What is up guys it's Andy Priscilla and this is the show for the realist say goodbye to the lies, the thickness and delusions of modern society and welcome the motherfucking reality guys today we have Andy and DJ

Cruz the motherfucking internet. That's what we're going to do. We're going to cruise the internet. We have a very special guest on today's CTI a good friend of mine, miss miss miss miss is now. It is miss is now when I met you was miss. Why is it? Yeah, it's for you. Yeah, that's right. Yeah. Yeah, that's on tempo. Now I'm an old lady. That's right. But this is Gina Bon tempo. How are you? I'm great. I'm happy to be here. Yeah, I'm excited to have you as well. Yeah, long time coming. Yes. Thank you for having me.

So yeah, we should be doing more stuff together. You're only like four hours away. It's not far, especially the flight. It's only just like an hour. Yeah, it's everything good with you. Everything's good. You know, summer's been great. Yeah, it was just telling you before we started filming my daughter's turning two in October. So it's a fun age. You know, just doing a lot of mom stuff. So it's good. Now that's awesome. If you guys are unfamiliar with Gina, Gina has what I think is some of the best content on social media and has had that for

a very long time, especially around what's going on in the world, women's health and fitness. Give them a little background of, you know, sort of how you got to be here. Yeah, I'll give the abbreviated version because there's, there's kind of a lot. I mean, so when I, when I went to college and graduate school, that's sort of when I got sucked into the nonsense of, you know, the progressive left and I left. Now you went, you went, where'd you go? I went to Emory for undergrad and I went to Harvard for graduate school. Okay. And people always like,

oh, well, you want to know, I believe, but I'm not kidding when I say some of the dumbest people I've ever met were at Harvard, like, truly, like, people that cannot function in day to day life. And then after that, you know, I sort of like went on this wandering phase where I was this intersectional feminist and I shaped half my head and I had blue hair. I had blue hair. I did have blue hair. Yeah. So you were full blown. I was full blown. I like moved to Peru. I was like, I hate capitalism. Yeah. And then I just sort of had, I think like a lot of women did. I had

a sort of awakening, a turnaround moment in 2016, which I think was a really big year for a lot of people. A lot of people woke up during that time. A lot of people. And I think that, you know, largely we have to thank Trump for that. That's one of the great things that he did was he really pulled back the veil. And I think the very first thing that made me kind of turn around and think was that I watched one of Trump's speeches unedited. And I was like, okay, we're being lied to. I was like, there's something going on here. And at the time I was working as an editor and women's

digital media. And this was, of course, all leftist media publications that were like super feminists. And I was writing all this content about like fat acceptance and body positivity. And so I had a really big turnaround in 2016. And I left my job in media like 2017, 2018. And I sort of, I stayed offline. I was kind of quiet for a year. I was like, let me just regroup here. And I was just consuming a lot of content reading a lot and kind of bringing myself back to common sense. You know, what you talk about.

A lot. And in 2019, reprogramming. Yeah. Because I mean, I don't think people will understand when you're in these liberal arts programs, it really is like an indoctrination camp. I mean, one of the first classes I took at Harvard was called race ethics in the US prison system. And people were in class like, Brian over black people, always for black people, you know, and that's the kind of stuff that I knew somebody who went by they them in 2011. So I was introduced to this stuff really early on.

It's like the final boss. That person has grown into the final boss. They're still here.

You have to beat them. Yeah. I mean, you know, it's just one. You gotta be them.

So you was nuts back then. This was over a decade ago. Um, and so when I left women's digital media, I was like, you know, I was feeling.

I just couldn't in good conscious keep writing this content. When I knew I was seeing like editorial directors, severely censoring

edit women's content so that they would like withhold important information when it came to women's

health. And so I left and kind of came back to the internet in 2019. Um, and I randomly reached out

to Candace Owens. And I was like, I'd like to be on your show. I know you don't know me, but, you know,

I was at the time I was a trainer in San Francisco. I was like, let's talk about body positivity

because I know you hate it just as much as I do. And she took a wild chance on me. She said, yes,

I was on her show in 2019. I went to work for her in 2020. I worked for her for a couple of years.

Really fun times worked really hard with her. And then. Was it a lot of good stuff together? Yeah, we, you know, I was

her first full time hire. And it was a really special time with Candace because

she really is larger than life. Like, you know, people, what you see is what you get. And she's really is like.

She's kind of like you in the sense that when she walks in a room like, you're just drawn to her. She's so

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