Welcome to IHIP News. We are live today. Pumps and I are in studio. There's a lot, a lot to cover.

Later on in a few minutes, we are going to have Senator Amy Klobuchar join us. Corey Bicker had a scheduling conflict.

Obviously, there's a lot going on at his job. But I want to

show you all in Pumps a clip from J.D. Vance yesterday. And then I want us to dissect it. Play the

clip. Because, you know, what I think about like what is the essence of masculinity? You could

answer this in so many different ways. But when I think about me and my the essence of masculinity? You could answer this in so many different ways.

But when I think about me and my guy friends, we really like to tell jokes to one another.

Okay, so here's what I have to say about this. I've never seen such a defensive group of people about something.

They're constantly having to defend their masculinity.

And he talks about men feeling like they have to suppress their masculinity. And I want to make

the argument that J.D. Vance is a failed drag queen. Put up the image.

Okay.

I think what he's suppressing are his feminine instincts.

And I don't think there's anything wrong with that.

You know, we know that he is dying to pop a smoky eye.

And so show the eyeliner.

So I think the only thing this man is suppressing is his inner drag queen and his strong desire to go from eyeliner to a full-blown, sexy, smoky eye.

Because the amount of energy that the right wing and that maga men have to spend on defense,

they don't play offense, They're constantly having to defend their

masculinity. When they are, you know, I look at J.D. Vance, I can see that he's a man. It doesn't

enter my mind if he's super manly or not mainly enough. It's just how much they play defense on

their masculinity is really hilarious.

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