MAGA's Worst Nightmare Exposes Trump's Lies; His Plan Implodes

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What warning does the host give to Fox News producers at the start of the episode?

Angie Sullivan 0:00
All right, to the Fox News producers, to the Newsmax producers, to Bright Bart, to Libs of TikTok, I would like to issue a trigger warning. Regarding my next guest. He is bisexual. And he was raised by five. One, two, three, four, five gay. He was raised in the crime-ridden hellscape socialist Momdanistan Brooklyn woke sharia out the wazoo. He is also the host of Recess Therapy, Celebrity Substitute, the new YouTube hit sensation outside tonight, and the author of a new. Book called How to Grow Up Without Becoming a Grown Up that comes out this August 4th. Please welcome. To I've had it weekend, Julian Shapiro Barnum Ju
Julian Shapiro-Barnum 0:51
That was the best intro I've ever gotten.
Angie Sullivan 0:54
Well, you know, these Fox producers watch me all the time. And so I had to issue a trigger warning because you are what they warn everybody about.
Julian Shapiro-Barnum 1:02
So when I was a so yes, this is true. I have five gay parents. I was raised by three moms and two dads. And like when I was, you know, around high school, we started to joke that like I was a conservative's worst nightmare. Raised by and even now, like raised by big gay family and I and I work with kids.
Angie Sullivan 1:19
Right.
Julian Shapiro-Barnum 1:20
I know.
Angie Sullivan 1:20
If you could have only shown up with like blue hair,
Julian Shapiro-Barnum 1:23
I know. I should lean in maybe a bunch. I should lean in maybe
Angie Sullivan 1:25
a bunch of like pins. Yes. They're they're real they're really
Julian Shapiro-Barnum 1:28
talking about my pronouns more.
Angie Sullivan 1:30
I'm gonna pr what are your pronouns?
Julian Shapiro-Barnum 1:31
You know, I'm gonna disappoint he, him. Minor she her. Look at us, sis. Let me ask you.
Angie Sullivan 1:37
Let me ask you a question.
Julian Shapiro-Barnum 1:38
Please
Angie Sullivan 1:38
do. We were talking about this on our other podcast the other day. An AI actress or actor. Sure. I do not think an AI character should get human pronouns. I think an AI character is an it it. Yes, isn't it it?
Julian Shapiro-Barnum 1:53
Well, I don't even look, let's just l let's I don't think we should humanize the robots. I don't want to even get that far with it. I don't want that I look, I I have a BFA in acting and I and it wasn't fun to get. I don't think we should even entertain the AI actor thing. I
Unknown 2:10
agree.
Julian Shapiro-Barnum 2:10
I I I think it's boring.
Unknown 2:12
Yeah.
Julian Shapiro-Barnum 2:12
I think it's hard to look at. And I agree. Let's not give them pronouns. Yes. Unless they ask for it.
Angie Sullivan 2:20
No. No. I don't think we should be um subservient to these robots, but I want to dive into the five gay parents. Let's do okay, let's do roll call.
Julian Shapiro-Barnum 2:29
Start Do you want the story? I
Angie Sullivan 2:30
want the whole story. It's fascinating. So
Julian Shapiro-Barnum 2:33
here's how it happened. Okay. So my mom's Nicole and Lauren, they met in law school, and they were a couple, a lesbian couple no less. Okay. And they wanted to have a baby. Okay. And so they asked their friends, my dad's, a gay couple, Michael and Lauren, if they would be the sperm donor to each of them. And so they had me and my brother and sister, Ellis and Shay. And then when I was two, my moms broke up and they met other women and they raised uh so the so when I was a kid there were six parents, but there was an amicable uncoupling and there's really five. But so from like, you know, two years old to eleven years old, I was raised in Park Slope by six gay parents, me and my brother and sister.
Angie Sullivan 3:17
Okay.
Julian Shapiro-Barnum 3:18
Um, brother and sister gay also.
Angie Sullivan 3:20
Really. So big clear five way. You can't get
Julian Shapiro-Barnum 3:23
rid of it.
Angie Sullivan 3:24
Yeah.
Julian Shapiro-Barnum 3:25
But yeah.
Angie Sullivan 3:25
Okay, so lots of questions. So the mom what were the mom's names?
Julian Shapiro-Barnum 3:29
Nicole, Sophia, and Lauren. Dad, Lauren, also. Sophia Lauren. Exactly. Okay.
Angie Sullivan 3:34
Nicole, Sophia, and Lauren. So when they approach the gay male couple. How do you decide who gets whose sperm? I mean, that's like fascinating to me. I
Julian Shapiro-Barnum 3:46
you know, I always like to imagine what that conversation was like. I've asked them about it and I th I you know, I I don't a hundred percent know what happened, but I like to imagine that they like s took them out to a nice dinner and they were like Hey, you know, so like also we'd like love love to have your sperm. Uh and also the unagi role. Um, but I think I think it was actually a multi year conversation. Um, and my one dad, Michael, was the sperm donor to both of them. Uh both my moms. So my brother and sister and I have the same dad and we were all raised as siblings together.
Angie Sullivan 4:18
Okay, when you say you were all raised together, I picture like this hippie, gay, commune, where they're basket weaving and doing things like that.

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