[0:00]Now it's time for Lefty's losing it. Let's start with the Chancellor at the University of California, San Francisco, Dr. Sam Hagwood, who seems to think men
[0:11]can get pregnant. >> Titled framework for gender and sex concepts in teaching, advises against using the term pregnant women. Instead,
[0:22]it says to use pregnant people. Who are pregnant people compared to pregnant women? Just curious. >> So that is a part of a curriculum to help our students
[0:33]who are facing a wide diversity of patients. Of course, the vast majority of pregnancies are in women, and I have absolutely no problem with using the
[0:43]word pregnant women. I use it myself. >> woman ever had a baby? >> A transgender person can. >> a biological woman. Has a non-biological
[0:55]woman ever had a baby? >> I I would reiterate we take care of we take care of transgender patients. >> Oh dear God. A doctor who doesn't seem
[1:05]to understand what a biological woman is, and I did detect an Australian accent there, so I'd like to apologize on behalf of Australia for for that. Now
[1:16]here are some Brits singing a little educational ditty. Perhaps the good doctor could listen in. They sing, "If you're born with a willy, you're a man."
[1:25]>> If you're born with a willy, born with a willy, you're a man. >> Now it seems director Christopher Nolan
[1:38]is determined to outwork the rest of Hollywood. Just have a look at the cast of his latest blockbuster, The Odyssey, and let's hear from the star of that
[1:47]film, Elliot Page, formerly Ellen Page, who now identifies as male and has been cast as a fearsome Greek soldier, naturally. Here, Page goes on a wild,
[1:59]fact-free, frankly demented rant about cis-hetero-patriarchal structures. >> In terms of looking at nature as if it's some sort of cis-hetero-patriarchal structure is
[2:10]is absurd, and that this, you know, gender binary that we've created is nothing but a quaint little myth. What we have been taught in school
[2:21]um in regards to these structures, men being superior, women being inferior, you know, submissive or what have you, uh
[2:30]it being this yes heterosexual >> [laughter] >> existence is just completely false. >> And Page also claims that those who
[2:39]question trans activism must be vile characters who are profoundly uncomfortable with themselves. >> Try and block out the noise from, you
[2:50]know, absolute vile losers who must just be so profoundly uncomfortable with themselves they can't handle
[3:00]that someone could get to a place that I I think, you know, uh that, you know, trans people do get to, which is a level of of of self-acceptance.
[3:12]>> The irony is rich with that one, incredible stuff. And the poor thing always looks so miserable. Now, also starring this film is John Leguizamo. Let's hear from this Trump-deranged
[3:24]lefty who tells us that Hollywood, far from being a bastion of equality and inclusion, is actually a deeply bigoted place. >> What's been your odyssey in terms of fighting for your identity or your
[3:34]Hollywood career? >> Well, you know, it's always been a battle. I mean, you know, Hollywood is not the most accepting place, even though we Latin people are are 30 to 40% of the box office and a third of
[3:45]streamers, we're still not represented, we're the most underrepresented, aggressively underrepresented group in America. So, that's been my odyssey to try to bring some parity.
[3:56]>> To the Democrats now, here is Senator Elissa Slotkin saying the quiet part out loud. She says Democrats cannot win elections if voter ID laws are
[4:06]introduced. Pretty much what she says. >> The other thing that we blocked yesterday was the Save Act, right? Which was literally >> [cheering] >> about this administration to rig our democracy so that it would be hard for any
[4:18]Democrat in any state to win any election. >> Yep, that's the Democrats admitting they rely on voter fraud to win elections.
[4:28]Here is California Governor Gavin Newsom again attacking Elon Musk. He feels betrayed because Elon fled dysfunctional California for thriving Texas.
[4:39]>> Elon Musk. >> Um one of the great disappointments. One of our One of the great innovators of our time. I brought up Edison before. His Edison retirement breaks my heart. I was the first and you know, I was got the one of
[4:51]the first Teslas off the line. I've been one of their biggest proponents, supporters. Was regulation in California that created the conditions that allowed him to take the risk to become the multi-billionaire,
[5:02]maybe trillionaire, that he's become, including SolarCity and some of the regulatory frameworks that launched Elon Musk. And he launched this space.
[5:12]Now he's going to space and he's now turning his back not only in the state that promote him >> to Florida now, and here is congressional candidate and former US
[5:23]Marine William Upham recording a video of himself in full uniform, mind you, calling Donald Trump the Antichrist and declaring the president must be killed.
[5:34]>> I've come to the realization that our country is broken. We are led by a president who's the enemy of God and President Trump will
[5:45]never bring us together like God intended. We are at war with evil. >> I hope the FBI is keeping an eye on that
[5:54]character who was medically discharged last year. I'd be far more comfortable if he was in a facility with padded cells. And talking about padded cells,
[6:03]this is another feral lefty celebrating the death of a mild-mannered Republican senator from the great state of South Carolina. If they hate Lindsey Graham
[6:14]this much, >> He was a piece of And you know what? Today's a good morning cuz that mother is dead. South
[6:25]Carolina should be rejoicing cuz ding-dong, the witch is dead. Somebody dropped a house on that her. She's a dead
[6:35]I hate white men who are such bigots and pieces of He did not do a service to this country. Don't listen Fox News or whatever crap you watch. It's
[6:47]I'm glad he's dead. You should be, too. >> To a woman now who does not lack confidence, here is Michelle Obama talking about what a remarkable orator
[6:57]she is. Just ask her. >> I'm giving impassioned speeches. I think people know now that I can give a speech. Okay? That wasn't just That didn't just start
[7:09]happening. You know, I was I was always really good on the campaign trail. I was always a powerful orator. >> Let's check now on the state of the
[7:19]comedy, what passes for comedy amongst the left. This supposed a comic was featured by taxpayer-funded BBC. Get a needle and thread cuz you may have
[7:29]to stitch up your sides when she's done. >> This was a law introduced by the conservative government to to stop schools talking about homoma- homoma- or promoting >> [laughter]
[7:40]>> homoma- homoma- Uh cuz you know, if talk about it, you will become one. Well, that is a fact. And I think a lot
[7:51]of you are thinking, "She looks like a lot of fun. I'm ready to join the club." >> No, I don't think you look like a lot of fun. You are about as funny as a migraine. There is no comedy here. It's
[8:02]a woke lecture that's seeking applause from fellow lefties. No laughs here. >> I feel very lucky that my children are growing up in a more tolerant society, but I don't think that's enough. I don't
[8:12]want to be tolerated. I want to be accepted, okay? And so do any gay, lesbian, bisexual, or trans people. That's all we want is acceptance, okay? And you know what? I think there's a way
[8:27]of doing that, and it's a conversation. And I think the conversation needs to happen early. It needs to happen at school. And I'm not talking about secondary school. I'm talking about primary school. All they know is that some parents have
[8:37]two moms, two dads, a mom and a dad, adopted par- etc. >> Told you about as funny as a migraine. Now, here is Democrat Rep. Gwen Moore, who seems to have missed the latest
[8:49]murder stats. Massive decline since the Trump administration started deporting illegal immigrants. >> And I just want to make one other point. Immigrants are less likely to murder
[8:59]people than other American citizens. If you're worried about being murdered, and I don't want to be murdered, but you're much more likely to be murdered by
[9:10]you know, an ex-spouse that's mad at you, uh you know, somebody uh who you fired from a job. You're much more likely to be killed by another American than you
[9:21]are an immigrant. Just saying. >> Just saying. Uh I don't think she wants to delve too deeply into murder stats and demographics. There's one group responsible for over 50% of homicides in
[9:33]the US despite making up roughly 14% of the population. Now, here is a reality check for the bubble-dwelling left, a brutal reality check. There are trans people who
[9:45]decided to flee Trump's America, despite the fact that they are perfectly safe and protected. And they went to the Netherlands, some of these folk, to seek asylum. Now, they were put into a
[9:56]refugee camp with genuine refugees, many of whom, according to the Guardian here, have dreams of ending up in America. They're wondering why these confused clowns have left America to be confined
[10:08]to an asylum center in a small Dutch town. Let's hear from one of these trans folk who is deeply regretting the hairbrained decision to leave America, cuz you see,
[10:20]this asylum center also has many Islamists who want to bash or even kill trans people. >> Between here and there is a bunch of Algerians and Moroccans or whoever who think that queer people should be
[10:30]beaten. I think that this system where you have people just living out here that are unhappy is not good. >> Yeah. And do you think it's safe here? >> Uh no, I don't feel safe and safe here.
[10:41]>> Oh, it's scary. It's it's legitimately scary. I decided that my mental health is degrading so substantially being here that I just need to get out. And the situation I have in the US as a trans
[10:52]person not good, right? But here, I will be hurt or killed. >> Just how desperately ignorant of the world do you have to be to think there are loads of countries around the world more
[11:03]tolerant of trans lifestyles than America. Had this clown heard of San Francisco or Seattle? Could have moved there. Let's bring in the Center for the American Experiment president and
[11:15]co-founder of the popular Powerline blog, John Hinderaker. John, the profound ignorance of the world from these activists never
[11:25]fails to astound. >> Reta, it's like the Gays for Palestine organization. These people apparently don't follow the news. You know, when movie stars say they're going to leave
[11:37]America for political reasons, it's stupid, but it doesn't probably cause any harm. But, this is really sad. You know, what has the Trump administration done? They said men shouldn't play in
[11:47]women's sports, right? That hardly makes it dangerous to be a trans person in America, but left-wing propaganda can
[11:56]make people crazy. >> Absolutely. Now, let's talk about Vice President J.D. Vance's bombshell interview with Joe Rogan,
[12:06]where he spoke about some in the Israeli government who are working hard to derail peace negotiations with Iran. And he says they want to keep the war going indefinitely.
[12:17]>> I definitely think you have seen this very discreet, extremely well-funded campaign to try to derail the negotiation and try to derail the deal.
[12:28]And, you know, there was again, there's this Time article that came out yesterday. A friend sent it to me. It's like worth reading because it lists a bunch of people who have quite literally been paid
[12:40]by a former Trump campaign person who was himself paid by certain elements within the Israeli government. And those people are attacking me viciously for
[12:51]quite literally trying to accomplish the negotiation objective that the president set for the country. So, >> What is their position? Like, are they attacking you how? >> Oh, it's it's social media posts. It's
[13:03]either they're leaking to reporters. They're attacking me obsessively saying that we should not be negotiating with Iran. We should just keep the military campaign going indefinitely. And that is
[13:14]that is their explicit position. And coming after me saying that, you know, people have come after me and say that I'm influenced by Qatar, that I'm influenced by foreign governments, that, you know, I take my marching orders from
[13:25]Tucker Carlson. And there there's just so much out there. When what I'm actually trying to do is accomplish what the President of the United States told me to accomplish, which is a
[13:35]settlement of this that accomplishes our objectives. When I open up the pages of Time magazine and I see that there's a literal foreign influence campaign being funded to tank the very deal that I was
[13:46]pursuing and oh by the way, many of the people who were receiving that money were actually attacking me in completely dishonest ways. You know, my response to that is well, go to hell. I'm going to do what I have to do for the American
[13:58]people. I represent Americans first. >> John, as always I'd urge everyone to watch the full interview or listen to the full interview. What's your assessment of what you've heard?
[14:10]>> Well, first of all Rita, there is no one saying that the military conflict with Iran should go on indefinitely. That is a straw man. What a lot of people are saying is what I have said. That is that
[14:20]a deal with with the IRGC is probably pointless and we should accomplish our military objectives and go home. Now, Vance has got to understand that that
[14:32]the whole idea of a deal with Iran is very controversial. People disagree strongly. He should know that. And I personally have not seen any evidence of
[14:42]the kind of influence campaign that Vance is is talking about here. He is clearly less friendly to Israel than others in the Trump administration,
[14:52]including President Trump. But this seems to me to be really a little bit over the top. >> try to negotiate some kind of of
[15:21]meaningful deal with the the Iranians and I feel like Trump is kind of putting him out there to give himself a little bit of distance in case the whole effort fails as it very possibly may. So, I
[15:33]think it's very hard to tell to what extent uh here um Pence is actually speaking for President Trump. Marco Rubio, for example, would never say the
[15:42]things that that Pence said today. >> No, very different individuals and as we've discussed in the past, it's going to be absolutely fascinating to see who
[15:53]prevails because those two are the two front-runners to be the next uh presidential candidate for the GOP. Now, he also spoke about the Epstein files. Obviously, the Joe Rogan audience has a
[16:05]great deal of interest in that issue and he admitted that the Trump administration botched the release of the Epstein files. >> If people want to say we mishandled the Epstein release,
[16:16]guilty. We did mishandle, especially the communications of it. >> What do you think should have been done? >> I think that we should have just dropped everything at the very beginning and like obviously it takes a little time to review the stuff, to find the stuff, to
[16:27]redact things where you have victims and so forth, but we should have just done it as quickly as possible. >> John, that was a massive own goal for the Trump administration. It was their
[16:37]first huge mistake in my view. It allowed this deeply dishonest narrative to take hold that Donald Trump himself was in the Epstein files, that he was
[16:48]being protected by Epstein or he was protecting Epstein when the files actually revealed the opposite, but their mishandling of the release really
[16:59]allowed those narratives to flourish. >> Well, that was unfortunate. As you know, Rita, Epstein hated Donald Trump. He was obsessed with his hatred for Trump. It's
[17:09]It's It's kind of ironic. Epstein was a Democrat. His friends are almost all Democrats, but you know, the whole Jeffrey Epstein thing is massively, massively overrated and Vance is falling
[17:21]into that trap here. I mean, the idea that Epstein was running some kind of an international blackmail ring, there is no evidence for that. The idea that he was connected deeply connected to the
[17:32]CIA or whoever, again, there's no evidence whatsoever of that. He was a bad guy, but he was not that important and again, I hate to see someone like
[17:42]J.D. Vance falling into this trap of treating Jeffrey Epstein like like he's this really significant individual. He wasn't.
[17:52]>> Well, that's President Trump's view, but I've got to say I disagree with that. The way Jeffrey Epstein seemed to operate to me suggests and and the fact that they've been hesitant to release
[18:04]the files and they've almost uh bullied into doing it, again, lends weight to this theory that he did have
[18:12]links with intelligence agencies. Uh J.D. Vance did talk about that and he claimed that Jeffrey Epstein had connections to the
[18:23]highest levels of Israeli intelligence. >> He clearly had connections to the upper the highest levels of American intelligence. He clearly had connections
[18:33]to the highest levels of Israeli intelligence. In fact, one of the interesting story One of the interesting things the Epstein saga reveals about and and I try to make this point. One of the reason why I'm always careful
[18:45]and I say there are some elements within the Israeli government who don't like our peace process because there are a lot of elements within the Israeli government that actually do like our peace process. They recognize that this
[18:55]indefinite campaign is not good for them, either. And and the Epstein thing is interesting because as much as I know, you know, Prime Minister Netanyahu, not a
[19:05]particularly popular person in the United States of America right now, Epstein seemed to be connected to the elements of the Israeli deep state that were left of center. Like I've always
[19:16]found that fascinating. It wasn't like he was super connected to the right of center of Israeli politics. >> John, of course, we know of Jeffrey
[19:27]Epstein's links with former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak, who is from the the left. He's since apologized for associating with Jeffrey Epstein, but
[19:38]what did you make of what you've just heard there? >> Well, again, Rita, I'm not aware of any evidence that Epstein had any significant relationship with any senior person in Israel intelligence or
[19:50]otherwise, except for that former liberal prime minister. And And Vance's assurance that he had contacts, you know, deep in American intelligence, there's no evidence for that. That claim
[20:00]was falsely made at one point and then debunked. If Vance has got any evidence of such intelligence connections, I'd like to see it cuz there certainly is no
[20:09]such evidence in the public domain. >> And lastly from this interview, the discussion about California Governor Gavin Newsom
[20:19]had me laughing out loud cuz it's 100% true. >> Like, you know, Gavin Newsom did this speech a few months ago. The president I think it's the funniest thing ever because he's like speaking to a group of
[20:31]black leaders and black businessmen, but it's like a an audience that is 95% black. And they're asking him about his dyslexia and his struggle with education and he basically says, "Yeah, you know,
[20:41]I'm not very smart like a lot of you." >> Yeah, I'm like you. I can't even read. Meanwhile, there's a ton of interviews where he's talking about all the books he reads. Like he's so full of >> Yeah, he's
[20:53]He's full of but it's admirably full of >> [laughter] >> It's It's I admire the the the sheer tenacity that he has in being full of
[21:04]>> I I I agree. It It really is amazing. >> John, he did just that. I think we discussed it at the time. He claimed he couldn't read in front of a mainly black audience when there's so many interviews
[21:16]with him where he claims not only does he read a lot of books, but he speed reads them. Is Gavin Newsom the most dishonest politician in the US? >> Rita, Gavin Newsom is a chameleon. He
[21:28]will be whatever he thinks his audience wants him to be or whatever it's convenient to be in order to gain power. He doesn't seem to mean anything he says. You know, some people in America
[21:39]think that Newsom is a great politician. It seems to me that he is so transparent a liar that I don't think he can fool anyone. >> Now, John, I love it when our own
[21:51]taxpayer-funded ABC goes viral in the US, always almost always for the wrong reasons. You wrote this week about the ABC claiming that climate change was a
[22:02]leading cause of child marriages, nothing to do with cultural or religious practices apparently. It's all to do with the weather, John. >> Yeah, that article went on and on about
[22:14]how climate change is causing flooding in Bangladesh and therefore is responsible for an increase in child marriages, which seems like a non sequitur to me. But I looked it up and
[22:25]in fact rainfall has been trending down in Bangladesh, not up. I think it's pretty obvious that the cultural factors are responsible for
[22:35]child marriages and deprivation of women's rights in general. Bangladesh is 91% Muslim. Where I live, Rita, it rains,
[22:44]you know, but rainfall doesn't lead to child marriages. >> No, this is the ABC. Taxpayers in this
[22:53]country give it around 1.2 billion a year, 1.2 billion with a B. So, to turn out that sort of activist uh Now, before you go, I want to ask you about a rising star in Republican ranks
[23:05]ranks, Brandon Gill. Uh we'll see him here speaking to Inez Stepman about positive discrimination or just discrimination, if you want to be accurate, at uh in universities.
[23:16]>> Do colleges and universities typically least prefer in their admissions processes? >> Um white men, Asians. Men is not a race, obviously, but um there actually might
[23:28]be some a little bit of reverse uh discrimination. Actually going against women now because women so predominate in universities. But yes, whites and Asians primarily. >> Why do you think that it's primarily those groups?
[23:38]>> Uh because they're in a war with the reality of these disparities. So, if you want to have a quota that comes out perfectly racially balanced at the end, the only way that these universities
[23:49]have been able to achieve that is by discriminating on the basis of race and sex in their admissions. >> I'm a big fan of Brandon Gill. I see him as a future presidential candidate at
[24:00]some point. But on the issue being discussed there, have universities done anything meaningful to change these DEI policies or have they just found more
[24:10]creative ways to uh essentially be racist? >> I think most universities are either continuing their DEI policies under
[24:20]another name or else they're just lying low hoping for a Democrat to be elected president in 2028 so that race discrimination, at least de facto, will
[24:30]be legalized again and they can go back to their old ways. I think they have not come to understand or to internalize the fact that they have been engaging in
[24:40]race discrimination and it's wrong and it's illegal. >> Wrong and illegal, that's the key point. I I can't believe they got away with it
[24:50]for so many years. John Hinderaker, thank you so much for your time tonight. >> Thank you, Rita.