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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is a podcast from wor from Everywhere USA. It's
Fox Across America with Jimmy Fayla. Oh hot, damn. The
economy growing beyond expectations, three percent GDP growth for America. Unfortunately,
the hottest growth sector is straight jackets for liberals flipping

(00:23):
out over this Sydney sweety ad campaign and American eagle crazy.
It's Fox Across America with Jimmy Fayler on a stack
deck episode of the show. Kennedy's going to be here.
We're going to talk with Katrina Campons as well, and
we will get to some of your calls, text tweets,
and carrier pigeons as we talk about all things America,
including the new left wing war on boobs. That's the

(00:46):
dumbest thing I've heard of, no other way to describe it,
which is why I said it the way I did
on Laura Ingram last night and got the look that
I did. If you didn't see it, it's on the
Fox Across America website, but either way a slice that
you are all welcome to check it out and agree
or disagree. We don't care. This is an old school
radio show. I am a talk show host, not doing
a Republican show, not doing a Democrat show or a

(01:10):
libertarian show. I'm doing an American show. Yeah, so you're
all welcome. Be a Republican, be a Democrat, just don't
be a bang there. It is Happy Wednesday, everybody, And
I have to tell you off the top. As the
father of a teenage boy who shops at American Eagle,
you know, I want to get you my son's take
on this Sydney Sweeney situation. Unfortunately, he has not come

(01:32):
out of the bathroom since the ad dropped. Just kidding.
I'm sure Lakan has a take, and if you have,
when you welcome the way it is, well, but I
actually wanted to start there. Of all things. Okay, I
consider this to be a superficial story. I consider it
to be a culture war story. I consider it to
be an example of the old way of doing business,

(01:52):
which was the squeaky wheel got the most grease in
the outrage era, If three angry white chicks got into
super use, put in their nose rings, dyed their hair purple,
and called something racist, the media came a running. Oh
people are outraged. Oh there's a massive backlash. But is
there a real backlash of substance against American Eagle not

(02:16):
even close. Their stock price is up fifteen points fifteen points,
which means they're making money right now. But understand the
teachable moment and the reason I want to get into
this is we got to this place as a country
where we started to attach way too much emotional significance

(02:38):
to superficial things. Who's in the commercial, Who's in the
Victoria's Secret Runway show? Hopefully somebody hot with a nice
set of Hoodieshuba hubba. I'm just saying because the point is,
first and foremost, the reason advertising has been historically been
dominated by humor and hot chicks is because people liked

(03:01):
to laugh and look at pretty things. Okay, there's always
been a market for that. That was every beer commercial
since the beginning of time. Do you remember the cores
Light commercial, here's the football. Do you remember all the
bud Light commercials with the chicks you know, and a
Cindy Crawford Pepsi commercial and everything in between. People like
to laugh, look a good looking people, And that's what
this was actually born out of. It was a return

(03:21):
to normalcy for all intents and purposes, because this is
what ran advertising until woke people took over Madison Avenue.
Everything woke turns to and the reason people embraced cancel culture. Okay,
I wrote a New York Times bestselling book about that,
which is crazy. I am the only community college graduate
in the history of the New York Times bestseller list

(03:44):
to actually wind up on it. It is called Cancel
Culture Dictionary. It came out last January, and if you
like reading at a third grade level, oh, you are
going to love this book. But the point I was
making in the book is cancel culture created what we
call a war on fun. It was teaching people to
police sources of joy for sources of grievance. Meaning you

(04:08):
go to a comedy show for joy. You want to
unplug from the daily torments of everyday life. You want
to have a couple of drinks, maybe eat a chicken
finger or mozzarella stick, whatever you're into. Maybe you're on
a date with a girl. I don't have the answer,
but the point is you went there to have a
good time. When people started looking around the internet and

(04:30):
policing comedy shows as if these were actual, like political
stances the people were taking as opposed to just a
cartooning of society. We started to break the compass suddenly.
Whether or not the joke was punching up or punching down,
is that joke at a less fortunate, disenfranchised because who

(04:50):
cares what the joke is as long as it's funny.
Bingo man, bingo. Okay, when you make fun of something,
you are treating it as an equal. You are saying
it's mainstream. People know what it is. You're just like
the rest of us. You're in the splash zone. Do
you remember how they were telling you, like, oh, you
can't make fun of trans people, or you can't make

(05:12):
fun of minorities, so you shouldn't be making fun of women.
That's not a quality. Putting somebody off at the kiddie
table like an infantilized lesser than is not actually treating
someone as an equal. But lo and behold, the cancel
crowd won that argument. They started policing comedians in the
beginning because in the infancy stages of social media, people

(05:33):
didn't understand what this rage mob was. They just knew
that they needed to get out of its way. Okay,
our corporation doesn't need the blowback. There's thousands of people
saying we're racist, but we're not racist. Who cares? We
just wanted to shut up. And the truth is everybody
who bent the knee benefited in no way, shape or form,
because what they quickly came to realize is the cancel

(05:54):
crowd wasn't out there for progress. They were just out
there for their own prosperity, Meaning they wanted the clicks,
they wanted the relevance, they wanted the power, but they
weren't actually doing anything. Like think of everybody that's ever
been canceled for telling a joke. Gilbert Godfrey got canceled
in the aftermath of the Japanese tsunami. Tsunamies are in
the news right now, but at the time, Gilbert Godfrey

(06:16):
was the Athlac Duck and sixty five percent of their
actual business was taking place over in Japan. So he
told a series of jokes about the tsunami. You know,
that might have been poorly time. To be clear, Corporate
America might have had every right to distance themselves from
his comments, but the people on Twitter who called for

(06:36):
his cancelation, did any of them actually go over there
and help anyone affected by the actual tsunami, which means
it wasn't about the victims. It was about the people
who wanted the clicks. So far, so good. Okay, understand
nobody in Japan. If you think it's insensitive for Gilbert
Goffrey to be telling those jokes, great, but there's nobody

(06:58):
in Japan reading that, because if you happen to be
there at the time of that tsunami and you had
an iPhone in your hand, the only thing you were
using it for was an ore. Okay, Sadly, people were
dying in massive numbers, and you might not like the
timing of the joke, but nobody was sitting on the
roof of their house watching their neighbor's house float out
to see going you know? But more importantly, did you

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see what the a flack duck said six thousand miles
away on the other side of the world. And again,
I'm not even telling you the timing of his jokes
were excellent. They were funny jokes. But once we broke
the compass on comedy, we started to do it everywhere else.
We started to police other sources of joy for sources
of grievance. Hey, the Victoria's Secrets catalog. They're having their
actual runway show. We're all the sexy girls they put

(07:42):
on the lingerie and shake their asses all over the
TV set. Oh yes, I've read about that in the Bible. Okay.
And the point is we started to decide that was
a problem. Well, it's not inclusive enough. It's all hot chicks.
Where are the fat chicks. They're in my search history
if you want to be honest, But come on, where
are the fat chicks? We need some of these, We
need one of those. Non, No, we don't. Okay. The

(08:03):
whole point, and this comes right back to Sydney Sweeney,
is you have to understand certain people have been born
into endowments, gifts, genetics, things okay, that are better than
the rest of us. We might consider them to be aspirational.
You know, someone was arguing with me today, well, nobody
looks like Sidney Sweeney. She's so pretty. That's sending it

(08:25):
on fair message to girls. No, it's not girls. First
and foremost people are attracted to energy. We're not attracted
to looks. Everybody has left a nine at the bar
to go home with a six who had something about them.
They seem more fun. You might have clicked better, Okay,
And I know this is true because I was the six.
I was definitely not the nine. I was the six

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that had a little bit of game. But the point
being is just because some of us have traits in
one area or another that are beyond the norm doesn't
mean they should be demonized. This idea that well, we
can't say, you know, Sidney Sweeney being this gorgeous, blond haired,
blue eyed girl with big boobs. That's not the norm,
and we shouldn't be celebrated. Why. You know, there are

(09:07):
people out there who can really really sing. Okay, do
we not let them sing because the rest of us
weren't born into that voice. There are guys that can
hit a baseball five hundred feet? Do we not let
them swing the bat? Because we can't all hit the
ball five hundred feet? Okay, that's the point. Certain people
have gifts and attributes that are worthy of celebration because

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they are that much more distinctive from the rest of us.
So that's what the hot chicks and advertising thing was
born out of. People liked to look at these other
worldly creatures. They were literally called supermodels because the premise
was they were born into a level of esthetic prosperity
that was beyond the norm. We didn't look at them

(09:49):
as evil for being what they were born as. So
you understand, this whole argument resonates with a small faction
of America that has always been a tyranny of the minority. Okay,
the minority. The majority of people don't want to see
ugly Victoria's secrets models. You know, the majority of people

(10:10):
obviously don't draw any correlation whatsoever between Nazis and Sidney
Sweeney doing a play on words about jeans, knowing Brooks
Shields did the exact same commercial back in nineteen eighty four.
Was anybody in nineteen eighty four calling Brooks Shields a Nazi?
The verbiage in the commercial is identical. Jeans are hereditary,
they're passed down. They determine your looks and how much

(10:32):
this and that, and Brookshields was rolling around on the
ground trying to put on a type pair of genes.
So you understand, this was always born out of some
tyranny of the minority, and the country has moved beyond it.
The reason the woke mob died, the reason they lost
their power, is once people started standing up to them,
we realized the only thing they could ever do was yell.

(10:53):
They didn't have a plan to improve things, and they
didn't care about anybody. Okay, we whacked the Washington reds
Skins logo. Native Americans wanted it, but some woke white
people said it was racist. Okay. Native Americans suffer from
the shortest life expectancies, the highest rates of heart disease, diabetes,
and illiteracy. Did changing the halftime show do anything whatsoever

(11:16):
to improve the quality of life for the Washington Redskins
or the Native American community? To be clear, No, that's
the point. This is not activism, it's slacktivism. And five
years ago this type of blowback might have actually hurt
American Eagle because people, Ah, they're calling us names. We
don't want to be associated with the thing being called names.

(11:37):
I guess we'll just turn on a two. Okay. That's
actually how they got biological men competing against women. Eighty
percent of the country think men do not belong in
the same swimming pool as women. But at the height
of the outrage era, people didn't want the blowback, and
liberals created a gap between what people believed to be
true and what they were willing to say in public,

(11:58):
which is even how something like Dylan mulvaney happened. But
that was pretty much the last straw for this sort
of thing and advertising. Dylan mulvaney came out as the
antithesis of everything bud Light commercials traditionally stood for. It
was hot girls, it was silly jokes, okay, and they
went with Dylan mulvaney aka Sidney Weenie. And the next thing,

(12:19):
you know, nobody wanted to drink bud Light. They were
calling a tranny fluid. Why because they were no longer
catering to the customer preference. They were trying to change them.
You know, Mad Men was now mad Them, Don Draper
was now Dawn Draper, And the customer was like, wait,
why are they telling me I'm wrong for the way
I feel? I've been buying bud Light and laughing at

(12:39):
their real metagenious commercials my whole life. What's even happening here? Okay?
But this holdover from that era is what the backlashed
against American Eagle is all about. People making preposterous claims,
getting a lot of clicks on the media. The mainstream
comes sailing in and piggybacks off of what they tell
you is an outrage. The company's stock price is up

(13:01):
fifteen points. They're not actually in the middle of a controversy,
your right. So the teachable moment here, and it's a
good one, is that, yes, the outrage mob is at
this current incarnation dead. Okay, nobody cares. Are we gonna
cover this? Yes? Am I gonna do half my monologue

(13:23):
on Saturday night on Fox New Saturday Night about this? Yes,
because it's hilarious. Okay, they've declared war on boobs. That's stupid.
Use your commonses. I mean, here's in the Atlantic. Here's
a quick quote. Okay, did an American Eagle know what
it was doing when it made the Sydney Sweeney advertisement.
The company hasn't addressed the controversy, but the ad not

(13:44):
unlike the famous and controversial Brookshields Calvin Klein campaign it
appears to be playing off of, seems like it was
perhaps meant to walk a line to just be controversial
enough to garner some attention. Even her figure has become
a cultural stand in for the idea pushed by conservative
commentators that Americans should be free to love boobs, to

(14:09):
which America says does anyone even hear themselves. Okay, oh,
this conservative idea that Americans should be free to love boobs. Guys,
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say there
were a lot of liberal men who liked boobs too.
I'm Hillary Clinton and I approved this message. Yeah, she

(14:31):
caught them liking boobs. But the point is when you
look at this, and you look at Wokism and the
remaining remnants of it in the elite media and in
all of these lunatics and subarus screaming into their iPhones. Okay,
it's a reminder that Wokism will never run out of
ways to rack up losses. You are listening to the

(14:54):
most relatable men on the radio. Best way to describe
he was to say he's a typical boy. Now do
black and brown women, because black and brown women also
have great jeans that they inherit from their parents. Did
you know that talking about blue jeans.

Speaker 2 (15:08):
And white people boycott American evil a boycott out of them.
A blonde haired, blue eyed white woman is talking about
her good gens like that is not the propaganda.

Speaker 1 (15:25):
Life is hard, but it's harder when you're stupid fox
across America with Jimmy failer. Did anybody listen to any
of that? It's all pretend Hey, American Eagle, do black
and brown women next? Oh? Really like Beyonce doesn't have
a massive jeans campaign? Like, what are we even talking
about here? And that's the point. The outrage mob is

(15:47):
not dealing to people who are interested in fact. They
wield their emotions as facts and for a long time
we're able to use it as a cudgel. Nobody actually
believes this. Nobody these people want clecks. I don't doubt
there are some woke white liberal checks who, yes, who've
been taught there under attack. We've all seen the women

(16:10):
who walk around in the handmade costumes to protest Republican
deals and stuff like that. Guys, do you realize white
women in America? White women in America have more rights, prosperity, tolerance, acceptance,
corporate support, and governmental inclusion than any other group of

(16:31):
women anywhere on the actual planet of Earth. He knows
what he's talking about. Really think about that. Okay, half
the women in the Middle East can't even show their
face in public. Women in the Middle East get stoned
for reading. Women in the Middle East get stoned for
being raped. Well, you must have enticed the man. Really

(16:51):
with my covered up face and skin, I guess I
should have not shouldn't iron the sheets as well as
I did. It must be really tempting. Okay, and this
is all pretend. It's all people wanting to cash in
on the idea that victimhood is currency. That's what the
cancel culture era was. Somebody did me dirty. I want

(17:13):
them fired, And now you should all start to go
fund me because I was upset about a joke or
I didn't like an advertisement. Every one of these people
doing this to get attention, which, again, if you're concerned
about some type of Nazi coding in this commercial, I
can't imagine why you'd want to draw more attention to it.
But never mind how intellectually disqualifying it is to compare

(17:37):
six million people dying to a girl with a big
parrot wearing a tight pair of pants. Okay, but that's
what we're dealing with now on the woke left. Okay,
I'm not telling you it's the whole party, but I'm
telling you it's the entirety of the mainstream media, and
I'm going to prove it when we come back with
their own clips and we'll have a grown up talk
about hoodies. Who doesn't love that Fox across America with

(18:00):
radio buddy Jimmy Fallow. Kennedy's coming up. We're also gonna
be talking to Katrina Campins. Paula Scanlon will be here
as well. She's, of course a University of Pennsylvania swimmer
who was forced to compete against Leah Thomas, who was,
of course, to quote Austin Powers a man baby. That's
not right, not right, And of course for a long

(18:22):
time nobody at the University of Pennsylvania wanted to speak
up about it because they would be called a transphobe
and a hateful bigot, when in fact, speaking up about
it would have put you in the same intellectual class
as mister Rogers, who famously sang for fifty years about
the biological differences between men and women.

Speaker 3 (18:44):
Boys are boys from the beginning. If you were born
a boy, you stay a boy. Girls are girls right
from the start. If you were born a girl, you
stay a girl and grow up to be a lady.

Speaker 1 (19:00):
I mean, if he said that in the modern Democratic Party,
you know what the reaction would be. He should be
behind bars. They would lock him up he might actually
get the death penalty. For the rest of the song.

Speaker 3 (19:11):
Only girls can be the mommies, Only boys can be
the daddies.

Speaker 1 (19:19):
Yes, wait, because I was told men can have babies.
That is a fact check false. Of course it is.
But that whole pretend narrative that they weaponized on the left.
They knew it wasn't biologically true, but they would draw
an extreme position in the culture war, and then if

(19:41):
you disagreed with it, they'd say, well, this is obviously
based on some type of transphobia or hatred or bigotry,
and you're like, no, actually, it's just based on real
life experiences. None of you have ever gotten a phone
call on a football Sunday that began with them saying, hey,
we're not going to make the game. Vinnie is going
into labor. Okay, it's never happened. It's never gonna happen.
You want to know why, Because boys can have babies. Okay, Seriously,

(20:06):
if men can have babies, where is it coming out
of in the male body? Okay? I mean because I
can't think of any pleasant options, you know, seriously, I
mean think about that. Okay, And are we having a
butt baby? I mean I'm just saying, and if this
is a real conversation, I'm not trying to be sophomoric

(20:26):
or stupid. I mean that would be the reality of
what we're talking about here. So the Democrats would draw
these absurd positions in the culture Wars because they knew
they would get pushed back, and they got all of
their work done politically in the last ten years of
identity politics. That telling you all forms of political disagreement
were born out of some form of hatred. That's how
it worked. Democrats just call everyone racist, so they go

(20:50):
along with their stupid ideas totally till people started to
realize the Democrats were harming the black community more than anybody.
The Democrats wanted to defund the police that drove up
the black murder rate by twenty five percent. Who opposed
a school choice where seventy percent of the kids in
this country are trapped in schools that can't read at
their grade level. The Democrats do? Okay, who actually got

(21:12):
Charles Barkley to speak out after all of these years
about why the Democrats were losing the black vote. The
Democrats did.

Speaker 4 (21:19):
The reason I think the Democratic Party missed a Biden
president Biden is losing black voss. They only care about
black people.

Speaker 1 (21:27):
Every four years.

Speaker 4 (21:29):
They come into our neighborhoods and say we're gonna make
stuff better. We're gonna do this, do this, do this,
and then finding us black people are like hell man.
Other than nobility to dunk of basketball, All my neighborshoods
are still the same, Our schools are still the same.

Speaker 1 (21:45):
Think about that. Okay, Because the Democrats would rather run
on an issue than solve the actual problem. This is
politics as usual. That's the lesson they learned in electing Obama. Okay,
we elected Obama. We fulfilled our prom as a country
that anyone here could be anything, and then all men
were created equal. We had a black president. Okay. The

(22:06):
Democrats were like, wait, that's not good. So they had
to go back to characterizing every form of political disagreement
as some form of racism. Well, g what's so different
about this president that Republicans don't want to send fifty
billion dollars in cash to I ran the biggest state
sponsor of terrorism in the world. M What is it

(22:28):
when I look at him? What's different about how he
looks from the other presidents? This is what they did
g Obamacare drove up your healthcare premiums by three hundred percent?
What is it about this president that's got Republicans so mad?
It's like I'm looking at him. Race is not where
the line is drawn. Is God's side and the other

(22:50):
side on every issue. But that's the fraud of identity politics.
If you base it and pretend racism and get people
to buy into the idea, there is no deliverable needed.
You don't need to fix anything. You're rallying against a
pretend issue. That's what calling American Eagle Nazis is. It's
a pretend issue. Okay. The CEO of American Eagle Jewish.

(23:12):
He is Jewish. The proceeds from this ad campaign are
going to domestic abuse victims. How many times did Hitler
hire a Jewish guy to raise money for domestic abuse victims?
You could google it, you can look it up. I
don't mean to be a spoiler here, but the correct
answer is zero. Okay, it's absurd on its face, But

(23:33):
you run on pretend things because with the Democrats are
catering to are people who want to believe they're morally
superior to the rest of us. Okay, you remember that
vaccine that didn't block transmission. Hundreds of thousands of vaccinated
people have died of COVID. That is a statement of fact.
But what did they cater to when they were pushing
a vaccine mandate that they said was never gonna happen

(23:55):
in the first place. It's time to start shaming the unvaccinated.
These are bad people you got not getting vaccines. It's
time to start shaming them because, frankly, we know that
we can't trust to be unvaccinated. There the freedom. I want,
my freedom to live. No, screw your freedom, your schmuck
for not bearing a mess.

Speaker 4 (24:14):
We have to stop coddling the morons who will not
get the shot.

Speaker 1 (24:19):
Shame on you, Shame on you. Okay, but lo and behold.
Everybody in that montage was wrong. But the fact that
they mounted a shame campaign, a stampede of shame, allowed
a lot of people on the left who's emotions of
their facts to feel like they were morally and intellectually
superior to you. That's what this is about. Hey, Sidney
Sweeney's a Nazi. Well I'm not a Nazi, so anyone

(24:43):
defending her is, And I'm glad I'm on this side,
because I wouldn't want to be on the Nazi side. No,
who would not? America? Our grandparents fought and defeated the Nazis,
and now we're sitting here all these later being called
Nazis because we like a good set of I'm sorry,

(25:05):
but that's where the conversation takes us. Here is Robin
Landa on ABC Clip three.

Speaker 5 (25:11):
The pun good genes activates a troubling historical associations for
this country. The American eugenics movement and it's prime between
like nineteen hundred and nineteen forty, weaponized the idea of
good genes just to justify white supremacist.

Speaker 1 (25:30):
Think about that, to justify white supremacists.

Speaker 3 (25:36):
What you just said is one of the most insanely
idiotic things I have ever heard.

Speaker 1 (25:41):
Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened
to it. And do you understand Brookshields did the same
commercial in nineteen eighty four genes, and they crossed it
out and wrote genes and nobody was like, what do
you mean, master race eugenics? Do you know what was
actually based on eugenics? Not to get people work up
Planned Parenthood. The founder of Planned Parenthood, Margaret Sanger was

(26:05):
the champion of eugenics. They have conveniently wiped that off
most of the plaques, But if you go back and
read her writings and her teachings, she saw abortion as
a means to control the size of the black population.
I'm not talking out a turn here, go look it up.
Just want you to have an informed conversation. So this

(26:25):
is all a pretend hysteria. If you convince people that
some terrible injustice has been committed by some party that
ran a foul of polite society, a lot of them
will mobilize to your side because they want to feel
like good people. So I'm not telling you there aren't
gullible people who really now believe that they made some
call to arms about eugenics. But that's been the biggest

(26:46):
problem for the Democrats is there was a time when
running on pretend stuff was successful. It's not successful anymore
because we're having an honest conversation. The lanes of speech
have been restored. Elon Musk buying Twitter was the most
consequential thing to happen to this country in our lifetime,
because we were now able to dissent in the court
of public opinion and when other social media platforms saw

(27:10):
that there was a market for it, and they were
gonna make a lot more money, and they were going
to generate a lot more advertising revenue from letting people
say what they actually believed. The lanes of speech went
wide open, wide open. Do you know how many Democrats
listening believe that Trump never condemned Neo Nazis and white
nationalists in Charlottesville Because for about five years there you

(27:32):
couldn't post the clip of him condemning Neo Nazis and
white nationalists in Charlottesville. You could post it, but they
would throttle it so it wouldn't get any circulation to
the algorithm, And ninety nine percent of the people on
Twitter under Jack Dorsey really believed Trump said they were
fine people on both sides and never condemned the neo

(27:53):
Nazis and the white nationalists in Charlottesville in no part
of your mind or brain. I mean, that's the biggest problem, okay,
is that he did and you had people and I'm
not talking about the neo Nazis and the white nationalists
because they should be condemned totally. Wait what they should
be condemned totally? I guess we have some issues, but

(28:14):
we had no issues. Why because they had throttled our
ability to communicate freely. So the outrage mob used to
have a lot more sway because our inability to dissent
in the court of public opinion made it look like
their thought process was the prevailing sentiment. Well, everybody in
my feed says I should be mad about this. Everybody's

(28:36):
mad about this.

Speaker 2 (28:37):
Listen.

Speaker 1 (28:37):
I don't want to embarrass the person because I think
they were genuinely, genuinely sucked into an emotional vacuum by
the omnipotence of the news cycle. But when I first
started here and the left was really running hard, hard
on the he said, find people on both sides. He
didn't get theemn any the Nazis and white supremacist. I
knew somebody who's like a big time TV person, okay

(28:59):
at one of the network, who I literally ran into
that day, who was like, got, he's probably got to resign.
I mean, you can't be president with the whole world
knowing this about you. I mean, it's not who we
are as Americans. It's not the oath you take when
you put your hand on the Bible to protect the
clue klutx plant and that's exactly what he just did.
And I was like, dude, did you even watch the clip?

(29:19):
I watched, but no, because we live in this world
now where everybody is a prisoner of the moment. Whatever
we're consuming is coming at us out of a fire hose,
so nobody can think beyond the blast. You're getting news
out of your phone. You're getting news when you get
in the elevator, there's a TV on. You get news
at a gas pump. Now you get news on your TV.
You get news on your iPad, you get a news

(29:40):
update on your watch if it's connected to your phone.
You get it on a boat, on a goat, on
a train, with a plane. Okay, it's everywhere you go.
So if they reinforce a mindset and people consume enough
of it, they start to believe things are true. This
is how the media was dominant in the first Trump
term in a way that they no longer are because
they've been so wildly discredited so many times, and they

(30:01):
never went back to acknowledge the wrongdoing. Okay, Russia, Russia, Remember,
Russia did not hack the twenty sixteen election to help
Donald Trump. It was made up by these sick people
straight up. Okay, that's reality. Donald Trump, who was impeached
for threatening the withhold aid from Ukraine, never threatened to

(30:22):
withhold aid from Ukraine. He looked into reports of Joe
Biden doing it because Joe Biden bragged about doing it.

Speaker 6 (30:29):
I had gotten a commitment from Porshenko and from yachtsin
yuk that they would take action against the state prosecutor.
And they didn't. They said, you have no authority. You're
not the president. The president said, I said.

Speaker 1 (30:41):
Call him.

Speaker 6 (30:43):
I said, I'm telling you're not getting a billion dollars.
I said, you're not getting the billion, and I'm gonna be
leaving here. And I think it was what six hours.
I look at I said, leaving the six hours. If
the prosecutor's not fired, you're not getting the money.

Speaker 1 (30:55):
Oh, son of a bit got fired. Imagine that, and
the media just pretended that never existed. That's Joe Biden saying,
as vice president, I threatened to withhold their one billion
dollars in four and aid something that is the actual
equivalent of treason. Okay, And Trump was in peached for that.

(31:15):
There is trees in this behavior. And you didn't circulate
that clip anywhere on the Internet. Before Elon Musk bought Twitter,
it really mattered because loosening up the lanes of free
speech allowed for all intents and purposes. I guess you
could call it biology conversational biology to kind of reroot
itself in the vernacular. Yes, guys are attracted to hot

(31:35):
Victoria's Secret models. Doesn't mean they're not attracted to chubby
ones and everything in between. People are attracted to all
shapes and sizes. No matter what you look like, no
matter what you weigh, no matter what your hair color is,
no matter how many limbs you have, there is somebody
who looks exactly like you selling naked pictures of themselves
on the Internet right now. I mean that, I'm not
trying to be funny. The market for different types of

(31:57):
looks is infinite. Everybody is t acted to different things,
different strokes for different folks, different strokes. That was an
actual TV show in the eighties. By the way, for
those of you youngsters out there, a lot of people
think different strokes and they're picturing a conversation between Joe
Biden and John Fetterman. But stick with me. Understand that
when we've opened up the lanes of free speech. The

(32:19):
people who were holding us hostage with absurdist beliefs like
jeans or Nazis and big boobs are bad. They went
from people who drove the zeitgeist to actual, living, breathing punchlines.
That's why we're spending so much time on this is
because we need to bring back shame in society now.

(32:40):
I always say we're living in the death of shame. Okay, people,
you don't know shame if you can compare the death
of six million people to Sidney Sweeney showing a lot
of cleavage and talking about genes as a play on words.
That's why I always say we need to bring back sliming.
Do you remember the Nickelodeon show. You can't do that
on television. I don't like to mention Nickelodeon because my
he's not allowed around underage kids. But the point is,

(33:02):
if you remember that show, when people did something bad,
they would slime them on live TV, like you idiots, okay,
And that's what we need to bring back now because
anybody who's out there trying to make this connection and
weaponize the emotion of stupid people to think there's some
type of eugenics code to arm being made by a
set of hoodies. Deserve to be slimed because they're clowns.

(33:27):
It's the show that leaves you hungry for more.

Speaker 5 (33:30):
Don't sit around and cook some Soupy.

Speaker 3 (33:34):
Brand desserts and just get all fat.

Speaker 1 (33:37):
And say there it is Fox across America with Jimmy Fala.
This is the dumbest time there's ever been to be alive.
My uncle Chester defeated the Nazis just so I could
get called a Nazi for liking boobs. But since we're
talking about World War Two, I talk about this in
Punchlines and Patriots. I got a lot of gay friends.

(34:00):
I'm not saying we have to shorten Pride Month, but
we need a lengthened Veterans Day. We need a lengthened
Veterans Day. Pride Month could be a month, but that
means the veterans should get like two months like there is.
It is not insane to me to think that my
uncle Chester killed thirteen Nazs and he gets a day.
But if he would have gave one of them a
rubbin tug, he would have got a month. I mean,
think about it. If you would have just big spooned Nazi.

(34:23):
He would have played spin the bottle with the Nazis,
he'd get a month, but instead he threw hand grenades
and shot at them, so he only gets a day.
Shout out to my uncle Chester and everybody who put
on the uniform, especially the cops wearing it right now,
you guys really not getting the support you deserve out there,
especially down in Cincinnati. We're gonna get into it in
the next hour. If you're listening on WHIO, we have

(34:45):
a obviously viral brawl that you might have seen by
now that is being defended by a female sheriff who
wants us to believe were the bad guys for watching
this video out of context and we don't have the
full story. But the video ends with a man suck
her punching a white woman and knocking her unconscious. I
would like to know what context makes that. Okay, I'll

(35:09):
wait because I gotta be honest. For all these HR
seminars you go to in corporate America, and they make
me go to extra ones because of mikey search history.
But the point is, for all of these that you do,
there's never one where I've ever heard the case being
made for sucker punching somebody in the face, especially if
it's a man against a woman. I mean bananas. Okay.
It may fly in modern college athletics to let men

(35:32):
beat up women, but in the real world, where decent
people still rule the day, we're never gonna sign off
on that sort of thing. We'll get into it with Kennedy.
We're gonna talk to Katrina Campins. Okay. Paul Scanlon's gonna
be here as well. It is a stack deck the
rest of the way on Fox across America. This has
been a podcast from wor
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