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So, guys, just in case you were wondering, the left is still being the left. And while we have been rightfully distracted by things like war and Iran and problems in our own party, not to mention all the perverts in Congress that we have had to be talking about, the left has continued marching on. Marching and singing, which will make sense to you in just a few minutes. And I think that it is about time that we catch up on our old friends. Because between members of Congress bullying coffee shops while wearing feather boas, celebrating getting multiple abortions and lesbian assault, there is a lot going on. And that's not even counting them literally funding the neo Nazis and the kkk. I was inspired to do this episode after I saw this headline. So this is from the Salt Lake Tribune. Four people accuse Eva Lopez Chavez, a Salt Lake City Council member, of unwanted sexual advances. Now, I'm sure you guys are thinking, Brent, what about this is interesting? All we've been talking about for weeks are people in government coming onto their staffers, harassing people, raping people. Like, this is not new at all. Okay, well, it gets better. But because number one, it's a lesbian. This is just crazy. But this woman simply cannot keep her hands to herself. This brings me straight back to high school. Like, I don't know about you guys, but I remember doing my single public school year. Cause I was homeschooled. But I did one year of normal high school. And the behavior at that high school from the lesbian girls to the straight girls was downright insane. It was just absolutely unhinged. And because we were the same gender, it's like they thought that it was totally appropriate to grab other girls asses and feel them up and make sex sexual comments about their straight female friends. And it was always just brushed off as, like, silly and goofy and totally fine because it was all girls. But it was weird. It was objectively weird. Like, I remember my mom watching some of this stuff take place, me talking about it when I get home. And she was like, no, that's inappropriate. It doesn't matter if it's another woman. That's still harassment because it is sexual in nature. Because that kind of audacity is exactly what is fueling this city councilman. All right, so this woman, her name is again, Eva Lopez Chavez. She's a city councilman in Salt Lake City. She is now running for Congress, and she has described herself as the Mexican lesbian shaping downtown Salt Lake City. I mean, yeah, she is certainly shaping it, all right. She's shaping it with unwanted sexual advances towards her Fellow elected officials, like, guys, people accusing her, they are not like random who dads popping up on the side of the road. They are her co workers. Now, three of the accusers said that they told other people at the time of these, you know, alleged harassments, which the Salt Lake Tribune did confirm with the other individual. And the reason why they are speaking up now, like four years later is because obviously another candidate for Congress in Utah running against Ava is embroiled in his own controversy with sexual harassment. And she went and told him that he needed to drop out of the race because of his bad behavior. More specifically because he was being offensive to survivors like her, so he needed to drop out. Little did the public know, she wasn't just an alleged survivor, but she was actually the perpetrator. So obviously the people that she had allegedly harassed in the past saw this as hypocritical. Now, I, as you guys know, I just see this as normal at this point because apparently no one in American politics can keep their hands to themselves. In Ava Lopez Chavez's case, it seems like she can't keep her hands from grabbing and shoving other women. Just listen. In one case, another council member on city council said that Lopez Chavez grabbed her by the throat and pushed her back against a pillar so that my back was against the wall and told me the only reason I still f men is because a woman hasn't shown me what I really want. Like, that's just insane. But that's not all. A state rep in Utah, again, another coworker of hers, this state rep said that Chavez pushed her against a wall, another wall. She's like, push right and left. She said it was absolutely a sexual advance. She leaned into me, grabbed onto my ass, got up in my face and said in my ear, you're sure you're straight? I just pushed her away. I said, come on, knock it off. And then, guys, another one, another state rep said this. Now, in this story, this state rep was apparently driving Lopez Chavez. Chavez told her to pull over, which she did, believing that they had arrived at her car. They were like carpooling back to her car. Quote, next thing I know, she has leaned over, she is on top of me, holding my shoulders down. I said, what are you doing? And she said, kiss me. She said, I'm not going to get off of you until you kiss me. I gave her a peck and she got off. She's just shoving right and left and like, girl, Eric Swalwell, I don't know, Eric Swalwell could be your long lost lover. You could have some bipartisan romance. Find some common ground over your love of harassing your coworkers while they are driving you in their car. Freaks. They are all freaks. Right and left. It doesn't matter. Oh, my God. It's just so unfortunate. But, guys, we are not finished. Because that is just one story that has popped up on my timeline this week. Because over in Michigan, across the country at their Democratic convention, a U.S. senate candidate is trying to apparently live out her Broadway dreams. Just watch. So if politicians are not sexually assaulting people, then they're just assaulting our ears and eyes as they live out their 10th grade marching band fantasies. Because that is literally what is happening right here. Like, Mallory, my friend, this is not the Macy's Day Thanksgiving parade. Let's wrap it up. Let's move on. This is unfortunate. It did not work for Kamala Harris. It is not going to work for you. Maybe I should do a little dance, Max. I mean, what is this? Like, Is this their campaign strategy? Marching? I'm. I'm done. It's terrible. It is ineffective. But you know what, guys? Honestly, I would take her marching. I would take her singing over this music, this intro music at the same Michigan Democratic Convention. Yes. This is a political event in the United States of America. Doesn't that make you feel great? Like, let's just all pack it up and move into a 7 11. I guess instead of trying to invade America with your music and your open borders and your free migration, maybe we could focus on the real issues, like getting pride flags back in coffee shops. I mean, like, thank God Scott Wiener in California is fighting the good fight for his constituents.
