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The Megyn Kelly Show - Episode 1231 Summary
Episode Title
Anti-ICE Violence Grows as Dem Politicians Cheer, with Adam Carolla, and Why Tish Hyman is Running For LA Mayor
Overview In this episode of *The Megyn Kelly Show*, Megyn Kelly delves into several pressing topics, including a violent incident involving ICE officers in Minneapolis, commentary from Adam Carolla, and an interview with Tish Hyman, who is announcing her candidacy for Mayor of Los Angeles. The episode explores political narratives surrounding immigration enforcement, the challenges faced by law enforcement, and the ongoing culture wars regarding gender identity and safety in public spaces.
Key Segments
- Incident In Minneapolis
- Events: Megyn discusses a violent encounter where an illegal immigrant attacked an ICE officer during an arrest attempt.
- Violence and Response: The attack was described as an ambush, with bystanders joining in the assault using makeshift weapons. The ICE officer was forced to discharge his weapon in self-defense.
- Political Climate:
- Kelly criticizes Democratic leaders, including Minnesota's Governor Walz and Mayor Fry, for allegedly inciting anti-ICE sentiment and violence through their rhetoric.
- Coverage by major media outlets, such as *The New York Times*, is scrutinized for framing the incident without acknowledging key facts about the assailants.
- Discussion with Adam Carolla
- Cultural Commentary: Adam Carolla joins Megyn to discuss the implications of the anti-ICE protests and the attitude of "leftist warriors" opposing ICE enforcement.
- Societal Reflections:
- Carolla notes a trend of narcissism and loneliness among the left, which he ties to the anti-ICE movement.
- He reflects on the bizarre social media presence of women attacking ICE and links it to deeper societal issues of dissatisfaction and frustration.
- Political Consequences: They discuss how the negative perception of ICE may affect Republican prospects in upcoming elections.
- Tish Hyman's Candidacy for Mayor
- Background: Tish Hyman, an artist and activist from the Bronx, recounts her disturbing experiences in a Los Angeles gym where she encountered individuals identifying as women in female locker rooms, leading to her advocacy.
- Campaign Launch:
- Hyman announces her run for Mayor of Los Angeles, emphasizing her goal to fight for women's safety and address issues of gender identity and public safety.
- She expresses the need for common sense policies that protect women's spaces while encouraging political engagement among citizens.
- Personal Journey: Hyman shares her journey from being a music artist to becoming politically active, driven by her personal experiences and frustrations with the current political landscape.
Key Takeaways
- Political Rhetoric and Violence: The episode highlights concerns over the language used by political leaders that may incite violence against law enforcement agencies.
- Media Narrative: There's a critique of how mainstream media frames incidents involving immigration enforcement, often downplaying critical details and exacerbating tensions.
- Activism and Political Engagement: Tish Hyman's story underscores the importance of individuals standing up for their beliefs and taking action in the political realm, demonstrating how personal experiences can lead to broader societal movements.
- Cultural Critique: Carolla and Kelly discuss the phenomenon of "victimhood culture" and the implications of political correctness on public discourse.
Conclusion The episode is a mix of political commentary, personal storytelling, and cultural analysis, encouraging listeners to reflect on the current state of American society regarding immigration, gender identity, and public safety. It invites a call to action for engagement and awareness in the political process, particularly surrounding issues of women's rights and safety.
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOChaos in Minneapolis: Law Enforcement Challenges
0:45 to 3:38
Megyn discusses recent events in Minneapolis where law enforcement faced significant challenges while attempting to arrest an illegal immigrant.
“And they're super, super tough talking into their iPhone and then going out there and shouting in ICE's face.”
DHS Statement and Local Leadership's Response
3:38 to 6:40
The segment covers DHS's statement on the attack against an officer, local leaders' rhetoric, and the community's reaction.
“Their hateful rhetoric and resistance against men and women who are simply trying to do their jobs must end.”
Media Coverage Critique: The New York Times
6:40 to 10:02
Megyn critiques the New York Times' reporting on the incident, arguing it downplays the severity of the attack and misrepresents the immigrant's status.
“The ones protesting ICE who want the Minneapolis police to fight ICE on the ground.”
Protests Erupt in Response to Police Shooting
10:02 to 13:06
Discussion of how protests erupted in Minneapolis following the police shooting and the inflammatory rhetoric from local leaders.
“And they start pulling law enforcement patches out of the container that was holding the weapons.”
Governor Walz's Inflammatory Rhetoric
13:06 to 14:02
Megyn examines Governor Tim Walz's address where he condemns ICE actions, highlighting the chaos and his exaggerative claims.
“2 ,000 to 3 ,000 armed agents of the federal government have been deployed to Minnesota.”
Critique of Political Actions in Minnesota
14:02 to 14:35
Discussion on the Minnesota governor's immigration law enforcement.
“I'm trying to find the, yeah, here it is.”
Discussion on ICE and Political Rhetoric
17:16 to 22:22
Debate on the portrayal of ICE and the implications of political rhetoric.
“Like the news gods have teed up so much for you.”
Reactions to ICE Confrontations
22:23 to 26:06
Analysis of confrontations involving ICE agents and activists.
“It's all the talk because there's a vacuum of actual events that make you a hero.”
Media Bias in Reporting on ICE Incidents
26:07 to 28:00
Critique of media narratives surrounding ICE incidents and biases.
“And I was just on my way to my doctor for my brain injury because I'm disabled.”
Advocacy and Allegations Against ICE
28:00 to 29:20
The discussion centers around a woman’s advocacy work and allegations against ICE officers.
“Raman, who identifies as being genderqueer, was dating a transgender man at the time and claimed that due to the culture in rural Indiana, it was a necessity that she become involved in advocacy work.”
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Critique of Media Narratives
29:20 to 31:10
Critique of sensational media narratives surrounding interactions with law enforcement.
“publicity in the world and everybody's in their car driving somewhere.”
Cultural Commentary on Gender Dynamics
31:10 to 33:20
Discussion on gender dynamics, social behavior, and cultural perceptions of women.
“Okay, I've got to say, Adam, this completely reminded me of Rosie O'Donnell, who was getting some sort of a thing on her lip and did a disgusting video worrying about whether it was herpes.”
Impact of Personal Relationships on Behavior
33:20 to 36:40
Exploration of how personal relationships and societal engagement affect behavior.
“for someone who's going through hot flashes, she was pretty well bundled up.”
Engagement and Idleness in Modern Society
36:40 to 39:50
Discussion on the need for engagement and the dangers of idleness in contemporary life.
“I think it's not coincidental that all these women are obese and unattractive with multiple piercings, no makeup, skin issues.”
Narcissism and Public Performances
39:50 to 42:00
Examination of narcissism in public performances and social media portrayals.
“There's a thing after Trump won another protest wave.”
The Mentality Behind ICE Resistance
42:00 to 46:45
Discusses the mentality of certain individuals involved in ICE resistance and the absurdity of societal reactions.
“I've had so many I've seen so many videos of so many women who are dumpy in their 50s and in horrible shape and nobody wants to bang them.”
Crying Over Lost Childhoods
46:45 to 50:40
Explores the emotional reactions of public figures discussing their past experiences and perceptions of loss.
“And I have to ask you, Adam Carolla, about this guy over at CBS.”
The Shift in Male Emotional Expression
50:40 to 51:45
Analyzes the shift in male behavior and societal expectations regarding emotional expression.
“We'll be back in just a minute with Adam Carolla.”
Public Opinion on ICE and Immigration
51:49 to 56:00
Examines recent polling data reflecting public opinion on ICE and the implications for Trump and immigration policy.
“Go to adamcarolla.com to get tickets to join the two of us in Chester, New York on January 30th on his tour.”
Media Influence on Public Perception
56:00 to 57:20
Explore how media shapes public opinions on policing and chaos.
“So why does the average citizen think it's 8 ,000 when it's actually eight?”
The Role of Mayors in Urban Chaos
57:20 to 59:20
Discussion on how mayors contribute to or mitigate chaos in cities.
“Every argument I've ever been in with a woman, at some point they'd go, I don't want any of this.”
Josh Hawley's Cross-Examination
59:20 to 1:01:40
Analysis of Josh Hawley's cross-examination of a doctor on biological truth.
“Like it's not it's completely astroturfed and it's for these reasons exactly to try to turn around Trump's numbers on immigration.”
Accountability in Science and Politics
1:01:40 to 1:03:44
Discusses the importance of recognizing biological differences and accountability in scientific discussions.
“I would be more than happy to have a conversation with you that is not coming from a place of trying to be polarized.”
Tish Hyman's Announcement
1:06:52 to 1:08:54
Tish Hyman shares her decision to run for mayor of Los Angeles.
“He needs to have his gym membership evoked for that shit.”
Tish Hyman's Background
1:08:54 to 1:09:58
Discussion of Tish's background and experiences leading to her candidacy.
“I was actually looking for a candidate to support because I didn't even think that I would do this.”
Tish Hyman's Musical Journey
1:10:03 to 1:11:31
Explore Tish's songwriting experiences and her outlook on life.
“So you're a singer and you're a songwriter.”
Locker Room Encounters: A Startling Experience
1:11:31 to 1:15:01
Tish shares her shocking experiences with men in women's locker rooms.
“Well, you know, your latitude is based off your attitude.”
Legal Confusion and Social Media Silence
1:15:01 to 1:20:17
Tish discusses the legal challenges and social media censorship she faced.
“So I was like, all right, let me take this down.”
The Confrontation: Documenting the Incident
1:20:17 to 1:22:17
Tish recounts her confrontation with a man in the women's locker room.
“We go into the, I always do the sauna because I was very overweight.”
Aftermath and Consequences of Speaking Out
1:22:17 to 1:24:00
Tish reflects on the repercussions of her viral posts and ongoing fears.
“And then the comments went crazy with positivity and people saying, what is that?”
Confrontation in the Locker Room
1:24:00 to 1:26:20
Hear about a shocking confrontation in a gym locker room involving gender identity issues.
“But that didn't happen until after what I was just talking about when we were in the locker room and then we got the video footage of him in the locker room.”
The Incident at Gold's Gym
1:26:20 to 1:29:00
Tish shares her distressing experience of being escorted out of Gold's Gym by police.
“And then, well, they said that they didn't cancel my membership.”
Disturbing Encounters and Viral Videos
1:29:00 to 1:31:20
The discussion shifts to a viral incident highlighting inappropriate behavior in women's spaces.
“But, you know, at that point, they had already sold Gold's Gym to EOS.”
Political Backlash and Activism
1:31:20 to 1:36:20
Tish reflects on her activism after confronting lawmakers about women's safety.
“It doesn't matter if you're allowed to be in here.”
Tish's Mayoral Campaign Vision
1:36:20 to 1:38:01
Tish outlines her vision for running as an independent candidate for mayor of LA.
“And you can't fly the plane if it's cut in half.”
Tish Hyman's Vision for California
1:38:01 to 1:38:54
Tish Hyman discusses her independent campaign and goals for uniting California.
“and I made real music, but it didn't get the same attention as music that was just about nothing.”
Campaign Support and Engagement
1:38:55 to 1:39:53
Tish shares how people can support her campaign and her plans for engaging the community.
“And in my way, in my mind, how I see it is, I'm going to unite the people in truth.”
Transcript
Automatic transcript. May contain errors.0:00Welcome to the Megyn Kelly Show, live on Sirius XM Channel 111 every weekday at New East.
0:12hey everyone i'm megan kelly welcome to the megan kelly show another night of utter chaos in minneapolis and the most frustrating part all of this was totally avoidable if only law enforcement and ice had been permitted to simply make the arrests that they are legally entitled to and charged with making. There was an illegal immigrant involved here and they tried to arrest this guy. And instead of just being allowed to do it, they have been subjected like all the ICE officers in Minneapolis to nonstop harassment from far left wannabe warriors. It's like these fat, unattractive, gross people who were too chicken shit to actually sign up for the military and be true tough guys and gals have decided to find their courage through their rolls of lard on the streets of Minneapolis.
1:06I'm sorry, but that's what's happening. It's like nose ring central. And they're super, super tough talking into their iPhone and then going out there and shouting in ICE's face. And then what happens when ICE actually has to arrest them is they wind up cowering in fear and crying like little babies. Like you saw the woman yesterday, who was all tough talk until they actually tried to get her car out of the road. And then she said, I'm just a mom. I'm just a mom. We have more of that today. Okay. But here's what happened last night. According to the Department of Homeland Security, it all started just before 7 p.m.
1:42local when federal law enforcement conducted a targeted traffic stop of an illegal immigrant. Why was he even on the streets of Minneapolis, one might ask, one sane person might ask. Joe Biden's administration released him into the country over three years ago. Rather than comply with officers demands, the suspect fled the scene and ended up crashing into a parked car. A pursuit on foot then ensued and the officer caught up to the illegal, who then resisted arrest and violently attacked the officer. As Trump once famously said, they're not sending their best. Two other individuals came out of a nearby apartment.
2:21They decided to join the fight. Was it on the side of the law enforcement officer making a proper arrest? No, of course not. This is Minneapolis. They decided to help the illegal immigrant attack the officer, joining in with a snow shovel and a broom handle. Now it's three against one. DHS described the attack as an ambush. In the scuffle, the original suspect got a hold of the shovel and the broomstick and began beating the officer with them. The officer fired one defensive shot. This is what the left has asked for, hitting the initial suspect in the leg. This is what they're supposed to want.
3:01All three individuals who attacked the officer then fled to a nearby apartment and barricaded themselves inside. The attackers were eventually taken into custody, as eventually they all are when they engage in this kind of behavior. And both the illegal immigrant who was shot and the officer, sadly, are now in the hospital. We believe at this hour, neither has been discharged. DHS writing in a statement, quote, this attack on another brave member of law enforcement took place while Minnesota's top leaders, Governor Walz and Mayor Fry, are actively encouraging an organized resistance to ICE and federal law enforcement officers.
3:41Their hateful rhetoric and resistance against men and women who are simply trying to do their jobs must end. Despite the tension between local and federal officers, Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O 'Hara spoke at a press conference last night and largely backed up DHS's account of the shooting. Watch. At 6.51 p.m., Minneapolis police received a 911 call reporting a shooting on the 600 block of 24 Avenue North. Preliminary information indicates that there was a struggle with a federal agent in front of the resident. During the struggle, the federal agent discharged his weapon, striking one adult male.
4:20The adult Mail then retreated inside of the residence where he remained inside and refused to come out. Eventually, federal agents made entry into the residence and the individual was brought to an ambulance where he has been transported to the hospital. Minneapolis police have secured the crime scene around the location and the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, as well as the FBI, are on the scene processing the evidence. I believe there's a broom and like a snow shovel that's on the scene. And yes, I have heard information that that some individual, at least one person may have assaulted federal law enforcement.
5:02Yes. You don't say you might want to share that with The New York Times because they're not convinced. Publishing a story with the headline federal agent shoots immigrant in Minneapolis. Homeland Security says nothing about the fact that he was being attacked by that immigrant and two others. Zero mention that the suspect was an illegal immigrant. Just an immigrant, just immigrant, just like some random mining his own business immigrant. Like could have been Elon Musk, just an immigrant. Nothing about him being an illegal, nothing about the shovel, nothing about the broom handle. And now today, this morning, look at this.
5:41The New York Times wasn't satisfied with its headline. It actually had to go back and edit it again. Did they add in broom handle? Did they add in shovel? Did they add in illegal? No, they took out the word immigrant. Now it's federal agent shoots man in Minneapolis, prompting tense protests. Just man like an American. It was an American, basically. It was just some random man minding his own business who got shot by the evil ice. So now he's not an immigrant, let alone an illegal immigrant, let alone an illegal immigrant who is beating the cop with a shovel and a broomstick and had the help of two other illegals or witnesses.
6:17In the body of the story, it also takes issue with DHS's version of the events leading up to the shooting. Quote, the federal government's narrative could not be immediately verified. Hello, the police chief corroborated virtually all of it on camera. We just played part of it for you. Do a little work, New York Times, just a little, little bit of effort. By the way, not for nothing, but there's a viral clip online where Mayor Frye is talking about how, you know, there are there are people in this town. He's sympathetic with them. The ones protesting ICE who want the Minneapolis police to fight ICE on the ground.
6:52And you see the same police chief with his eyebrows go up to the ceiling. This is as high as mine can go. Thanks to my Botox. But trust me, his went even higher. He got all sorts of lines that I'm not capable of getting anymore. thanks to all the poison in my forehead. But trust me, his eyes went up and there were lines. You can see the police chief was like, eh, maybe we don't highlight that. And also, that's not an idea that will ever come to fruition. We will not be fighting ICE officers. You can see it in his face. So there's no local leadership. There's no leadership whatsoever to turn down the temperature last night or any other night in this thing.
7:28Around 200 protesters, as a result, began gathering at the scene of, you know, the poor man, quote, just man being shot by the evil ice officer and began additional attacks on law enforcement, shooting fireworks at both the local and the federal cops and reportedly throwing snowballs at immigration agents. Take a look at this video by independent journalist Nick Sorter of protesters attacking a federal vehicle and going for what could possibly go wrong. It's weapons locker.
8:46Great. And here's what the radicals had to say about what they pulled out of the federal vehicle. One of the ICE agent vehicles got broken into and I found this paperwork. It has a list with FBI operation info. It's got full names of FBI agents, phone numbers, emails. There's maps on where they're staying, where they're holding immigrants. There's hotel names in there. There's judge names. This paperwork has people's full names and their emails. And she's showing it all on camera. By the way, they did appear to get the weapons out of the weapons locker. Here it is in SOT 13A.
9:31He's hammering at it. Oh, wow.
9:40Oh, my God. Oh, my God.
9:59We saw the rifle. Now they're finding the ammo.
10:06And they start pulling law enforcement patches out of the container that was holding the weapons. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Fry, a Democrat, spoke last night and tried to claim the moral high ground on this. OK, suggesting like his messaging on all of this has been picture perfect. He's been the the the model of calm, sober leadership. But we're just going to do a little quick comparison between the comments he made last night versus those he made just days ago. So the question was, there has been the accusation that local officials have perhaps taken up the temperature in Minneapolis. First, I'll say, show me a single place where I have encouraged anything other than peace.
10:54And I have a message for ICE. To ICE, get the fuck out of Minneapolis. Oh, I guess that was just he was asking for support for ICE there. So what about Minnesota Governor Tim Walz? Well, last night he was busy giving a special prime time address. He hasn't missed one minute of this. He's loving this. It's distracting from his allowance at a minimum of all the fraud happening in his state. This is a much better narrative for him. The evil ICE has invaded Minnesota and is harassing innocent victims. Those are lies, but he's telling them similar, different kind of fraud, frankly. So he's been all over the cameras.
11:36And last night he decided to hold a prime time address where things didn't go exactly as planned when he was speaking live. Check out the audio on this. The federal government is raining down upon our communities. What's happening in Minnesota right now. Two to three thousand armed agents of the federal government have been deployed in Minnesota. Armed, masked, under-trained ICE agents are going door to door, ordering people to point out where their neighbors of color live. They're pulling over people. I don't even know what's happening. Indiscriminate, armed, including U.S. citizens. This is what we can get out.
12:10This is what we call a mixed minus in our ears as anchors. when like you're doing a live hit in the field and you're saying tonight at Andrews Air Force Base, the following, and then like three seconds after you say it, you hear in your ear tonight at Andrews Air Force Base, and it's nearly impossible to do. If you ever see a reporter rip the earpiece out of his or her ear, that's what's happening to them. It seems to have happened somehow on the live audio feed, which is a new issue. I've never seen that happen. I don't know what it was, but it was a disaster. They eventually figured it out and then they posted the proper remarks on YouTube.
12:45And when we could finally understand Governor Walz, we heard some of the most inflammatory rhetoric about the feds from a sitting governor since like the Civil War. Take a look. What's happening in Minnesota right now defies belief. News reports simply don't do justice to the level of chaos and disruption and trauma the federal government is raining down upon our communities. 2 ,000 to 3 ,000 armed agents of the federal government have been deployed to Minnesota. Armed, masked, undertrained ICE agents are going door to door, ordering people to point out where their neighbors of color live. They're pulling over people indiscriminately, including U.S.
13:28citizens, and demanding to see their papers. And at grocery stores, at bus stops, even at our schools, they're breaking windows, dragging pregnant women down the street, Just plain grabbing Minnesotans and shoving them into unmarked vans. Kidnapping innocent people with no warning and no due process. Let's be very, very clear. This long ago stopped being a matter of immigration enforcement. Instead, it's a campaign of organized brutality against the people of Minnesota by our own federal government. That is so incendiary. How insane is that? That is just beyond. I'm trying to find the, yeah, here it is.
14:07the rapid response. It's rapid response 47 on X. Respond is following. And this and it sounds harsh. It was absolutely deserved having heard that. They write tampon. I love that they've shortened it now to tampon. It's no longer tampon, Tim. By the way, that's also happening in Connecticut, where our ridiculous Democrat governor has made sure that there are tampons in the boys rooms and public schools in Connecticut. We'll be getting to that story in more depth soon. But Tampon, they write, is currently attempting to do a live, highly produced statewide address to condemn the enforcement of our immigration laws in Minnesota.
14:43But it's not going so well. You're a loser at Tim Walls and you always will be. Just resign in disgrace, you buffoon. Sounds right. I think it's the right tone. I think they nailed it. OK, Tampon, take a seat, because honestly, you're you're probably months, maybe 12 at the outside from potentially going to jail. So enjoy your last few high moments. You genuinely might be behind bars very soon. Joining me now to discuss this and all the news is Adam Carolla, one of our very favorite people. And two big announcements as he joins us, okay? This is one of the reasons why we're having Adam on today so we can tell you some great news.
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17:22Oh, okay. There's so much. Like the news gods have teed up so much for you. Our neighbors of color are getting kidnapped. Innocent people kidnapped in the streets by the evil ICE. As Mayor Frye says, I've been totally sober and careful in my messaging slash get the fuck out ICE. What do you make of these Minnesota, quote, leaders and how they seem to be genuinely endangering these ICE officers? Well, they're endangering the ICE officers and they're endangering their own citizens because, you know, if I was just sitting at home and somebody ran into my house and said, hey, there's some jackbooted thugs from the government and they're kicking open doors and they're grabbing innocent Americans and mothers and pregnant women and dragging them out to vans and disappearing them in gulags in South America.
18:18I would grab an ax or baseball bat and I would go running out of the house if that's what we thought was happening. And it would make me a hero for doing it. I mean, we had the French resistance. The French resistance were heroes because they had Nazis and they were occupied and they were able to sabotage and cause damage and kill. And, you know, they forged papers. They forged documents. They wore uniforms. They did everything they could to hurt the Nazis, and they're considered heroes for that. So if these are Nazis, then why wouldn't you be the rebirth of the French resistance? And then that would thus make you a hero.
19:05So what they are saying, you know, what they're saying when they say they're not saying go out and bonk an ICE officer over the head. They're not saying that. What they're saying is, is we have an occupation by a dangerous, dangerous rogue government agency that's kicking open doors and disappearing people of color. That is you saying bunk people over the head. That's what you're that's what you're saying. Yes, yes. Here's let me put an exclamation point on it here with more from Tim Walsall. Listen to the words he uses in this SOT 11. Donald Trump wants this chaos. He wants confusion. And yes, he wants more violence on our streets.
19:56We cannot give him what he wants. We can. We must protest loudly, urgently, but also peacefully. Tonight, I want to share another way you can help. Witness. Help us establish a record of exactly what's happening in our communities. You have an absolute right to peacefully film ICE agents as they conduct these activities. So carry your phone with you at all times. And if you see these ICE agents in your neighborhood, take out that phone and hit record. Help us create a database of the atrocities against Minnesotans. not just to establish a record for posterity, but to bank evidence for future prosecution.
20:40I do think it's funny that this douchebag reminded every 32-year-old woman to bring their phone with them when they leave the house. As if you need that heads up. Yeah. Yeah. Look, he's he's he's dumb. He's off. It's weird. We're living in a time where the people who think they're heroes are the evil ones in this group. And of course, they have to paint Trump as an arch villain from a comic book movie so that they can paint themselves as the heroes. So it's not really about painting Trump as a villain for the sake of portraying him as a villain. It's so they can narcissistically make themselves into heroes.
21:31Thank you so much for saying that. So this is when I was watching that tape of them trying to get the weapons successfully out of the ICE vehicle. That's what I was I was thinking to myself, Adam. these are like the frustrated loser AV kids from high school who never were popular, who actually weren't on the football team, who probably got their asses kicked more than once, who suddenly now feel like Navy SEALs out there. And like they're ready to show some swagger for the first time in their lives. Notice the ICE agents are actually nowhere near the actual scene, but it does seem like cosplaying.
22:07It is. And I mean, that's why in the last like decade, you've heard the term hero and superstar. And, you know, they do the Academy Awards and then the woman wins best actress. And then she gets up there and she says, Matt Damon is brave and he's braver than any actor I've ever worked with. And, you know, my everyone's a hero. Everyone's a superstar. Everyone is brave. It's all the talk because there's a vacuum of actual events that make you a hero. It used to have to be Audie Murphy and charge a German machine gun nest or do or, you know, disarm a guy with a gun on the subway or something. You had to do activities that put your life in danger in order to be called a hero.
22:58and these cowards do not want to put themselves into danger, but they do like the mantle of hero. So they create this comic book talk about standing up and fighting back. Like think about, and by the way, a lot, most of this is women, which is insane. Think about this concept. You have these school teachers. It's a middle-aged, paunchy, female school teacher. It's a 46-year-old overweight woman with no weapons and no training whatsoever. She announces on the internet if ICE comes to her class, they have to go through her first. Okay, what does that even mean? She has no training. She has no weapons.
23:46She's fat. She's slow, and she's dumb. So ICE can easily go through her. Now, she knows she's never going to see this scenario, but she can announce on the Internet that ICE is going to have to go through her or Trump is going to have to go through them. And then they get to cast themselves as heroes. And that's what it's all about. It's all about narcissism in an age of no religion. So they're not religious. And they're all their religion is them and their narcissism. And they all talk about standing and fighting. I mean, if you listen to all their talk, it's all insanely narcissistic. Yes. Okay.
24:26And then when the chips are down, they cower. Like yesterday, we played the soundbite of the mom who'd been harassing ICE. But then when they actually got up in her face, she was like, I'm just a mom. I'm just a mom. Oh, please let me go. Please, please, please. Which then they did. And now here's, I have another one for you today where you'll, I'm going to show you two soundbites here. First are ICE agents confronting this driver who had been using her car to harass ICE. Watch shot 17.
24:56Listening audience, they're trying to open the door. They get the passenger's door open. She's screaming bloody murder. That's ICE harassers blowing whistles. That's their thing. Sorry, it's annoying. Get back. Get back. Get back. Get back. Get back. Get back. Get back. Get back. Pushing people away. All right, so you get the gist. They're getting this woman out of her car after she refused. We got to get out of soundbikes because the whistles are so annoying, which is their goal. And then check out 18. Yeah. Wait, stand by. There's one more. 18 is the follow-up. I want to move my car. Ah! I'm disabled.
25:41I have a brain injury. Stay back. I have a brain injury. Put me down. Oh. I was just trying to get to the bathroom. I have a brain injury. Adam. She was impeding the enforcement operation. She refused to get out of her car. They had to break her window to get her out of there so they could move the cars. They could do their jobs. Now they're carrying her away. And she's saying, I'm autistic. I have a brain injury. And I was just on my way to my doctor for my brain injury because I'm disabled. I'm sorry. I can't. All right. A few things. You know, it's interesting. Every single one of these ICE stories, when it gets reported by the LA Times or the New York Times, starts out like every single story of white cop shoots unarmed black man for minding his own business.
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26:33And then at some point, we all get to learn the truth. And then the New York Times loses more credibility. But they all have the same trajectory, right? Gentle giant, hands up, don't shoot, walking away from the sky. Every single one of these arrests or injuries or shots fired or people killed, it all has the exact same trajectory because the exact same news outlets are reporting on it and they're all biased in one direction. And I have no idea why they want to destroy their credibility. and I thought they learned over COVID and over Black Lives Matter and all that, but they evidently did not learn their lesson.
27:16They have no desire to learn it. I'm just pulling up a little bit more detail on this woman. First of all, here's the drudge, which has gone completely left, headline on this shock video, ICE terrorizes another woman. The New Republic, ICE violently arrests woman trying to pass them to get to the doctor. mother jones this is what ice descending on minneapolis looks like uh turns out she's an activist her name is alia ramen 42 u.s born per her tech for social justice profile she's a social justice trainer who dedicates her time to lgbtq and racial injustice causes she's a registered dem who says she threw herself into activism work while studying aeronautical engineering engineering at Purdue.
27:59She doesn't sound that disabled to me. Raman, who identifies as being genderqueer, was dating a transgender man at the time and claimed that due to the culture in rural Indiana, it was a necessity that she become involved in advocacy work. She was taken into custody again on Tuesday for the alleged assault of an ICE officer, according to DHS. They have not yet followed, filed charges against her. But that's what we're dealing with. But, you know, according to all those publications, it's just a disabled lady who got harassed by the evil ice. I mean, like they're supposed to be like, oh, she's disabled.
28:36Put her down. She's autistic. Sure. Sure, Jan. Sure. Right. So that's back to the cartoon superhero comic book theme, right? Because people also shame on the people that read these publications. Use your fucking brain for just a second, would you? Ice is going door to door, randomly kicking open doors, grabbing citizens who look different than them and disappearing them. That's impossible. It's impossible. You idiots who believe all this shit. The woman is driving to the hospital. She wants to meet with their neurosurgeon. She's just going down a side street. Next thing you know, ice pulls them out.
29:16That's impossible because there's nothing in it for ice. It'd be the worst publicity in the world and everybody's in their car driving somewhere. So how did, how would it work? They just pull over every 42 year old woman who's driving a Honda Accord. Use your brains, idiot. It's the same story. Oh, the black guy, he was just napping in the park and the cop came up and shot him in the back. Yes. Use your head. Would you wake up dumbos? These are adults with college educations and they buy into it every single time. And then it gets disproven and they They go right on to the next one and they buy right into it again.
29:54It's amazing to me when you see a man, like there's been men, there's quite a few men out there. I do, I do think this is a Karen intifada. That's what really, what we're seeing overall. And some of the lunacy of these women who have like, I'm sorry, but like they've never gotten some in their lives. Like they are, whatever the female for incel is, I think incel generally refers to young men who have never had sex. They're fin cells. And they continue to make these videos trying to talk tough or trying to talk about their trauma of all this thing. And today's, like, there's been a lot. This one may take the cake.
30:28I think it's 53, Lauren. Play it.
30:35This whole entire administration is so fucked. I'll tell you what, it's so fucked. It actually put my body into menopause. I am so thoroughly repulsed by fucking Donald Trump and all of his cronies. And they literally threw my body into menopause. Literally. It's like in Twilight when the vampires come around and more wolves start turning. They are literally turning American women into women going through menopause. Menopausal Karen. Fucking repulsed. By you incels. Oh, incels. Wow. Why is that on our brain? Fuck everyone who follows him. You all are disgusting fucking pigs. Okay, I've got to say, Adam, this completely reminded me of Rosie O'Donnell, who was getting some sort of a thing on her lip and did a disgusting video worrying about whether it was herpes.
31:43and suggesting that she thought Donald Trump was causing it. And now here's the second video she made updating us on the whole ordeal. Well, hey, everybody, it's Friday all day, as my Nana would say. And look what I have on my lip. Everybody's been saying you have herpes, you have herpes all this time. And I never had a cold sore in my life. And now I have a cold sore. And it makes me think that perhaps this weird pimple that had a tiny little head was a cold sore too. Disgusting. And so I talked to my doctor today and I did a video telehealth. And they said that it's not a cold sore. It's some reaction to the sun.
32:26So I don't know. I will let you know tomorrow if I do, in fact, have herpes as some of the taunting from the MAGA people in the last couple of weeks. Hasn't it been fun, ladies and gentlemen? Well, then don't do extreme close-ups. To be standing in direct opposition to everything he is and represents. And always have been. And always will be. Yep, everybody, it's a cold sore. There you have it. Stress can do horrible things. Strange thing about my cold sore, doesn't hurt. Not sure why I get a non-hurting cold sore. Cold sore. I almost said coleslaw, which would be weird. Why are these women so gross?
33:15Please share them all. Well, first off, the first cow that was up there complaining about being thrown into menopause, for someone who's going through hot flashes, she was pretty well bundled up. You know, she was wearing a scarf and a parka right in the middle of a hot flash storm. So I don't know if I believe her. If you use the term that I'm fond of using, which is all roads lead to narcissism, it will explain much of what we're seeing out there. Um, also there's a phenomenon I think that's going on, which is women. And, and there's a sort of gyno fascism that's going on now where women are getting into all these positions of power.
34:03And it turns out they're, they're cruel. Like they're, they're, they're crueler than men. Men may, may be, may, men may punch harder, but when Scott Adams dies, it's the women who write this super cruel. obits on him, like just mean spirited stuff. It's not about a physicality, but it's like, you know, my first impression of when they write horrible things about someone who died could be Charlie Kirk, you know, gun to the neck stuff. It's, it's cruel. You know what I mean? And it's mean, it's super mean spirited. It's not physically aggressive, but it's emotionally really, really cruel. And I think women have that and women don't grow up engaging in rough and tumble play.
34:49So all male mammals grow up wrestling and testing the limits. And, and I'll, I'll elaborate. I grew up playing tackle football. You were constantly testing yourself, testing the other person, knowing what was legal, what was illegal, what would get a penalty, what could hurt somebody who to stay away from on the field. You didn't want to go heads up with everybody. Sometimes you'd get crushed. So with all the wrestling and all the rough and tumble play, guys learn limits. Women, I go on the internet now. I just see women at bars slapping six foot five guys across the face and guys just cold cock them.
35:28Guys just knock them out. And I'm like, yeah, don't hit this guy. No, I wouldn't hit that guy. the guy played tight end for the bears. I know he's a big dude. I'm not going to go mess with him, but I learned that growing up. And so women, they go up there and they spit in the face of an ice officer. And then the ice officer tackles her. And then she yells what's going on. Well, I would know exactly what was going on if I spit in the face of anybody and they took me down, but they don't because they didn't, they grew up in this weird vacuum with their hero narcissism and a lack of religion. And then you go, well, what explains all the guys that are there doing the same thing?
36:12Those guys are young. They weren't allowed to play tackle football. They weren't allowed to engage in rough and tumble play. They grew up super soft with helmets on bathed in Pharrell, and they don't have that ability to discern either. I have another theory. I accept everything you just said, and I want to add something to it. I mentioned this the other day, sort of tongue in cheek, but I actually do think it's a real dynamic. I don't think any of these people are having sex. I really don't. I think it's not coincidental that all these women are obese and unattractive with multiple piercings, no makeup, skin issues.
36:52I'm sorry, but if you're having positive interactions with men, where like you're going to bed with them and they're treating you well and you're enjoying it and you feel the euphoria that comes after that. You're not going out there and looking at all these men as the devil enemies who you want to hurt and kill and stop. And same for the guys. These young men, we know that there's huge swaths of them who are not dating. They're not having sex with women. They're not drinking anymore. There's no release. It's not like when we were young in the late 80s, where it was like a life of debauchery, but we were all happy.
37:26There's something wrong with these people today. These are mostly like millennials, late end millennials, who I think all of them have deeply unhappy personal lives and it's manifesting on the streets of Minneapolis. Oh, 100 % agreed. And, you know, you need relationships. You need to be attracted to somebody. By the way, when you're attracted to somebody, you want them to be attracted to you and thus you don't want to get arrested and held in a tank overnight because you want to be with your honey bunny and things of that nature. And also you want to keep yourself together. You want to cut your hair.
38:05You want to lose five pounds. You want to get a good job. Like you want them to be attractive. That's number one. Number two, this sounds corny, but people used to have hobbies. Like 30-year-old guys were restoring a car in the garage. They had a project. Women had a project. Women did things. They knitted and they sewed and they built tree houses and they, they were, they're gardened and they were like physically engaged, right? They were just engaged with things. And when you're in the middle, if you really think about it, when you're really in the middle of something, like I'll do a lot of remodels when I'm in the middle of a remodel, that's where I'm at.
38:46That's where my head's at. That's where I'm thinking about. That's where my spare time is. and someone said, hey, let's go out for Gay Lives Matter and protest on Saturday. I go, no, I got to be at the Home Depot. I'm picking up Sheetrock. I can't do that. You know what I mean? Gay Lives Matter. Well, whatever the next group is. The point is, I think I invented the ultimate pin. I think so too. We'll start it. Mark Ruffalo, I got you. You and I will start in our spare time. Mark, I got your next pin. Next for the Golden Globes. But yeah, you really, look, Look, the devil makes work for idle hands.
39:20It sounds corny, but it is so true. Like you need something to live for. You need a project. You need things you're invested in. Also, you need things to lose. You know what I mean? Like I'm a homeowner. I don't want to go out and get injured by an ICE officer and not be able to pay my mortgage or get sued by somebody. If I throw a rock at a van, you know, I got a house. I don't want to lose my house. Like you need to own something. You need to have relationships. You need to have hobbies. You need to be engaged. These people are not engaged. It's edibles, celibacy and video games. And leaning into unattractiveness.
39:59We've seen this. There's a thing after Trump won another protest wave. And now here, all these women start shaving their heads, which I guarantee you, sisters, is not the answer. No one's life, no female ever got better after she shaved her head. And it's like, they think it's a form of empowerment. Meanwhile, it's like, hair is considered very attractive by men. It's something that kind of softens you. Like they're looking to be like hard and nasty and even grosser than they started. I'm gonna give you an example of this woman who wants us to believe she's super empathetic, but by the way, she doesn't even know Renee Good's proper name, who is the woman who was killed in that ICE incident after she tried to run him over.
40:46Listen to SOC 21.
40:50She's got the long hair. She's shaving it. And she writes on here, we watched Renee Cook get brutally gunned down by ice. It's not, and so she wrote it. She took the time to write it. Right. We're just watching her with the sad face shave her hair off. She's getting progressively upset. Yes, because you're shaving off your hair, which doesn't look good. You look like a man now. That makes most women upset. So they think this is an act of defiance. Adam, I think it's an act of foolishness and one literally every woman regrets when she does it. Well, again, back to narcissism, like you can shave your head.
41:32I've shaved my head. I went one year in Halloween when I was 19 as Mr. T, but I didn't film myself shaving my head and then put it out there. So people thought I was a hero. So keep in mind, everyone who's doing whatever it is they're doing, the only reason we know about is because before they set up the razor, they set up the camera and then they film themselves and they put it out there. So it's all a narcissistic disorder. Also, think about the narcissism. I've had so many I've seen so many videos of so many women who are dumpy in their 50s and in horrible shape and nobody wants to bang them.
42:11And then they do a video going, fellas, sorry, the vagine is closed until after Trump. And it's like, that'd be like me making a video going, you know what, supermodels, no more blowing me if Kamala Harris is elected, okay? Do you hear that, Claudia Schiffer? Sorry. Yes. Okay, here is, it's not exactly that woman, but it is somebody who I think claims to be a woman. And this just gives you a feel, a window into the mentality of what we're dealing with out there, the ICE agents. Look at SOT 23. I'm going to have to describe this one for the audience. SOT 23 for listening audience involves, let's watch it.
42:56I'm very privileged. I am white. I have a great community. I have a beard. A roof over my head as well as just a tree. An actual beard. I work at a Renaissance festival or a medieval festival. Of course you do. It varies. But when you spend time in the 12th or 16th centuries, you are escaping reality. And it's hard to build your life around a fantasy that is still deeply enmeshed with reality. and it's jarring it's jarring to be looking at what we are dealing with in the united states and then to disappear to 12th century england i have felt guilty for working in this industry through all this time especially when i want to be on the front lines when i want i can't physically be on the front lines i am not just a liability i am a target because of my size I'm in better shape for other things in that kind of capacity.
44:05But it's been a minute since I resigned myself to taking care of me in order to be able to make the next big fight. And that next big fight is here. So I have to launch my plan. And my plan is to launch my time traveler event. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Is it narcissism or is it just mental illness? Like, I think there's a fair amount of just raw mental illness out there. Well, I think mental illness is sort of narcissistic or can just lead to that, which is a sense of grandiosity, right? So you think everyone is hanging on your every syllable. So, you know, thinking you're Napoleon is a mental illness, but it's also grandiosity, but it's also narcissistic.
45:03So maybe they all sort of swim in the same pool. You know what I was thinking about, Megan, though? I had a I had a bizarre thought. But a thousand years from now, when they study our civilization, they're going to see tons and tons of footage of dumb bearded cows with bad frames making stupid proclamations over and over and over. And then some historian a thousand years from now is going to go, we need, where's Abe Lincoln? Where's, where is Ben Franklin? Where is Thomas Jefferson? I want to see some of their film. And they'd go, oh, none of that exists. We just have dumb shits talking about nothing in a minivan.
45:45They do nothing. We have nothing. You don't have five minutes of Thomas Jefferson? No, no, they didn't. No, he has nothing. We have a drawing of it. But we have 200 ,000 hours of these dumb cows talking into their cameras. It's going to be devastating. It's not our best. Not our best. I want to say we just got this in from DHS. you'll be shocked, shocked to learn that the other two guys who helped the guy being arrested by ICE, who resisted, who joined in with their broom handles and their shovels, they too are illegal immigrants, according to ICE. I'm shocked, shocked to learn it. And this is what?
46:22This is a picture of the main guy. Here's a picture of all three of them. This is the main guy that they arrested. Okay, whatever. It's just as we expected it would be. Now, I have to ask you a question. I've been dying to ask you this all week because we've talked about gyno-fascism. We talked about that on the tour when you came with us. And these like woke, radical women who are at the center of all of corporate America, driving policy, including media. And I have to ask you, Adam Carolla, about this guy over at CBS. And I have nothing against Tony Dukapul or as I call him, Topra, because he's trying to be Oprah.
46:59But he put out this clip. It didn't happen naturally. He wasn't watching something super sad on television, you know, like animal torture and a tear came to his eye. He was giving an interview behind the scenes about the fact that he didn't grow up in Miami. OK, and was having uncontrollable tears. And Adam, he wasn't on cam like he wasn't live when it happened. He cut the clip and he tweeted it out for all to see him crying. He wanted like, this will be great. Show people me crying over the fact that I didn't get to grow up in Miami. Here's the clip in case you haven't seen it. You said this is your favorite place in the world.
47:44Why? Why South Florida and Miami?
47:50It makes me emotional. It's so funny. I didn't mean anything. You know.
48:00Because you only have one childhood, right? So we get a second. I can relate. This is home.
48:11People will to help people understand why I have such a reaction.
48:18All the crying still with the eyes. Florida is where I grew up.
48:28We didn't get a lot of sleep. No, it's okay. My grandmother's here, my father, my mother, my aunts and uncles, cousins. And it's where I would have spent all of my childhood, but we left because of my father. He got in some trouble with business. It's like, we laugh about it now, but he was a drug dealer. But the reason it's so emotional for me is because I feel like I was robbed of the full Miami experience. so when I come back I'm always like
49:02alright what's that well you want to talk about robbed of the full Miami experience I grew up in North Hollywood watching Miami Vice on a black and white TV with no air conditioning so I'm the real victim let me get myself under control alright just give me a second I grew up in what is now called Valley Village what was North Hollywood in a one bedroom one bathroom home with no central air, watching a 13-inch Zenith black and white TV and watching Miami Vice. So don't tell me I wasn't further away from the Miami dream than he was. I didn't even know where Florida was when I was his age back then.
49:48So give me a break. I don't, it's why are men doing this? It's like the Adam, the Gavin Newsom leg cross. They want to telegraph I'm feminine. Yes. Well, look, first off, guys want to be attractive to women. And if strong guys who were the captain of the football team who could fix a carburetor were attracted, attractive to women in 1955, then guys worked on that stuff. Now we've decided that being attractive to women, women want soft, they want emotional, they want a man who wears his emotions on his sleeves. So all of a sudden guys got the message and started turning into pussies. No, real women do not want that.
50:33Only woke Karens want that. I'm here to speak on behalf of all women. Normal women want men with balls who act like real men. There's a great place to pause it. We'll be back in just a minute with Adam Carolla. I have a serious question for you. What's the smart way to protect your home and family when it comes to break-ins? Well, it's not about how you respond in the aftermath, though that's what most security companies would have you believe. Nope, the smart way to handle it is to prevent a break-in before it even happens. SimpliSafe flips the script, stopping criminals before they even enter.
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51:48Adam Carolla's back with me. Go to adamcarolla.com to get tickets to join the two of us in Chester, New York on January 30th on his tour. And also starting just a couple of days before January 30th, that is January 26th, you can begin hearing the Adam Carolla show on the Megyn Kelly channel. That's Sirius XM channel 111 every morning from 7 to 9 Eastern. What a fun way to drive into work. Adam, we've talked about the absurdity of all this, but we're starting to get political data in on it. And it's not great. Not great. Here's the YouGov Economist poll on the ICE shooting dated. It was taken over January 9th through the 12th.
52:34Did you see any of these videos of the shooting of this woman? 69 % yes, I've seen it. Based on what you know, was the shooting justified? 30 % justified. 50, not justified. 20, not sure. Is ICE making Americans more or less safe? 34 % say less safe. 47 % say less safe. ICE is making us less safe. Yeah, and 34 % say they're making us more safe. Would you support or oppose abolishing ICE? Support 46%. Just four points short of 50 say we want to abolish ICE, oppose 43%. I mean, that's just not good. A survey they had done just the day before asked, do you think ICE should face criminal charges, the agent, for that shooting?
53:2153 % say yes. Just 30 % say no. And now here's Harry Enten on CNN here in SOT 31. Look at where we are today. We're talking about a negative 17 point approval rating. That is a 17 point drop from where we were during Trump's first term. Look at this. 51 percent. 51 percent of Americans say that ice enforcement is in cities, is making those cities less safe. His net approval rating, according to our CNN polling, was at plus three points on the positive side of the ledger. But look at where it is now. It is way underwater at 16 points on the negative side of the equation. That is a 19 point drop in less than a year's time.
54:05The bottom line is immigration. ICE and Trump are losing the argument when it comes to the American people. They don't like this immigration enforcement and it is costing Trump political points at this time. Caitlin, one more piece of data. Adam, Dave Wasserman just tweeted out that the new Cook Political House reading where they take a look at all the races coming up in the midterm has just changed. 18 races have moved in Dems direction, including four key races, which have been moved from lean Republican to toss up. Now, this is this could be directly related to what we're seeing in Minnesota and the propaganda being pushed by the mainstream on it could be related to Venezuela, where some 57 percent say they're unhappy with the decision to, quote, run Venezuela.
54:50So I don't want to blame it all on what's happening with ICE. But it does look like the I I call it disinformation that's being put out by the media around this ice shooting may possibly be having an effect. I don't know. To what do you attribute the fall in support for Trump on immigration, which was positive, as Harry Anton points out, in March and now is 16 points underwater? That's a 19 point swing down into the negative and those numbers from YouGov on people's views of this shooting. well obviously as previously discussed on this show and every show we ever do the slant with the media you know if you've gone to minnesota five years ago and you asked how many unarmed black men were shot nationally by police officers they would go i don't know 50 000 a year yeah and you'd go, no, maybe between six and nine or 13 or nothing.
55:49That's right. You know what I mean? That's exactly right. If you stop the average American five years ago and said, how many unarmed black men are shot by the policemen every year in this country, the average number would probably be 8 ,000. And the real number would be eight. So who's doing that? So why does the average citizen think it's 8 ,000 when it's actually eight? They weren't born with that information. They didn't come up with it on their own. CNN poisoned their brain to make them think that we lived in a racist country with rogue cops who shoot black people for no reason. So they're capable of creating this.
56:32And then if you said to that same person, would you like less police or more police? They would go less police because I don't want any more innocent black men shot. So that's the human condition, sadly. And that's why CNN and New York Times and everything drives these things. And they're effective, obviously, because that's what's happening. As far as, you know, they want to stop the chaos. You know, Fry, Mayor Fry wants to stop the chaos. Tim, Tim Walsh wants to stop the chaos. Gavin knew everyone wants to stop the chaos. Well, then sit your fat ass at home and stop going out and wrestling with ICE officers if you'd like to stop the chaos.
57:14So what they do is they create the chaos and then they go, don't you want the chaos to stop? Another sort of feminine attribute. Every argument I've ever been in with a woman, at some point they'd go, I don't want any of this. And I'd go, well, that's, but you're doing it. You're creating the chaos. You know how many women I've seen go after other women and then at some point they're in the room crying going, I didn't ask for any of this. And it's like, yes, you created this. You created this. If you don't want it, you can stay at home. You can not send the tweet, not send the text, not make the phone.
57:50There's a way to avoid this. So what they do, it's kind of shrewd. They go out and create tons of chaos. The average citizen wants no chaos. I have boy-girl twins. When they were young, my daughter caused a lot of chaos and my son caused almost no chaos. And what I wanted as a parent is no chaos. So what would happen is, is my daughter would call the front seat when we drove out to the beach. You go, I'm going in the front seat and the boy can ride in the back of the car. I said, okay. Then we'd go to the beach. Then we'd be going home, and my daughter would go, I get the front seat again. And I'd go, that's not fair.
58:36And then she'd go, but I want the front seat. And my son would go, but you had the front seat on the way in. That's not fair. And then she would have a tantrum, and then I would turn to my son and go, just get in the back seat because I don't want to deal with this. But whose fault is this? You know what I mean? It's like, yeah, I don't want the chaos. my son doesn't want the chaos and at a certain point you vote to end the chaos that they're super smart this way it's intentional they just create all of this and then they yell don't you want it to end and every dumb shit mayor of every one of these blue cities goes we just want pete we just want the chaos then you are the chaos this is all also so well funded by oh yeah groups Like it's not it's completely astroturfed and it's for these reasons exactly to try to turn around Trump's numbers on immigration.
59:31People are still totally in favor of our closed border. The deportation effort that's underway has always been a little tighter. And now it's going into the negative territory because of these scenes in Minneapolis, which are being created for exactly this reason. Look, they were terrible. The polls were terrible on police and the crackdowns on, you know, bad guys in the streets committing crimes after George Floyd. And then they totally reversed. But it took a couple of years and we don't have a couple of years until midterms. So Trump's got an interesting question to ask himself, because today he's saying if you don't start behaving in Minneapolis and stop impeding law enforcement, I'm going to declare that it's time to use the Insurrection Act and send in federal, like, National Guards to protect these ICE agents.
1:00:20And, you know, shit's going to start to get even more real. So we'll see. Okay, now speaking of people, though, who deny reality and the media that is complicit, we have got to get to this Josh Hawley clip from yesterday. He was cross-examining a Democrat doctor. It was a hearing about the harm that I think some of these like abortion pills do to women. And it veered off into like other related issues. And so he decides to cross-examine this woman on nonsense, on a bunch of nonsense. Here's the soundbite. Let's watch. Do you think that men can get pregnant? I hesitated there because I wasn't sure where the conversation was going or what the goal was The goal is just the truth.
1:01:02So can men get pregnant? Again, the reason I paused there is I'm not really sure what the goal of the question is. The goal is just to establish a biological reality, biological men. Can they get pregnant? I also think yes, no questions like this are a political tool. I just want to know, based on the science, can men get pregnant? That's a yes or no question. It really is, I think. I think you're trying to reduce the complexity of a lot. I'm not. I'm trying. As a medical professional and as a scientist, can men get pregnant? I think you're also conflating males. This is extraordinary. Can men get pregnant?
1:01:39What you were talking about is biological. You're not going to answer my question. Biological males. This isn't hard, doctor. Can men get pregnant? Yes or no? I would be more than happy to have a conversation with you that is not coming from a place of trying to be polarized. It is not polarizing to say that there is a scientific difference between men and women. And I want this to be clear and for the record. It is not polarizing to say that women are a biological reality and should be treated and protected as such. That is not polarizing. That is truth. It is also, by the way, the United States Constitution, which offers unique protections to women in a variety of circumstances as women.
1:02:23And your refusal to recognize women as women and men as men is deeply corrosive to science, to public trust, and yes, to constitutional protections for women as women. Go Josh Hawley. It's amazing to watch him do his thing. God bless him. and universal condemnation for this idiot, Dr. Verma, who went to University of North Carolina OBGYN residency at Beth Israel, got a master's from Emory, and now is a board-certified OBGYN. She's an adjunct professor at Emory. Don't send your kid to Emory. Thoughts on it, Adam? Well, first off, they should just give a nuanced answer. Go, no, men can't get pregnant because they don't have the plumbing to get pregnant.
1:03:09But there's still such a thing as transgender and there's such a thing as women being trapped in men's bodies and men's being trapped in women's bodies. And these people should be treated with dignity. But no, my dad couldn't get pregnant. Only my mom can get pregnant. It's they won't do it. They're so captured by this ideological loyalty that they reject science. They reject reality. And it's it's up to people like Josh Hawley to hold them to account. God bless him. We needed him at the U.S. Supreme Court the other day in Washington. Adam, a pleasure. It's wonderful to see you. Thanks for being here.
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1:06:14Welcome back to The Megyn Kelly Show. Joining me now for the first time is a guest you've seen on this program. recently, though just on tape. She made national headlines back in November after a disturbing encounter at a Gold's Gym. Tish Hyman became a sensation for calling out a man who was using the female locker room at Gold's Gym in Los Angeles and then getting kicked out herself. Here is part of that moment. How are you? Did you tell me or not that women like to see dick? I'm not going to ask you a fucking question. Exactly. Exactly. Get out of the way now. No. Now he knows how to be a man, right?
1:06:51Now he knows how to be a man. Stay out of the women's locker room. We don't want it. He needs to have his gym membership evoked for that shit. And the woman told you. He assaulted me. The girl told already. We already filed reports. No, no. That's fine. I love the video. You can't get rid of me for this. I'm a woman and I have every right to not want a man in the restroom when I'm naked. There are girls naked in there. Look at them walking in there like it's okay. It's not okay. I understand. God bless her. That kickstarted her work, standing up for women across this country and specifically in California, where she's been calling out Democratic politicians to their faces ever since showing up at all of their town halls and asking them about this issue.
1:07:38And she's impossible to dismiss in the world of Democratic identity politics. She ticks off a few of the boxes and they don't know what to do with her because she's not with them on this issue. She's not only an activist, but Tish is a Grammy nominated artist, too. And now she has an announcement about her next big mission. Tish Hyman, welcome to the show. Hi, Megan. How are you? I'm great. It's great to see your beautiful face. All right. So let's get right to it and then we'll do a little background on you. What is the big announcement? Los Angeles, California. I will be running for mayor. And I am so excited to announce this to you with all my heart.
1:08:22I plan to fight for a state and the city of Los Angeles. And I'm just excited. I'm excited, too. So did this all begin with what happened at Gold's Gym in that totally viral piece of tape? Yes, absolutely. I was just thinking about this. I was like, this was not on my bingo card for 2026 at all. But, you know, this experience just woke something up in me and it caused me to have to look out and see where I would be able to get help. And at first, I was actually looking for a candidate to support because I didn't even think that I would do this. And as I looked through the candidates who were running and what they stood for, I said, there's no one that I could support there.
1:09:06So I said, well, I got to do it myself. stuff. That's amazing. I agree with you. I just took a quick look at who's running and this does not seem to be a prominent issue, if an issue at all for any of them. So let's go back and talk a little bit about how you got here. You're 43 years old. Where are you from originally? Where were you born and raised? I'm originally from the Bronx, New York City, born and raised. Right on. Right on. Okay. And then how did you find your way out to Los Angeles? Well, about 2009, I was invited out to Malibu to write some songs. And I just fell in love with the city.
1:09:44It was just such a beautiful place. I just, I landed and I was like, wow. And I was supposed to be there for about four or five days, but I winded up, you know, I did a great job. And they were like, no, you can't leave. We need you here for months. So I winded up moving to Malibu straight from the Bronx. and that was culture shock and one of the most beautiful experiences of my life. I'll bet. I can only imagine how that went. So you're a singer and you're a songwriter. You've written for Alicia Keys, for Diddy, for Kanye, some very big stars. You also sing your own songs. We pulled a little clip of one.
1:10:24Hope you don't mind without we'd play it for the audience. This This is a bit from I'm So Lucky from December last month. I got air in my lungs. I'm so lucky. I got shoes on my feet. I'm so lucky. Got a roof over my head. I'm lucky. I got water to drink. I'm so lucky. Got light in my eyes. I'm so lucky. I got love in my life. I'm so lucky. I got fate on my side. I'm so lucky. I'm so lucky. I'm so lucky. I do what I love every day. I always make a way out of nowhere. In this life, you get more than you take. That's amazing. And I love the sentiment because that explains the permanent smile on your face, Tish.
1:11:24Like that attitude of gratitude is it serves everyone well. So I love that you put it to song. Well, you know, your latitude is based off your attitude. And, you know, it's a hard life no matter who you are. But you've got to be happy about having life, because if you're alive, then you just beat out everyone who is not. And you have an opportunity to make things great and make things better. So you're out there in Malibu and unlike 99.9 % of people who do move there, you're actually making it. You're, you're, you're in demand as a songwriter and you're singing your own music too. And you have a rocket body.
1:12:04So you go to the gym. That's where you got that. And that's where you maintained it. And just describe a little background about how you started to see, was it always this one guy in the women's locker room or was it other guys? so basically i had four different experiences in a two-week span and it was three different men uh the first time was a 25 year old maybe i don't know if he was 25 but he looked young and i turned around and i'm naked i'm like oh my goodness and i just say sir i didn't get anything else out and he was just like you can't tell me nothing be worried i'm a woman Very aggressive, very angry.
1:12:43And I was naked, you know, so I'm just in a state of confusion, shock, and I'm pissed off because I'm like, who are you calling a B word? You know, I'm not used to being disrespected in my everyday life. I respect people and I give it, I receive it. So that was the first thing. And it was just like complete shock. I couldn't believe it was happening. So now I'm screaming in the locker room. I'm like, hey, ladies, do you see this? There's a guy in here. You guys okay with this? Like, am I crazy? Like, what's going on? Staff comes in. and they weren't able to force him out, but I was making so much noise that he just left.
1:13:15And, you know, he didn't leave the locker room for good. His lock was still on the locker in place, but they made him leave as I got dressed. And after I got dressed, I went to the staff and I wrote a complaint. And I was trying to figure out what to do about this. And then they kept saying, our hands are tied by law. And I was confused because I was like, there's no way, there's no possible way that there could be a law that lets men in women's locker rooms when they're naked. I just couldn't even believe it. And so I went home. That day I actually posted about it on Instagram right away because I was just so, I felt violated.
1:13:52You know, I'm a lesbian woman. I haven't been naked in front of a man in decades. Not only that, but just the disregard for my naked body and being called this word. And just the whole thing was just like, you know, a whirlwind of emotion and all negative emotions, which I don't usually feel on a day-to-day basis because I live my life in gratitude. So yeah, and then I went home, I spoke about it online, and then my sound got muted on Instagram. It went kind of viral, but people were, I had a lot of pushback from the community there. And it muted my sound, so I felt like silenced in a way. What do you mean it muted your sound?
1:14:32You mean actually the sound on the video got muted or you're speaking euphemistically? Yes, the social media, the social media is, you know, I don't even know what's going on with social media, but they pick and choose what they allow you to post. And I guess what I posted wasn't something they wanted me to post. So it just was like, I went back to it after it went viral and went mute. And I was like, well, I got to take this down because it looks like it doesn't make sense. And there's just like a bunch of hate in the comments. And it was a lot of, you know, stuff going on. So I was like, all right, let me take this down.
1:15:02And so now I'm trying to just like, okay, now I'm realizing that not only is it a problem and there's nothing that can be done legally, there's something online that is like, it's restricting me from speaking about it. I felt silenced and I felt scared at this point because I am in the music industry and I didn't want to, it was just so much going on at once. I just got scared and then I was like, all right, take this down. Maybe this is a nice day incident. Go to the gym the next day. and the next day I go back. I'm just trying to get back to my life and who I rock into this Alexis Black guy.
1:15:39And this time I'm like, yo, hey, I can't deal with this right now. I can't deal with this right now. What are you doing in here? You can't be in here. Oh, beware. I'm a woman. You got to get with it, sister. And I'm just like, no, you're not. At this point, I'm a little bit more elevated. And I'm like, not with that big D you're not. I can see it. You need to get out of here. You got on tights. You got on tights and a freaking tank top. Just get the hell out of here. You know, so I'm just trying to like force it out. And then he was like arguing back and forth for me. I said, well, stay here. I'm calling the police.
1:16:10And he's like, I got things to do. No. So he left. I called the police. Of course, they never showed up. Now I went and made another report and nothing was done. So now I take two days off because I'm just like, what is going on? I'm telling my friend and she's giving me the rhetoric of trans women are women. And I'm like, what the heck is anyone talking about? Am I in the Twilight Zone? no they're not he had a huge pain i seen it it was definitely no man and there was no i mean no woman in sight and she's you know in her 20s and she's just like well yeah i'm telling you and i'm like all right so now two days go by i'm in the locker room i say i'm gonna go to actually i wasn't a lot of room i said i'm gonna go to a different location now mind you i work out a different time a day every day.
1:16:55And I also switched the location in hopes that the newer location, this guy wouldn't go to because it's a little more expensive. I was like, maybe he can't afford it. I don't even know. I was just hoping to not see him again. I get in there. I do my workout. Everything seems perfect. Honestly, I was so happy to be there working out and to feel like I was in a sanctuary. I was like, there's no way I'm going to see this guy today. So now I'm telling a young lady and I say to her, We got out the sauna. There's a young lady. I can't remember her name. I think it was Lita or something like that. And we're in the bathroom.
1:17:28We're talking about how the new facilities are so nice and clean. I'm like, yeah. I said, I actually don't usually come here. I had to drive a little further because there was a man in the locker room the last time I was there. There were men coming in. And she says, what? No way. I said, wait. And then Alexis Black comes out like a locker room bully. You talking about me, B word? And I'm like, I'm in shock. I'm like, what are you doing in here? And she goes, this girl is in a 20s. She goes in a full-on freeze mode. And I go in a full-on mom mode. I'm like, what are you doing in here? We're not supposed to be here.
1:18:04You're coming out here. Why are you here? And then he's like, straight women like to see D-word in the locker room. So if anything, they're looking at me more than you. And I was like, what? And at this point, I'm just living. I'm like, get out. You got to get out. and there's a scene and they come in again they get him to come out he's standing there entitled like no i can be in here i can be in here and then they get him out it takes a long time they get him out and then me and the young lady go to the front and we file a report together and i'm thinking this has got to do something because it's me it's not just me the angry black lady or whatever they want to see me as because at this point you know i'm i'm constantly being upset and I'm talking to the staff with respect, but I'm angry.
1:18:51So they've been seeing me for years. They never seen me like this. So this is just an uncomfortable thing, but it doesn't matter because it has to be done. So now we filed a report. I'm thinking something's going to happen. The next day I bring my friend who's 25, who was like a trans women are women. So I'm like, all right, let's go to gym. We'll go to gym. And what? He's there. It's like this guy was there all day every day. I go to a different time every day. How is he always there? I feel like I saved someone's life, to be honest, because why was he always there with his history and his mental state of mind?
1:19:26Why? So now she comes in. He was a convicted woman abuser, just so people know, and for actually very violent behavior against his ex-wife, whose jawbone he broke in a compound fracture, meaning the bone was sticking out of the skin. And then very creepily, he took her name when he decided to declare himself a woman. His name is not Alexis. He's got a man name. And he took her name. His name is Grant, Grant Freeman. But he took the name of the wife he beat Alexis when he declared himself a woman. Sorry, keep going, Tish. Disgusting. And by the way, I had no knowledge of this. This is just instinct.
1:20:09Instinctually, just something was off. So now I tell my friend, I say, he's on the grass. Look at him. And she looks and she goes, that's definitely not a woman. I say, yes, exactly. Now you see what I'm saying? She's like, yeah, that's scary. So now we do our workout. We go into the, I always do the sauna because I was very overweight. And I find that when you do the sauna, it kind of tightens you up a bit. And that's why I don't have a lot of loose skin. So anyways, we go to the sauna. it's about eight women in the sauna. I've been trying to get girls together now throughout this whole process.
1:20:40I've been collecting emails and telling girls. So now we're in the sauna. I'm like, listen, girls, there's men coming in here. And they're like, what? I'm like, yes. And one of them is here right now. He's out there somewhere. I hope he doesn't come in here today. But I'm telling you right now, there are men coming in the locker rooms. And we had like a little powwow about it in the locker room. And there was one girl in there, I remember, we all had on towels. There was one girl in there, she didn't have on towels. She had on her gym clothes. and she was sitting on the bench. And one of the staff comes in and says, hey, we don't allow clothes in there.
1:21:13So she goes out to change her clothes. And I thought that that was very strange because like... That is weird. You telling her to get naked? Okay, interesting. Right. So she goes out of the sauna, and then she's like, you know, like a child. She comes back. He's in here. He's in here. So now I'm like, nah, I got the girls with me. We're getting them out. So I'm like, come on, girls. Don't you know all those girls ran away? I didn't want nothing to do with it. I came out there by myself with my friend. And they slowly triggered. I'm like, girls, come on. I'm like, well, forget it. And I started closing in.
1:21:47I'm like, you can't be in here. Enough's enough. Get out. And he's like, no, I can be in here. And one brave woman took camera. The footage that we got of him in the bathroom, there was a video I went viral of him inside the locker room. That wasn't taken on my phone. So, you know, I get the airdrop from a cell phone of the video footage of me confronting them. And I'm like, great. I'm posting that online. So I post it on the internet. And it gets quite viral because I say, I put Marvin Gaye behind it because there was no sounds. I put Marvin Gaye behind it. And I go, what is going on? This person told me they're a woman.
1:22:23Am I crazy? And then the comments went crazy with positivity and people saying, what is that? That's crazy. and that let me know right then and there that this has been silenced and most women and men in the world do not know what's going on so that day i became aware of this and i'm like okay i start looking at women's groups i start reaching out to different people let me just let me pause you there let me pause you there before we get to what happened after because there's a second video i wanted to show this is you yep um in gold's gym that day after the confrontation with the man And this is a different day.
1:22:58Is this the one where he's, no, is this the one where the guy's talking to him outside the bathroom? No, this is where we already played that one. This is where, yeah, this is where you're, you're angry about what's happening in the gym. Hold on, we'll watch it. Okay. Inside 64. At Gold's Gym, men, grown men with big dicks in the women's locker room. And that's why I'm getting kicked out. And I want to make sure the girls know. The fuck you do? Everybody saw that man in the fucking locker room. No one's saying shit. And I'm fucking done with it. It's fucking stupid. It's dangerous. Me naked in front of a man without my permission.
1:23:50but I'm the one who gets kicked out of the gym y 'all I'm terminated for not wanting men in the locker room you speak for us all because Gold's Gym was treating you like you had done something wrong insane and it was so crazy because the staff has seen me for years and so they know that I just go in there I work hard and I get out of there so it was just and that moment was after the guy approached him in the bathroom. But that didn't happen until after what I was just talking about when we were in the locker room and then we got the video footage of him in the locker room. I posted it. So now I was afraid because this is on the internet and it was quite viral.
1:24:36Like people were like, what? That is not a woman. So I'm a little bit like, this guy might hate me. So I like, you know, I still got to go to the gym. I'm not going to not go. So I go to the gym and I'm walking into the restroom and I hear like I'm making the sound but he said the B word and I just ran out of the locker room and I ran to the guys and I asked for help and I said there's a man in there why is he in there if he doesn't want to rape us why is he in there and that's when the men were like what there's a man in there where and that's when the video you see of the guy confronting him and I'm saying now you want to act like a man because I felt like finally I got some guys in here to get this guy the hell out of here.
1:25:20And even then, he defiantly walked back in there like it's his right. Strutting in there like I was so glad that I got him. You will later find out it is his right, thanks to the California legislature and Gavin Newsom. Oh, my God. It was it was just devastating. It was very devastating. And, you know, and then that day, the reason why that moment happened, I'm not really the type of person who was screaming out in the middle of the streets. I'm, you know, I'm a lady and, you know, I don't really need attention. But they were walking me out with the police and I'm seeing all the women there. And I knew that I wasn't going to be able to warn them anymore.
1:26:00And I was like, who's going to tell the girls? I didn't know anybody was going to like, I didn't know it was going to go viral. I just wanted everyone in there to know what was going on. I was like, listen, and that's why I said I want to make sure the girls know. Because I was leaving and I knew that I wouldn't be back. And they were throwing you out, Tish. They were throwing you out of the gym. And did they also revoke your membership or just threw you out that day? Yeah. They walked me out with police. And then, well, they said that they didn't cancel my membership. They walked me out with police.
1:26:28So I just, you know, was quite embarrassed. And all these people who have been seeing me for years are looking like, what's going on? You know? So I'm like, I just, I don't know. It was like an out-of-body experience. I'm just like, there are men here. Gold's Gym. And that's what you saw. And I was really fed up about it. And I did think it was stupid. And I did was like, I just couldn't believe that we were even in this place. And I was like, this is crazy. But EOS had me, Gold's Gym had me walked out with police and they gave me like a small little piece of paper. They wouldn't give me a termination agreement.
1:27:00They said they wouldn't do that. And then the next day I decided I'm going to go to the other location to the gym because I I wanted to work out and because they didn't give me any termination. So I go in and all the staff is like looking at me like this and they let me in because they don't dislike me. They know and they honestly don't like it either. No, I don't think anyone who works at these places wants to do this. It's just they don't want to lose their job. And this is law. Yeah. So I go get my last workout in and who comes in while I'm naked? a black one, a whole nother one a whole nother one supposedly a legit one you know, the one he had a puffy skirt to cover his bottom and he was a little slender, but he still had a huge Adam's apple, a big head so now I'm just pissed, I'm like my fucking last, sorry, my language my last freaking workout here and this guy and so I'm looking at him and I'm like, yo, can you just leave right now please?
1:27:57And he's like, why? I'm like, there have been men in the locker room. I've been dealing with it for days. I just want to get dressed in peace and I want to get out of here. It's my last workout in this gym. Just let me go. He's like, I am a woman. You lucky I didn't catch you outside. And I was like, and what would you do exactly? Because at this point, yo, it's just like gronks is full of fat. I'm like, and what would you do exactly? He's like, and he leaves. And the woman, the woman comes in. He goes out, gets staff and the staff comes in and escort me out. And I'm like, what are you coming in here for?
1:28:28You know what's happening. Let me get dressed. Get him out of here and let me get dressed. Let me get dressed. And, you know, I said to him, you've seen some ass today. Are you happy? Because we're fully naked. Yeah. And I'm sure he was happy. The whole point for most of these guys is to get off on dressing like that in front of actual women. It's disgusting. It's a sexual fetish. He has no right to make you participate in his sexual fetish, which Gavin Newsom doesn't seem to understand. Gavin Newsom just doesn't seem to understand a lot of things. But, you know, at that point, they had already sold Gold's Gym to EOS.
1:29:08So this was now EOS Gym. And I had maybe one workout before that. And I told the staff, I said, oh, it's great that you guys bought the gym. You guys need to do a renovation on the first floor. I get these men in their own bathroom because they're coming in the women's locker room. And I spoke to a female staff and she said, I can't believe this. That's crazy. And that same female staff is who came into the bathroom on my last work. And I looked at her and I said, and she just looked at me with disappointment. And I was like, look, you know what's happening. Just get them out of here so I can get dressed.
1:29:36So I get dressed. And, you know, that was the day that they terminated my gym membership. No, they didn't say they terminated. They were very funny with the words. We need you to refrain from using the gym. And that was that. I never heard from them again. I never got my termination agreement. Just refrain from using the gym. I've been embarrassed walking through with police like as if I'm some criminal. I've never even had a criminal record or been to jail. And I'm just like, this is the most embarrassing. Meanwhile, if you if you if you go to the Planet Fitness in L.A., you're going to bump into another one.
1:30:10I'm sure you saw this viral video we aired on our show earlier this week of this woman who went into the women's locker room there. Forgive me, the video is disturbing. viewer warning, you can't see his actual genitalia, but you can see the shadow of him jerking off while he is sitting in the women's bathroom stall in the Planet Fitness in LA. Here it is.
1:30:41Bro, I literally saw your shadow, bro. Like, come on, dog. Listen, you saw my shadow. That is amazing. I was here. I was beating myself together. If y 'all talk to cops or do something about this, then this is... Yeah, yeah. It's getting confronted now by staff. Don't act, don't act innocent, bro. I saw the fucking video. I was on FaceTime watching you. You're in the fucking female's locker room beating your dick. It doesn't matter who you are. that's inappropriate to be doing with females around. It doesn't matter that you're in the stall. It is inappropriate. Do that shit at home. I harassed you out in the stall.
1:31:25You're in the women's bathroom. I'm allowed to be in here. It doesn't matter if you're allowed to be in here. You're not allowed to fucking jerk off in here, bro. What were you doing? This is from drying off. Drying off. This is from Concord, California, just north of you guys, Tish. But it's happening all over the state thanks to this law. You know what's funny? is that video was that happened to me. And the girl's mother reached out to me and sent me the video personally. And I posted it and that's what reignited it. And everybody posted it afterwards because she had posted it and it didn't go viral.
1:31:57So when the mom reached out to me and emailed me, I said, send me that video. I'm going to post that video. As soon as I posted it, everybody else posted it and it went viral, you know? And I thought that was just despicable. This is, I mean, it's just, so then you, I mean, all of this, like you were set up to be this person in a way. I don't know. I feel like I'm from upstate New York, but New Yorkers in general, and certainly actual New York city natives and certainly Bronx natives know how to stand up for themselves. And so you get ejected into the softer, gentler Malibu where they think it's super empathetic and kind to let the men into the women's locker rooms, but you still have Bronx sensibilities and you decide to do something about it.
1:32:42And it's sad to me that only the men would, would have your back in the gym. That's sad to me. Women need to find their own spines and to fight for themselves as well. So, but then as opposed to just, as opposed to just like going, like being a shrinking violet and kind of like letting it drop, you had your say, you went violet or viral. You, you start going on your tour where you start confronting all these lawmakers, Eric Swalwell, Scott Wiener, who is the worst. I'm just going to show the audience a little bit of that. Here's Sat 68. As a lesbian woman who was attacked in a woman's locker room at Gold's Gym this week by a self-identifying trans woman with a documented history of domestic violence, I'm deeply concerned about women's safety in the female-only spaces.
1:33:30What would you say to women who are seeking assurance that their safety will be protected from men who, by California law, can self-I.D. as women in women-only spaces, sir? Please tell me. Yeah. So we want everyone to be safe. And we also know that we have trans people, both men and women, who are men and women. And so, you know, so if you're a trans woman or women, trans women or women. OK, I'm just going to say, in my very strong opinion, Scott Wiener is a disgusting pervert. He's a disgusting, filthy pervert who has no business being in government there. He's never seen a piece of trans legislation that he doesn't want to cram down our throats.
1:34:20Trans women are not women. They're men. He knows it. He's a very strange, creepy, perverted man. That's my opinion. And he's running now for Nancy Pelosi's House seat. He was California's problem. Now he's about to be the United States problem, because if he gets this seat, he'll be elevated to a national legislative position. And you were one of the only people to confront him. We Carrie and Britt had confronted him years ago, our pals who come on the show and talk about this issue for years now. And then you're the next person I've seen do it. He didn't give you a satisfactory answer, Tish. But to me, it's almost like maybe that was another building block in your decision to say what you're doing today.
1:34:58Right. Maybe it's like, when did the light bulb go off that? You know what? You need to do it. well i mean after i spoke to wiener and i realized that he was just disgusting and then i spoke to swall and i spoke to rocanna and i like i was just like all these people are like crazy and then i started thinking to myself i'm an artist i'm a singer and i'm also a very action orientated person and i'm not going to spend 10 years of my life begging people to change the law because I was just trying to go through the different seats that I could make a change in. And I said, well, if there's no one in the mayor, if there's not a mayor candidate I feel confident to get behind, then I'm going to be that candidate.
1:35:47And I started to look at other things that was wrong with the city that I live in. I love Los Angeles. I've been there for 15 years and I absolutely love it. It's going to be my home for the rest of my life. And so I said, you know what, let me look at what a mayor's responsibility is. Then I also looked at my life experience and my ability to unite people. And I looked at my country and I looked at the problems in my whole entire country and how I could start in one spot that could affect the entire nation. Because in my opinion, the United States have become the divided states. And the left and the right are having an issue with flying the plane.
1:36:24And you can't fly the plane if it's cut in half. so people are not able to put to put aside their beefs or i don't even know what's going on in there i'm like you guys are supposed to work together for the good of the government and right now as i see it as a person from the bronx i analyze it like this there's gang activity in politics the republicans are the bloods and the democrats are the crips and they're at war and we're the ones being hurt in the middle of it and then there's people underneath them that wear the colors as if they're a part of the games. And you're not. You're not in those offices.
1:36:59We are the people. The power is in the hands of the people. So we need to unite in truth and vote for legislation. If you see a legislator who is pushing a bill or laws that you like, you vote for them and you vote for the legislation. You don't look at them and say, oh, they're a Republican. I'm not voting for them. Oh, they're a Democrat. I'm not voting for them. And I said, Tish, you can come into this with the same energy you came into the music business. with the music business, you know, I'm very well respected and revered because I'm a nice person. I also connect people. I know how to create good business opportunities and I know how to nurture talent and I know how to pick the right people for the rest positions.
1:37:34I might not know everything, but one thing I know is that teams win games. And although I'm very new in my political career, I'm like, well, Karen Bass has been in a political career her whole life. And this is where she's at at this point in her life. And all of these people, I don't want to call, I don't want to disrespect anyone because I understand that, you know, there's a lot of time you put into things and you might start one way and end another way. And even being in the music business, I came in with a pure spirit about making music that I love and I made real music, but it didn't get the same attention as music that was just about nothing.
1:38:08And I had to accept that. I could have stopped making music. I could have made the music that was more like that, but I just stayed true to myself. So I say all this to say that I need to unite the entire state of California. And I have the ability to do that. And that's where I work. I'm not a politician. I'm a politician. But I'm transparent. I'm honest. And I'm fun. And I want to encourage young people and children and anyone 18 or older to just get involved in politics in their state. I want to end the gang war. I want everyone to leave the gangs and use their independent brains because there's a lot of flock voting on both sides.
1:38:44Does this mean you're running as an independent? or do you have a party affiliation? I'm running as an independent because I cannot say not to join the gangs if I join one. You know, I understand that. I look at everybody like people. And in my way, in my mind, how I see it is, I'm going to unite the people in truth. And there are different things that I believe need to happen in the state of California. And that is everybody needs to come together for the same cause. I need to be close with the governor. Do you have a, like a pack backing you? Or do you have a place people can donate? How can they help you?
1:39:22Well, I got a website and it can donate to me through my website. I have a treasurer, St. Naivari. She's amazing. And so it's listen to tish.org. You can go there. You can sign up to my mailing list. You can also donate. And honestly, I'm just starting. So I'm going to do a bunch of rallies. They're going to be the fun. I'm going to be the funnest candidate y 'all ever saw. It's going to be lots of fun. I'm singing. I'm singing out of the valleys. That's really not saying much, but I believe you independently of how boring she is. I can't wait to watch you do this. I can't wait to support you.
1:39:56I'm so proud of you and admire you so much for everything you've done. Tish. Good luck. Thank you, Megan. All right. Don't forget, folks. It's listen to Tish dot org. Listen to Tish dot org. And we are back tomorrow with Maureen Callahan. Wow. What a day. We'll see you then. thanks for listening to the megan kelly show no bs no agenda and no fear
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Megyn Kelly begins the show by discussing an illegal migrant attacking an ICE officer last night in Minneapolis, Democratic politicians seemingly urging more violence, the corporate media spinning the anti-ICE narrative, and more. Then Adam Carolla, host of "The Adam Carolla Show," joins to discuss leftists continuing to fight ICE and make a mess of Minneapolis, the narcissism and loneliness of the left, anti-ICE social media videos from unattractive women, what's behind the sad and bizarre phenomenon, whether the perception of ICE could hurt the GOP in midterms, misinformation from the corporate media, and more. Then Tish Hyman, artist and activist, joins to talk about why she's running for mayor of Los Angeles, her disturbing encounters with multiple men in women's locker rooms, the violent history of one of the men she encountered, why she decided to speak out on the issue of men in women's spaces, the ridiculous California laws that allow this, the reason she has made it a mission to confront Democratic politicians on this issue, and more.
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