Leslie Jones (3:38)

this, I think marriage is legalized slavery.

Isabelle (3:40)

You do?

Leslie Jones (3:41)

Yes, I do.

Isabelle (3:42)

Say more because if I'm thinking about slavery and I'm thinking about marriage, there are two different images that come.

Leslie Jones (3:46)

Absolutely not. I don't think. I don't know how you don't. Man is if. Especially if he expects you to be a trad wife, he might as well pull out a whip in a chain.

Isabelle (4:00)

Well, so there are young people watching who might be wanting to get married. What would you say to them?

Leslie Jones (4:05)

Don't.

Isabelle (4:06)

Don't get married.

Leslie Jones (4:07)

No.

Isabelle (4:09)

Okay, okay. I feel the need to rewind this and just watch the immediate reaction to that again, because Zwe same girl, same

Leslie Jones (4:18)

man is especially if he expects you to be a trad wife, he might as well pull out a whip in a chain. Wow.

Isabelle (4:29)

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Commercial Announcer (8:06)

What are you talking about?

Isabelle (8:07)

Particularly as a successful black woman, which inherently invalidates everything that actual anti slavery activists have been fighting against for their entire lives. Lives. This is the same thing as calling anything that's not actual racism racism and diluting what actual racism looks like. You destroy the meaning of racism entirely. This is insane. This is not normal human behavior. The comments and responses to this on X. This was tweeted originally by End wokeness. Great account by the way. Have me deceased. This is amazing because the tide is turning. Just as much as people heard Whoopi Goldberg go on her friggin tirade on the View on Monday and Whitney Cummings come after me and my boobs, people are watching clips like this that are also happening coincidentally in the same week as every single loud voice in media seeks to completely invalidate marriage and motherhood, the tide is starting to turn. People are starting to say I think we went too far. I'm married. I'm happy. I'm a mom. I'm happy. I want that for my kids. That should make them happy. And the rolling back is going to start very, very quickly. This is the same woman. Just for the record, as someone reminds us in the comments section that a few months ago joined the Kelly Clarkson show and was complaining about how no man wants to date her.

Leslie Jones (9:28)

I'm sick of men telling me oh well, you know, you hardcore. Yes I am. I am.

Isabelle (9:35)

Can you handle it?

Leslie Jones (9:36)

Oh well. What you bringing to the table? I am the table.

Isabelle (9:40)

I don't even know what to say to that. But people have the greatest responses to this in the comment section. David Said gives marital advice. Never married woman smiling. It's a smile at the end. That's so good looking at you. Anna Navarro by the way LurkmoreTV said thank goodness she has no fans. But it raises an interesting point. I've been thinking a lot about this in the last 48 hours. No part of the View was funny. I don't know if they were intending to be funny. I don't know if this was some sort of joke against me or something. It certainly didn't feel like it. I thought it was pretty comedic because of the level of insanity, but it wasn't funny. Objectively speaking, this isn't funny to tell women that marriage is legal slavery and that if you want to be a trad wife or traditional wife, to be a stay at home mom and to not have a full time job, it is akin to asking your husband to break out the whip and chains pushed on a podcast hosted by a comedian. Said by a comedian. Why are they using female comedians to push this this type of anti family slop propaganda? I did a little Google now I'm gonna say this every single day. I did a little Google and if you look up female comedians, the very first solution that comes up or the first result that comes UP is from IMDb. I just want you to read through this list of female comedians. Amy Schumer, Sarah Silverman, Wanda Sykes, Tina Fey, Tiffany Haddish, Ellen DeGeneres, Ali Wong, Margaret Cho, Amy Poehler, Carol Burnett, Skip ahead here. Kate McKinnon, Joan Rivers, Kathy Griffith Griffin, excuse me, Mindy Kalig, Chelsea Handler, Kristen Wiig, Whitney Cummings. What do all of these women who I think for the most part are just objectively not all that funny, have in common? Most of them are constantly pushing a pro abortion, anti child, anti marriage left wing agenda. It's interesting. Just an observation, but it certainly isn't funny. Any married ladies, any married women want to jump in in the comment section here and let our new friend, the comedian comedian Leslie Jones know that marriage is not indeed legal slavery? Let us know in the comment section. Also, you guys might notice there's a fun new addition behind me here. Yesterday I joined the Amazing Moms for America and received one of their Abigail Adams Awards. Everyone was asking me to show it on screen yesterday, but we didn't have it yet when we taped the episode. It was a huge honor and a true blessing to join them for a 2:50America's 250th birthday and be honored as a modern day Abigail Adams in our continued fight for the family. Thank you to Moms for America for this incredible honor. Check them out. They're doing amazing work to celebrate our nation's birthday across the country this year with some really cool special Americana and history festivals probably happening in your own backyard. Today's a short episode because I have like 15 more TV and podcast and radio interviews, all kinds of stuff going on this afternoon. So I gotta jump. But thank you guys for helping to continue amplify this message and to keep supporting us in the midst of all this craziness. Sorry I tricked so many of you for April Fool's today. See you tomorrow.

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