We have a major predator problem at the highest levels of our government.

This is far bigger than one name.

This is clearly a culture in Washington where men on both sides of the aisle are abusing their

staffers, their interns, their colleagues, that knowledge of this behavior is well known,

that it's used now we're hearing as blackmail by your own party or oppo research by your

opponents. And I think we have to be like, okay, so what are we doing here?

Well, if you're a woman in America right now... Hello and welcome to the Politics Girl podcast. I'm your host Lee McGowan. Let's get into it.

Well, if you're a woman in America right now, you might be looking around and thinking,

not all men, but always a man. Between the Rape Academy with its 62 million views in the month of February, where men taught other men and shared videos of how to drug and rape your wife, to the constant

drip, drip, drip of the Epstein files, where everyone involved, except the one woman, are walking

free, to the most recent fall from grace of California gubernatorial candidate and Democratic frontrunner

Eric Swalwell. It feels like every day is a fresh new attack on women, how we're perceived,

what we're good for,

what laws we get, what laws protect us, and how powerful men and men in general are just abusing us daily and getting away with it. But because this is a political show, and this election for

California governor is such a big deal, with California being the biggest blue state in the

country, the fourth largest economy in the country, the fourth largest

economy in the world, with its current governor, the nemesis of our current president, who we elect

this November will affect the entire country. And right now, because California has what's called a

jungle primary, meaning the two candidates who get the most votes move on to the general election,

right now the two candidates with the most votes are danger to the general election. Right now, the two candidates with the most

votes are dangerously close to being two Republicans. And that's a problem because it means we could

end up with a Trump chosen governor in the bluest state in America. Truly a lot of Democratic

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