Welcome to IHIP News.

I am joined this morning by my good friend, Jack Kacharella.

Jack, here is a video of Trump talking about how much the gays love him.

Play the clip.

Who are the gays for pelasin?

And they have a significant amount of gays for pelissette. Now, I think when, you know, I did very well with the gay vote, okay? I even had, I even played the gay national anthem as my walk off, okay, for me. And I think it probably helped me, but I did great with no Republicans ever gotten the gay vote like I did and I'm very proud of it. I think

it's great. Perhaps it's because I'm from New York City. I don't know. But the Jack. I guess this is

because he was just posting the other day about ICE being great, strong men with the biggest muscles,

and we love the muscles, and they're so great and so hard and beautiful, and let's lather

them up. And that is the way that he posts. I don't know what's weirder. The fact that that is

what he wanted to chime in with on Fox of all places, or this argument that MAGA

consistently uses to justify Israel's genocide, talking about, oh, you know, you can't be,

you can't be gay in Palestine, which first of all isn't true. But also, when is the U.S. made decisions

about foreign intervention in which countries we want to support on the basis of who loves gay people the most?

Is this the same Republican Party that I know that's homophobic as hell?

What are we talking about here?

It's just nonsensical.

I mean, one could argue that perhaps if you are in a Maga bubble and you live in a Maga

bubble and you're on true social and you go to Charlie Kirk's funeral or you go to the Republican

National Convention and Grindr crashes, that it could feel like the gay momentum is on your side.

One could argue that.

But secondly, this argument about Palestine and gays, for my vantage point, a gay person is

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