Jennifer Siebel Newsom (Interview Clips) (8:50)

I'm not a fan of Pam Bondi nor Kristi Noem, but I need to call out that it's no surprise to me that the first two prominent people pushed out of this administration were women. Let me explain the conservative women that Trump hand picks who align themselves with an agenda that controls women, restricting our rights, limiting our autonomy, and pushing us back into this straight jacket of femininity that is only in service of men. There's a familiar pattern here. Women are brought in packaged Mar A Lago style and lifted up as long as they commit to wholeheartedly serve the interests of the patriarch at the top.

Brett Cooper (9:24)

Okay, I just have to stop. She goes on now for another minute and a half about how this is also patriarchal. It is so toxic. These women were chewed up and spat out by Donald Trump. But the most glaring part of this entire video is her saying that Donald Trump is taking us back to the era, the straitjacket of femininity. That's what she believes. That being feminine, embracing more traditional values, embracing femininity versus her, like hustle, boss, babe, first partner of California energy, means that you are in a straight jacket. That is her version of feminism, not equality for all women to flourish and pursue things that they are interested in, have the freedom to choose to get married, choose to have kids, choose to have a job, whatever it may be, travel, whatever you want to do. No, it's her very narrow version, her very narrow idea of what a good life as a woman looks like. And even though she is a wife and mother, even though she wears lovely dresses and has beautiful hair, she's not chopped off her hair in a buzz cut. She's not walking around in androgynous outfits. She herself actually embraces femin. Oh, no. When conservatives do it, we're putting ourselves in a straight jacket. Thank you, Jennifer. Somebody commented and said, completely predictable. Thinks each should be fired, but firing them is misogynistic. Yes. Also, this was so perfect. Somebody else commented and said, I thought we weren't supposed to consider gender. And then he highlighted again the fact that she calls herself the first partner of California. Yes. Well, guys, obviously we don't consider gender unless it suits our narrative, of course. Unless we need something to bitch about. And then suddenly we care very deeply about femininity and gender. Now, while Jennifer Siebel Newsom has made such a big stink about not being the first lady, she hates the term lady. She wants to be called the first partner. She has made an even bigger stink about her kids. Oh, my gosh, this is crazy, guys. Her kids having to learn the differences between men and women. In fact, she wants the government, she and her husband's government to step in to stop that from happening. Just watch.

Jennifer Siebel Newsom (11:16)

The boys that spent time online are moving a little bit. I'm trying not to be political here, but are moving to the right. We're like one of the most progressive households and our son is confused and asking all these questions. We're working on legislation to hold tech companies accountable and help them be a force for good in our kids and families lives. To really provide all the best in class resources and support for youth so that they don't go down this rabbit hole of very, very dangerous and limiting narratives around ultimately what it means to be a girl and what it means to be a boy.

Brett Cooper (11:55)

Oh, gosh, so dangerous. So dangerous. Talking about what it means to be a girl and what it means to be a boy. I'm listening to her talk and I'm like, I feel like we have more pressing matters to address when it comes to big tech. You are a mother. You have young daughters. Are you not more concerned with the influx of pornography on social media sites? Are you not concerned with the fact that on platforms like Meta you an account for a minor, you can say, I'm 13 years old and within a matter of seconds of creating that account, that minor is served sexual content, that minor is receiving dm, soliciting sex and prostitution. Don't you think that might be a bigger concern for families if we're going to wield legislation in regards to big tech? No, no, actually, we wanna make sure that when her sons are watching sports content, they don't interact with alt right narratives. That's what she's saying. Her sons consume sports content, then it dips them into this alt right world. She needs Big Tech to stop. What is big Tech gonna do? Go to Dave Portnoy and Barstool and say, stop saying those offensive jokes? Don't take. You need to take that out of your podcast. And my son's. What? Like, it's ridiculous. It is absolutely ridiculous. And obviously, you know, every parent wants to indoctrinate their own children with their own values. I want to do the same for my son. Obviously, Jennifer wants to do that for her kids, but like, God forbid your kids know that the genders aren't the same, that there are differences between boys and girls, that not every man is a soy boy, beta C like the ones there around in California. Now, speaking of soy, you guys need to stop buying foreign meat that is chock full of that soy. And that is why you need good ranchers. And good ranchers is about more than just selling meat. It is about protecting American agriculture. Because my friends over at Good Ranchers, they partner with local farmers and local ranchers to deliver 100% American meat straight to your door. It is pasture raised, it has no antibiotics, no added hormones. It's not chock full of soy. It is the kind of quality that you can actually feel good about serving to the people that you love around your table. You will also feel good knowing that you are helping keep American family farms in business while they get elsewhere elbowed out by foreign producers and factory farming. So what better way to celebrate making it out of winter and into summer grilling season than with a good rancher subscription? Plus, huge news, guys. I love this. They just launched custom boxes. So now you can build your own box, your own subscription with the cuts that your family reaches for every single night. Steaks for grilling, chicken for weeknight dinners, salmon for an easy lunch. You name it, you can put it in your box. Start your plan today and you will get free meat included with every order. And with my code Brett, you will get $25 off your first order. Again, that is free meat a special surprise with every order. Plus $25 off your first order with my code BRE. When you start your plan today@goodranchers.com and if you wanna know who's delivering a quality American education these days, you need to check out my friends over at Grand Canyon University. Now, a lot of people, especially on the political right, say that higher education is outdated, that it is irrelevant. Well, not when it is purpose driven education like at Grand Canyon University. Because GCU does not settle for the status quo like other universities. They shatter it with academically rigorous, industry driven programs built to move at the speed of relevance, with practical skills, career readiness and opportunities for every student. Imagine that practicality in programs tailored for the real world, not just made up degrees that leave you under a mountain of debt, with no job prospects, which honestly is the reality for a lot of American higher education. And that is what makes GCU different. With some 380 pathways, including 153 degree programs, 180 emphases and 56 certificate programs, there is truly an option for every kind of student. Plus, GCU's campus was ranked in the top 20 best college campuses in the country by Niche.com for 2026, recognized both for excellence in academics and in campus life, they're grounded in Christian truth. GCU works to empower the next generation to learn, lead with integrity, serve with purpose, and help transform their communities and build a future that matters. So take action. Find your purpose at GCU today. It is private, it's Christian, and it's affordable. It's nonprofit. Visit gcu.edu to learn more. But anyway, back to the point. The thing is, Jennifer and Gavin, they are not going to protect your children from the soy boy Beta cucks. They want them to see them. She actually wanted people to know, in that same little appearance, that they were going to institutionalize their values in the limited time they had left.

Jennifer Siebel Newsom (15:44)

The Gavin and I, we have three more years. We're trying to institutionalize our values so that they carry on beyond our term.

Brett Cooper (15:53)

And then maybe after that, Gavin and his bucket of hair gel will head straight to the White House. But. But again, maybe not because of her. Somebody said, imagine you're Gavin Newsom doing every podcast, trying to say all of the right things, building your based reputation, and your wife destroys everything in seconds. Literally mere days, 24 hours. When people found the first clip of her, it all started steamrolling. It was like a snowball effect. Suddenly my timeline was just flooded with Jennifer Siebel. Newsma's having flashbacks to being 14 years old. And suddenly it is all anyone is talking about. But guys, it gets even better from here. Or I guess I should say worse. Because in addition to all of that, all of her virtue signaling, she also wanted people to know that because she is such a benevolent and tolerant, loving left wing mom, she and Gavin took her children on a pilgrimage to red states in America to learn about racism. To learn about racism and actually see it in person. Watch this.

Jennifer Siebel Newsom (16:46)

You took your four kids on this trip. You're here in Alabama now. Why was it important to you to take them on this trip to red states and learn about the history in our country?

Jennifer Siebel Newsom (Interview Clips) (16:56)

That's a great question. Well, I don't think, or I know for a fact that we don't get all of this history in our schools. And it's part of enlivening them, building their curiosity, expanding their hearts, their empathy, so that they themselves can be the change they wish to see in the world and recognize that we have work to do and that we have healing to do and so that they can be, you know, use their voices to stand up and speak out when they see pain and suffering and, and bullying and racism and misogyny around them.

Jennifer Siebel Newsom (17:36)

And you want them to see it so that they know.

Jennifer Siebel Newsom (Interview Clips) (17:39)

I do. I'm a truth seeker.

Brett Cooper (17:42)

I do. I do. It's like Jennifer in this clip was trying to kind of beat around the bush, you know, she wants her kids to get the real history that apparently is not being taught in California schools. She wants her kids to expand their horizons, be curious. That's all great things, you know, Travel with your kids. That's wonderful. And then Jen is like, no, I get what you're saying. You want them to see that Southern backwards racism, sexism, right up close and personal. And then the facade is just destroyed. Jennifer is like, oh, I do. I'm a truth seeker. I do. I do. Shut up. I'm watching this. And I'm like, wow, like, so great. I'm sure that this will make people in the south really excited to vote for your husband. When he's saying, I'm going to represent the people of Alabama, what is he gonna say? I'm gonna help you all not be so racist. If you elect me as president, I will turn your life around. Like, seriously, this meme was so perfect. This guy boasted, kids, come look at the peasants. Yeah. Yes. Let's have some empathy for these sexist, misogynistic Alabamans. Alabamans. Alabama O Nians. I don't even know what I'm trying to say. You get the point. The elitism is off the charts. Somebody else posted and said Newsom's wife is dragging the kids to red states for a racism field trip is peak California elitism. Meanwhile, those same backwards states are outpacing blue cities and everything from migration to economic growth. The condescension rights itself, yeah, it certainly does. But you know what? I honestly, for one, am glad that they are not trying to hide their values so that Americans, all Americans, even the backwards ones in Alabama, my friends were Alabama, you guys know who they truly are, ironically, and I thought this was so funny. While Jennifer was accusing all of us in red states for being racist and sexist, backwards bullies. All of the things she wanted the rapists and murderers in San Quentin to know that they were probably in jail because of just some little accidents. Yes. Just listen to this. And I know if you are confused by her story, do not worry. I will explain. So stay tuned.

Jennifer Siebel Newsom (19:24)

I had to be very raw when we interviewed the young men who were juvenile offenders in San Quentin. I told them about my own lockdown,

Brett Cooper (19:33)

where

Jennifer Siebel Newsom (19:35)

I lost my older sister a few days before my seventh birthday. And I blame myself for her death. And I share that because that they ultimately were accused of committing these Violent crimes and sentenced for life. And I think it shocked them that this, you know, blonde lady who was, you know, the interviewing them had a similar story, was perhaps in the wrong place at the wrong time, but wasn't punished the way they were because clearly it was an accident. But theirs was probably an accident too.

Brett Cooper (20:11)

Theirs was probably an accident. These offenders of violent crimes, it was probably just an accident that they ended up in San Quentin. I mean, also imagine going to San

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Brett Cooper (20:51)

Sitting in front of these prisoners and making it about you being like, let me tell you about how I killed someone. We're gonna talk about that. How I killed somebody and I avoided going to prison. That's not gonna make them feel better if you're not fixing their situation, if you're not opening up the gates and letting them out. I don't think they really wanna hear about how you avoided the sentence that they are currently facing. All right now. Anyway, sorry I got ahead of myself. There is so much to unpack here. So this is where I do wanna change my tone a little bit because I have spent the entire episode ripping into her. Except when I was telling you about how I used to love her. But this truly is what she's talking about. It is a devastating story. And in my opinion, like, like if we're doing a psychoanalysis, I think that it tells us a lot about who she is today. So the story is that when she was six, I think this was in 1981, she said she was on vacation with her family in Hawaii. She and her older sister, who was 8 at the time they were playing. The family had a golf cart that came at the resort, the Airbnb, whatever It was in 1981, she was playing on the golf cart, she put it in reverse, she accidentally ran over and killed her 8 year old sister. I think that her sister died maybe 24 hours later. I don't know all the details, but I mean, like, I get chills when I think about it because it is just so awful. And obviously I was not involved in my brother's death. But I think about losing a sibling at such a young age that following you, the things that you know transpire in your family, your parents, marriage. Like every single facet of her life changed after that tragedy. Understandably, it has followed her throughout her entire life. She's now 55 years old. She's still tearing up when she talks about it. Obviously it is an awful, tragic, traumatic thing. In one interview she said, I felt the pressure to be perfect, to make my parents forget by being two daughters instead of one. I'm sure that there was survivor's guilt. I'm sure in my subconscious. It's like I have to make up for that loss and I have to do something to improve other people's lives or have an impact to double my own, which is a little crazy. So I just want you to think about that and what she's saying and then think about what drives so much of progressivism, of leftist ideology, which, as Eli Beth Saki says, toxic empathy. This idea that everyone around you is oppressed is a victim that you have. You have, you know, your white savior complex, as they say. You have to go out of your way. Even if you are compromising the well being of the economy, of our society, of culture. You have to save these people. It's like Jennifer, the way that I see it, she's walking through life trying to create problems or make them up in her head so that then she can solve them. To feel like she is benevolent and doing good in the world, maybe so she can make up for that loss with her parents, for the world at large, with God, I don't know. And so what I'm trying to say here is that if this woman sounds unique, over the top and nauseating in her arrogance, in her desperation to be the person solving all of these made up problems, it's probably because she is like she has twisted up so many things in her mind that she can compare her tragic, objectively traumatic and tragic six year old accident to juvenile prisoners in San Quentin, which is a notorious maximum security prison that has historically held death row inmates. It was the only prison in California that did executions. It was the worst of the worst. Like Charles Manson was in San Quentin. And the young people, the juveniles who are incarcerated there are those, those who committed such violent crimes that they got life sentences and she's sitting in front of them. And because of this toxic empathy, her victim savior complex, she can't even see how out of touch and offensive her comments might sound to these individuals, how it will not impact them in the slightest because she is so desperate to absolve herself of what happened when she was 6 years old. Like, I'm honestly surprised at that point that she didn't pull out the white woman privilege card. Who knows, maybe she did it another time. But anyway, anyway, that is the context there. And again, I think it gives a little more insight into who she is. Matt Van Swole commented on that video and said, the more I see it, the more I understand Democrats have zero empathy for the victims of hate and infinite empathy for the perpetrators of it. But the audacity of this statement is genuinely astonishing. Yes, well, of course she has all of the empathy in the world. Unless you are a perpetrator of racism and sexism in Alabama, then she has no tolerance. She wants her four young children to stare at you like zoo animals so that they themselves can learn empathy and learn how to save us. Obviously somebody else said, please do not mute her microphone. To the contrary, please give her as many opportunities to open her mouth as possible. She will continue to say insanely stupid things that will only hurt Gavin's short lived career. Birds of a feather. Yeah. And like, at the very least, it's a good thing they found each other. They can just be nauseating and elitist and arrogant together. I would not want to be sitting at a dinner table with the two of them now. All of that being said, the Internet has had an absolute field day with these clips. Again, I showed you three. There are probably 12 that I have bookmarked. But you know what, we've got a long time until 2028, so I am sure that they will resurrect once again. Cause honestly, it feels like it's a little too early in the game to use up all of this great content. But do not worry, because there will always be more. Maybe as we even get closer to the presidential race, we can talk about Gavin's sex scandals. We can talk about how Jennifer Siebel Newsom accused Harvey Weinstein of raping her until years later, she emailed her alleged rapist to get help asking him for advice. That doesn't really make sense, does it? Anyway, so tell me, Jennifer, is that part of the feminism that you hope your daughters inherit and emulate? I don't know. Just wondering. Maybe we'll get into that at another time.