Hello and welcome to this episode of Kennedy, saves the world.

One of the most satisfying aspects of a Trump win, regardless of how you voted or where you stand on the political spectrum,

well, it's the hysterical reactions. And it's not just the chuckleheads on MSNBC who continued

to lose their minds. And by that, they are giving us daily gifts of their insanity and inability to cope.

But certainly they're not the only ones.

Whenever a Republican wins a presidential cycle, there is the predictable movement of celebrities' pre-election who promise to leave the country if said Republican is in fact elected

that happened in 2016 and 2020 and certainly this time around. And I invite them all to leave.

I don't have a problem with them taking their talents elsewhere. Good luck with that.

It's actually harder to leave the country and become a

citizen of another country than you might think because most places have much stricter border

control and immigration measures than we do here in the United States. But good luck and don't let the door hit you with

the Lord Splitscha. But the most interesting group of election hysterics has to be the radical

feminists who are following in the footsteps of the South Korean movement known as 4B or

the four knows. And because Trump is elected

and obviously women will have to become indentured servants to their husbands and forced

marriages, there has to be a pushback on the patriarchy. I mean, that's a pretty natural reaction.

So in South Korea, for, you know, various reasons, according to New York Times reporting,

there was a movement to shun dating, sex, marriage, and childbirth, saying no to all four of

those societal pillars, because somehow it's going to make you a better

and happier person. So that's what radical feminists have decided to do to culturally appropriate

of movement. They don't really understand and become a bunch of angry and hysterical man-haters.

So now they're taking themselves out of the dating pool. They're not having

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