Brett Cooper

But then...

Then comes along his beloved wife, Jennifer, blabbering her mouth and people are reminded what values this family actually have.

And she might be the thing that keeps them from getting to the White House.

So yes, Jennifer, keep on going.

Anyway, let's just watch some of these clips.

The first of which is very recent, and it's actually her reaction to President Trump firing Kristi Noem and Pam Bondi.

And you might think, Brent, why do we care about that?

Obviously, she's thrilled.

We know she's thrilled.

She's a left-wing woman.

Obviously, she wants this woman to be fired.

But no, she's actually angry because of feminism.

Just watch.

Okay, I just have to stop.

She goes on now for another minute and a half about how this is all so patriarchal, it is so toxic, these women were chewed up and spat out by Donald Trump, but the most glaring part of this entire video is her saying that Donald Trump is taking us back to the era, the straight jacket of femininity.

That's what she believes, that being feminine, embracing more traditional values, embracing femininity versus her hustle boss babe, first partner of California energy, means that you are in a straight jacket.

That is her version of feminism, not equality for all women to flourish and, you know, pursue things that they are interested in, have the freedom to choose to get married, choose to have kids, choose to have a job, whatever it may be, travel, whatever you want to do.

No, it's her very narrow version, her very narrow idea of what a good life as a woman looks like.

And even though she is a wife and mother, even though she wears lovely dresses and has beautiful hair, she's not chopped off her hair in a buzz cut.

She's not walking around in androgynous outfits.