in a dicey situation? Knock on wood. I don't want to be. But let's say you're in a dicey situation and they look at your license. Well, he's an organ donor. Well, maybe, you know, they don't work as hard to bring you back. So I am not an organ donor for now. Maybe when I renew my license, I will change it. But these folks out here, okay, who are getting fat from dead bodies and injecting it into their own bodies, you guys have issues that are deeper than the surface. You need to go look in the mirror and get acquainted with yourselves. And you need to go do some soul searching. Okay? If you're having fat taken from dead bodies and put into you so you can have hips and a big ass so you can go to south beach this summer and wear a bikini, you have bigger fish to fry. You have bigger fish to fry. And I feel bad for these deceased people. Imagine you die, okay? And you've been good your whole life. You die, you think, I'm ready to go to heaven, to the pearly gates to meet my maker. And you're looking around and you're like, this doesn't look like heaven. Where am I? Oh, you've been injected into the Kardashians ass. Okay? Imagine you die and they take you and they inject you into the Kardashians. That might not be so bad. You could travel the world, right? If you're. If you pass away and your fat gets injected into like, Angelina Jolie or something, you might get to travel all over. Well, I really have no interest in going to, like, Botswana, but nonetheless, you could get to travel and go some places you might not otherwise. It's like, why I'm, you know, supportive of people wearing fur. The animal gets to go to places the animal never would have gotten to go to before. So all in all, though, jokes aside, I think this is absolutely disgusting. And I can't wait to hear your comments about these folks and the extremes they are going to. And I think you can put lipstick on a pig, you can try to make a silk purse out of a Salsier, you can try to put as much shellac outside as you want, but if you don't do the work inside and work on yourself, in your soul and how you treat people, you're still never gonna feel great, right? You can make little cosmetic changes. If someone wants to change their nose, great. If you think having bigger breasts is going to make you feel more confident, great. If you have a birthmark or something you want removed, sure. But these women who are just constantly chasing each trend until you get comfortable with yourself and become a whole person, no exterior treatment, no fat injections, no Botox, no none of that. No plastic surgery is going to make you feel 100%. As we head into 2026, I'm keeping it simple. No crazy overhauls, just smart swaps that make me feel amazing. Like ditching processed snacks for masa chips. The easiest way to eat cleaner without any diet drama. Masa is pure magic. 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Now it is time for a royal roundup. We have to talk about the Duke and Duchess of Scam a lot. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Those two little hucksters out in California. If you don't know, Prince Harry has been fighting to get taxpayer funded security when he's in the United Kingdom. Prince Harry claims I can't go back to the uk. It's not safe. I can't go to the uk. And then we see him like out at bars, ringing doorbells in the middle of the day, going to strangers houses. He's full of crap. Okay, Prince Harry, he's been full of crap. He's a spoiled brat prince who needs to go and get a job. Go get a job like the rest of us who get up and work. Okay? Go get a job. You've been a Prince for what, 45 years? Might be time for you to you to go learn how the real world operates. But Prince Harry has apparently won his fight for automatic taxpayer funded armed police protection in the uk. It's been reported by the Mail that the committee found that the criteria for the top level security measures had been met. A source close to Harry was quoted as saying it's now a formality. Sources at the Home Office have indicated that security is nailed on for Harry. There is now a belief that Harry will be granted the armed guards and armed guards and institutional backup he used to get when he was a working royal. So long story short, Prince Harry is now going to get this taxpayer funded security that he should not be getting. Okay, Prince Harry, you've gotten what, 100 million from Netflix? You had a big best selling book where you hoard yourself out and you turned on your family and you discussed inner workings and secrets. Your wife, she went on Oprah and accused your family of racism, right? You guys have hawked everything you can, every story, every intimate detail. I mean your daughter has daughter. Your wife has a cooking show where she goes around a kitchen making what? Pretzels? Moving pretzels from one bag to another. So you guys have done everything you can and you still want the taxpayers to pay for your security? I think it's absolutely gross. I think it shows that you're a spoiled brat. And I don't think it's going to help your popularity or favorability. It is not the taxpayer's job to pay for your security. Okay? If you have hundreds of millions of dollars and all of these deals in Hollywood and an allegedly a trust that your mom left you with, even modest investments. You can pay for your own security, Prince Harry, or stay in California at the compound. I don't think the folks in the UK are looking for you to be around. But what I can tell you guys is this. I just have this hunch that Prince Harry is kind of having buyer's remorse, like he wants to be back in the fold of the Royal Family. I think Prince Harry and Meghan Markle thought if we leave, if we leave, the Royal Family is going to crumble without us. We're so important. There's no way the Royal Family is going to move on. The Royal Family is like, oh, did they leave? Have they cleaned out the shelves and did they clean out their drawers. Like, I don't think the royals give a rat's ass that Harry and Meghan left. They didn't really care that much. Like, okay, great, whatever, go to California. We're going to keep doing the work we've been doing for a gazillion years. So I think Prince Harry now is looking at the royals. He's looking at his father, who's having health issues. He's looking at Catherine and William's favorability going up, up and up. And they're becoming power players on the world stage. I think Prince Harry is looking at that and going, man, I live in this house with this washed up actress who actually can't really cook, but she has a cooking show and nothing else going on. And she's selling candles that don't have wicks. Okay? Our recurring character on the show, the Wickless Candle. So Prince Harry in his mind, because he's not a complete idiot, right? He's a brat, but he's not totally dumb. He's looking around going, how can I get back into the fold? Now that he has security protection in the uk, is he going to start showing up for more things? Time will tell. Now this next story is something we uncovered in a new book called the Windsor Legacy by author Robert Johnson. And he writes about how Prince Harry allegedly demanded money from King Charles. Let me tell you what's going on. So not only does Prince Harry want taxpayer funded security, he wants his rich daddy to give him a bunch of cash because he's a lazy little prince. Okay? So this author writes in his book how the Queen had warmly welcomed Meghan Markle into the family, viewing her dual heritage, beauty and communication skills as an asset. By the time the Sussexes stepped down as working royals and went to California, the Queen publicly wished them well. But. But in private, she was tired of the drama. I don't blame her so much. So it's been reported that she eventually ordered Harry's calls to be redirected to Charles. Put him forward. Those calls screen Harry's calls. Charles also reportedly grew tired of Harry and Meghan after Harry swore at him and demanded funds. I'm not a bank, the King allegedly declared to his friends. I don't blame the King. You've given Harry so much. Harry wasn't even that close in line for the throne. He was the spare. All you had to do was hang out at the castle, go to some ribbon cuttings, and guess what? You could fly around on a jet, live a nice life and be hailed as A hero around the world, right? Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. What's so funny? Now they're sort of warming up to the Kardashians. Begging the Kardashians for any type of approval. I mean, that's how desperate they are. They want to be friends with the Kardashians. The Kardashians don't even want them. They're trying to do reality shows on Netflix. Those are flopping because they found out Meghan Markle really can't cook. If they had just stayed in the Royal Family, or all these Hollywood celebrities would be looking up to them. They would be royalty. You guys lost it. You blew it all. And here's the cautionary tale. Women come in close. This is the cautionary tale I tell all of my girlfriends. You got to know when you have it good. You have to know when to hold them and when to fold them. I see plenty of people in great relationships. They marry into great families or they get a great job. They have something great happen for them in their lives. They think the grass is greener. The grass must be greener on the other side. I'm gonna go. They think they've got a better hand than they do. They think they're holding all the cards. Well, guess what? Meghan and Harry prove. You don't always have the cards, okay? You should have stayed over there in the UK they thought they're big and rough and tumble, and they got too big for their britches, and they went to California, and people realized very quickly, oh, there's nothing there. What made them interesting was the fact that they were royals. They were renegade royals leaving the family. And that was enough for a year or two to get a book deal, a reality show, a docu series, Oprah interview. But that's it. That's done. All that made Megan and Harry interesting is that they were these royals who fled the family, and now there's nothing else. And we're six years on from them leaving the Royal Family, and they've let. They've yet to pivot and find a new passion. Meghan Markle, she reinvents every six months. Okay? Oh, I'm going to do a clothing line, then I'm going to do candles. Then I'm going to do jams and jellies and dog biscuits. And then I'm going to do a cooking show, and then I'm going to go do this. And then we're. She is nothing, okay? She's scattered. It's very manic. They have no true passions. And you have to know in life. You have to know in life when you have it good. If you're always searching for that bigger, better deal, that's when I believe God, the universe, they will smack you down and give you some karma, okay? You will fall flat on your ass and you'll be humbled. Very quickly, Meghan and Harry, all they had to do was stay over in the UK and go to a couple of charity events and they would have had it made in the shade. Now they're desperate. Now they're in California, desperate, trying to be influencers. And it's. It's embarrassing. So everybody out there, this is a cautionary tale. We will never be royals, okay? We'll never be close to anything royal. But in life, whether it's a job, a relationship, what have you, you gotta know when you have it good. You can't be a bigger, better deal person. Always searching for that bigger, better deal. Now, this next story. Meghan Markle is apparently coming out with a cookbook. Okay? Meghan Markle is coming out with a cookbook. I know I've said this before. It's like Stevie Wonder teaching driver's ed, okay? It's like Ray Charles. Ray Charles teaching driver's head. These are just things I would not do, okay? It's like Hunter Biden teaching a course on sobriety. You know what I'm saying? There's cocaine at the White House. So Meghan Markle, she's doing a cookbook, it's allegedly going to come out in 2026 featuring recipes from her Netflix show. And she's plotting an expansion of her as ever brand. Her cookbook may include recipes for her single skillet spaghetti rainbow themed fruit salad, as well as her beloved jams and marmalade. Now, y' all saw what happened when I tried the jams and jellies and marmalades. I got sick, okay? When I tested her jams and jellies, one of them was decent, okay? The rest were diabolical. Y' all can go watch that episode. But Meghan Markle, her doing a cookbook is just so laughable to me. It's so laughable. And the fact that she's going to do a cookbook to do a rainbow themed fruit salad. We've talked about this on here before, okay? Putting fruits together in a rainbow does not take talent, okay? And in fact, most working moms, most moms out there in general, right? If they're getting meals together for their kids, they don't have time to color coordinate and code fruit into a Rainbow. Okay. If I came downstairs as a kid and my mom had put together this rainbow fruit platter, I would have thought she was on speed. I would have said, mom, are you okay? What's. What's going on? If she was color coding fruit into a rainbow, I'd have been like, mom, are you okay? So Meghan Markle, it's clear she has a bunch of nannies. She doesn't work. In my opinion, she has nothing going on. So she might have time to do rainbow fruit platters. Most working class Americans do not. But I'm sure she will get a big advance for this book. I'm sure she's doing the book deal because it's another quick infusion of cats. She does have this kind of bizarre cult following that will buy it. They will buy the cookbook. And so it'll be interesting to see how it sells if it's a New York Times bestseller. I think cookbooks are also becoming a little bit obsolete because people have the Internet. People can go online and find recipes at the drop of a hat. At their fingertips, they can find any recipe. And so even my friends who love to cook, they find the recipes online. They really don't buy cookbooks, but it'll be interesting to see. Will you guys be buying Meghan Markle's cookbook? I have a feeling she won't be sending me a copy. Right. I think they're called galleys. Galleys are like early copies of books. I won't be getting an early copy of Meghan Markle's cookbook. But you guys know, like, the Wickless Candle. Okay, I'm a martyr. I will try things for you guys. So I will definitely order Meghan Markle's cookbook. And maybe we can do a segment in the kitchen where I try out a few of these things where I tried a few of these things. And I might need a food tester. Sort of like foreign leaders and dictators and like the president. Like, I need someone to test the food for because Meghan Markle's recipes are so bad. I wish I had a food tester with her jams and jellies, but we gotta pay some bills. And then we come back, we've got a quick political wrap up. You guys need to hear this. Today's show is brought to you by Oxford Natural, the people behind Optimum Day and Optimum Night. These are all natural supplements, and thousands of Americans are already on them because they actually work. Here's the deal. Optimum Day gives you clean energy, kills those cravings and helps with weight loss. Optimum night, that's your reset button. It calms you down, gets you sleeping deep, and you wake up ready to go again. And the results are insane. 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Well, you guys know by now that I say the Democrats in Washington, D.C. are like these overgrown theater kids, okay? They don't want to work. Whenever I see the Democrats in D.C. they're breaking out into song. They're running, jumping and dancing. It's like that show Glee. Okay? It's like the cast of Glee got old, okay? It's like the cast of Glee on Social Security. Shout out to everybody on Social Security, you know I love you. I love my folks from 18 to 80 and beyond here on the show. But these democrats in Washington, D.C. they don't want to work. I mean, Jasmine Crockett, she posts videos dancing down the hallways. So she doesn't want to work, she wants to twerk. But yesterday, the Democrats, they held a vigil because it was January 6th and they did some singing. They did some singing. I want to play you guys the clip and then discuss.

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America My home sweet home. Okay, Y' all were a little pitchy, Okay? A little pitchy. I expected better harmonies from you guys, so you need to step it up, okay? The chorus leader, the drill sergeant needed to get y' all together. Those harmonies, they needed to be tightened. But when I look at these Democrats, it really does seem like, oh, the cast of Glee grew up. The cast of Glee got old. Why don't y' all go to work? Okay. They're out there. I think the candles were fake also. So they're out there. They've got fake candles. This bizarre vigil. Just go to work, okay? Reason approval for the Democrat Party is so low is because people don't trust you to actually get things done. If you go and you pass legislation, you make life better for working class Americans. That's all you have to do. I don't know when politicians in Congress and the Senate decided they need to be, you know, influencers and stars. We don't need that from you. You guys are elected to get things done, to pass legislation. It's just constant stunt after stunt after stunt. Especially Chuck Schumer. Okay? Chuck Schumer, you're a stunt queen. You're a fake, you're a phony, and we could really hear you, and you sounded the worst. So Democrats, stop singing, okay? Stop singing, stop dancing, and go back to work. Okay? Now, this last story I want to discuss is about Kai Trump. So Kai Trump is Don Junior's daughter, President Trump's granddaugh daughter, and he absolutely loves her. She's an incredibly talented golfer. Kai Trump is so talented. She's an amazing golfer. She wants to continue to pursue golf and be one of the top golfers in the world in the country. I definitely think she can get there because she has that conviction and she's so fun to watch. People love following her on social media. She's a good role model for young women. One thing about Kai Trump, she's actually a good role model for young women to look up to. You see, you know, the Kardashians and this and that and so much on social media. She's a smart young woman who wants to play golf, do good in school, and keep it moving. So Kai Trump, she went on Logan Paul's podcast. Logan Paul is a big, big, big influencer. I think he also does that fighting in the ring. I don't Remember what it's called. But Logan Paul is a big influencer. She went on his podcast and discussed the extremes and the polarization of politics and why she stays out of it.

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To be honest with you, I stay out of politics completely.

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Completely. So I, like, I would never run. Like, I don't want anything to do with politics because I feel like politics is such a dangerous thing. And I think if both sides met in the middle, everyone would be so much more happier. And I think there's a lot of. There's radical left, there's radical right, and there's a lot of people that get too extreme.

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This is one of the most wise, astute political takes I have heard in a long, long time, because she articulated how majority of the country feels, right? We're tired of fighting with this side and that side. We just want things to be affordable. We want a secure border. We want a country that works. And thankfully, we're on that track right now. Always striving for perfection here in the United States of America. But she talks about sort of the extreme left, the extreme right, people not getting along, and that she wants to stay out of politics. And I love that. I love that she says, you know what? This is my family business, right? My family's very deeply entrenched in politics. They couldn't be more in politics because her grandfather is the president. Her grandfather is President Trump. But she wants to forge her own path, which I think is such a smart move, and it's something young women can look up to and relate to. But I just love how clearly she articulated how majority of the country feels, right? We're tired of fighting. It's not always left versus right. Okay? It's not always us versus them. A majority of Americans want the same things, even if we have different ways of going about it. And so much of this infighting, sometimes I think it's performative, it's theatrics. And I think the folks in Congress, in the Senate, in the swamp, they got to get back to work and start doing things for their constituents and worrying less about going viral and fighting and getting a tweet that a lot of people like or retweet. They need to work on actually doing their jobs. And so it's nice to see how smart Kai Trump is and how she has her head on her shoulders. As for you guys, okay, thank you so much for tuning into our show. I love that we can discuss a wide range of topics I'm looking here. Body image, Hollywood politics, Ozempic, the Royals. We can cover it all. And I absolutely love you and I will continue to read all of your comments. We'll be back on Monday with a new episode, but you can find me on my social media yapping and posting constantly. So without further ado, I will see you in the next one.

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