Welcome everyone to the Babylon B interview show. We are joined today by a very frightening

figure. And we want to clarify from the outset that we're not trying to platform such a

dangerous far-right. We don't necessarily endorse the views of this dangerous individual,

but we wanted to just add some additional clarification for those who might be confused about

some of her extremely troubling views. So we have a clip from this is all taken from a reputable

source. This is from media matters. It's more than reputable. It's reputable. And reputable.

Take a listen. Ali Beth Stucky has used her podcast to push her fundamentalist worldview,

particularly focusing on enforcing traditional gender roles and family formation.

She said being a biological mother is the best thing she's done, other than being a follower of

Christ and a wife to her husband. Stucky has advocated for children to be homeschooled,

stating that religious parents have a responsibility to raise their children through a Christian lens.

Stucky even cited a Bible verse to suggest that women should dress with humility and modesty.

Stucky has said Christians should refuse to tell lies and love your neighbor.

Well, that's pretty bad. How are we supposed to sit in the same room as this person?

It's true. Thank you so much for the trigger warning beforehand.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, hold on. Hold on. We're going to have that play.

Hopefully, that'll hopefully prevent anyone from enduring the trauma of listening to me speak about

this. I really hope so. Personally. Yeah. So, yeah, so we had just in horror wits as a media

matters guy. And he said he watched hours of your anti-LGBTQ Christian fundamentalist show.

And he says that you hide your hatred and bigotry behind a glitzy Instagrammable aesthetic while

weaponizing your face to attack queer people. Yeah. Your thoughts. My thoughts on that. Well,

my biggest gripe is that my aesthetic is not glitzy. He also used the word glittery. And I'm not

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