Evita
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836 appearances
10 recordings
2 series
first heard Feb 2025
last heard Mar 2025
Evita’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Really, Natasha? That's what rips you apart? The 12-year-old girl who can't get an abortion? Chat. How do 12-year-old girls get pregnant? How do they get pregnant? Abuse. Sexual abuse. And this is the liberal brain rot that is abortion activism. Abortion only re-victimizes abuse victims, especially if you're a 12-year-old girl.
And why is it Natasha's main concern that a 12-year-old was sexually abused? And they're constantly preaching like this all the time at all of their award shows, at every single interview. They just can't stop with the Trump derangement. But it's not just Trump derangement. It almost feels like a contempt.
And frankly, it is a contempt for the people who are supposed to be consuming the media that they're creating. a hatred of the way this country voted. And here's what I'll say about art and artists. They've lost their way. And it's been that way for a long time. This isn't a new phenomenon.
This is not like, oh, really recently art and artists have started to become really poisonous and bad at their jobs. Ever since Friedrich Nietzsche declared God is dead, the modern world has had no central, transcendent, moral, or existential anchor. We don't know why we're here. Life feels meaningless, and art, which is supposed to imbue meaning, suddenly became meaningless too.
There was a time, probably in the early to mid 20th century, where art was articulating this existential despair, chaos, nihilism, as global totalitarianism materialized in the most horrifying ways. I'm talking two world wars. Civilizational suicide of the West. But now we're not even trying to articulate the existential crisis we're in.
Now you just have bananas duct taped to walls and art galleries and selling for millions of dollars. That's not art. That's not an existential crisis. You're not articulating anything about the culture that we're in. Nothing. That is art. By the way, if you're looking, I'm just showing some Renaissance paintings right now. That's art.
Art right now is fragmented and confused without a philosophical framework to work off of. And instead of informing and guiding, it confuses. In the case of mainstream media, it's become straight up propaganda. Nothing is inspired. I'm talking movies, TV shows. Here's how you know they're transfixed on propaganda. This was Jane Fonda at the Screen Actors Guild Awards last night.
Our documentary moment, apartheid and civil rights, really? Really guys? It's so self-important to me. Like they just view themselves as like just the center of the universe. You can tell every time they open their mouths and they view their role in the country as the political police of the nation.
They are the ones who can define our value system and we have to follow it to a T. And if we don't, if we dare vote, for a candidate that they don't pre-approve of, well, they're gonna make a documentary about it. They're gonna make a bunch of movies and TV shows and music decrying the culture that's not following their ethos in the elite circles of Hollywood and music industry.
Hunter Schafer, probably don't know her, but she's a very famous, sorry, him. He is a very, see, this is how they confuse you. Him, Hunter Schafer, is a very famous Gen Z transgender identifying man. And he just said this about Trump's passport rules, which have been updated to require your government issued passport or any ID to reflect biological reality.
So here's what he had to say after finding out his passport says M for male now.
Right. This new administration represents fascism. That's the message. More Trump is Hitler. More fear-mongering. And this man was made a celebrity by Hollywood for a reason. He's not some incredible actor. I watched Euphoria. Not that great. His identity is a political message that they want to amplify in Hollywood. That is the purpose. That's why he's in the position he's in. He's not a talent.
That's not it. And what makes Trump so special is that he understands what he's up against. It's not just Joy Reid, whose show, by the way, was just canceled. He's up against an entire vapid, entrenched, and poisoned cultural landscape that's beyond just the corporate media, but everything. All the movers and shakers in culture.
And this is why he appointed Sylvester Stallone, Mel Gibson, and Jon Voight as his ambassadors to Hollywood. Now, it's still unclear exactly what the ambassadors to Hollywood are going to do, but whatever it is, this is very on brand for President Trump. The stories we tell shape our reality. Stories are real. They matter. They answer the questions of who we are.
I think if Trump's ambassadors stand a chance, they need to be Christian. It needs to be an essential component of how we imbue meaning back into culture and Hollywood and music and everything. But what I know for sure is that Trump is taking this issue seriously. More seriously than any Republican alive has taken the culture.
I think for decades, Republicans have not cared about sincerely addressing the culture. They didn't get it. They didn't think it was important. I don't know what it was. President Reagan was known as the great communicator, thanks to his acting experience and his stage presence. But President Trump took it to a new level. He's enabled a team of communicators that surpasses Reagan's efforts.
You're going to see a lot of criticisms of Dan, just like you saw from Pete and from my dad. as well as the entire Trump admin, questions about their past roles. How are they relevant to the current ones that they hold? Trump's not making picks like that. He's not going to pick somebody because of how long they've been in the bureaucracy. That's frankly not the experience he wants.
Not this time around. He's looking for competence, loyalty, and communication skills. Carolyn Leavitt, Tom Holman, my dad, Pete Hexeth, Dan Bongino, these are incredibly effective communicators, incredibly effective at advocating for the administration's agenda, dominating media coverage.
As Jeremy Karl writes in The American Mind, Trump has created a new communications template for the GOP after decades of being famously inarticulate. The new look Republican Party is flooding the zone with breaking news and almost instantaneous responses to criticisms that the regime media cannot even begin to effectively counter. We have a message and a stride. And it is incredible to witness.
And you know, Dan Bongino is only going to enhance the transparency and communication efforts of this administration. This is incredibly positive news for the American people. He is a believer. He is a patriot. He's going to do the right thing. And he has experience in the federal government, by the way, important experience. This man has a career in law enforcement.
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