Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Hello and welcome to the show. I am Haley Kearney. I hope everyone had a great weekend. I am going to do a deep dive today. A little bit of a deep dive. I did one of these last week on Ozempic and Hollywood, but this one is about just how gay the world has become. So... We're starting with the Biden administration.
You know, a Biden-era grant is under fire for funding gay maps or making maps more gay. So we're going to take a trip down memory lane, reminiscing about how gay the Biden administration was. And I mean that quite literally. But it got me thinking, why is everything so gay now? Everybody's gay. Everybody's talking about gay people, gay rights, gay pride, trans visibility.
There are days, weeks, and months dedicated to the LGBTQ community. Is it really just because our society is more accepting now, or is there a concerted effort to push and propagandize our society through TV shows, social media, our environment, and yes, as Alex Jones famously said, the water, which is turning the frogs gay. If the frogs can turn gay, can it also turn us gay?
Chapter 2: Why is the Biden administration linked to the LGBTQ movement?
They called Alex Jones crazy. They called him a conspiracy theorist, but it's just another one that came true. So today I'm doing a deep dive on the feminization of society, why men and women aren't even attracted to each other anymore, and what this means for the future of civilization. No sex, no babies, no future. It really is that deep. So put your phones on, do not disturb.
Scrolling with Haley starts right now. So we've heard they're turning the frogs gay, but have you heard that they're turning the maps gay? This is Congressman Brian Mast. He's asking about Biden-era grants making maps gay? Watch. Can you tell me, what is queering the map? So I think we were trying to make the maps more gay. Literally? How do you make a map more gay? Or gay at all?
Since the age of cartography, we've had pretty good maps, but maybe they weren't gay enough. So I know also, I took critical theory in college. I think sometimes people use queer as a verb. I do understand that the maps that we were trying to make gay were, I think, of Czechia and Slovakia. So maybe those countries asked for it. I doubt it, but I don't know.
We do have real things to work on in Congress, like what's going on with the imminent threat of Iran. And it is embarrassing that we have to talk about the fact that things like this were funded. I don't even know if this is possible. I don't even know if she's talking about the same thing. Because when I looked into this Biden-era grant, it was from the State Department.
To Brian Mast's point here, he is just gobsmacked that the State Department is focusing on making maps gay. And by her answers, you would think that they're trying to make maps from Czechoslovakia gay. I actually don't think that she had an understanding of what this grant was, and she was kind of just riffing and hoping to get to the end of her sentence, sort of like a Kamala Harris moment.
But I looked into this queering the map thing, And it's just this website where people can put their gay stories on it. So I don't really know what this has to do with Czechoslovakia or like any other country for that matter. I don't really know why the State Department was funding this. But this is the website, queeringthemap.com if anyone wants to go there.
But you can see this is, you can see it's Long Island, New York, New Jersey, the whole country down to Florida here. And the map is filled with these little pinpoints, these black pinpoints, and you can click on them and it just says, you know, here's an example of one. Something boy with the last name Hollis, you're always...
telling me your name's a curse, but here I am hoping you'll be kind enough to share it with me one day. I love you very much. A gay non-binary guy from Florida. So you just click on them and it's just gay people basically telling their story. Like this is where I live. This is where I realized my identity is non-binary and where I got my partners.
You click around this map and gay people can just add to it. Sort of like a Wikipedia where you can just pick a page and start adding to it. That's what this is. This is gay story Wikipedia. Like the internet has the opportunity to add their own story here. So I don't know what's going on over here. I fell in love with a girl online two hours away. We've been together for 10 months.
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Chapter 3: What is the significance of 'queering the map'?
And that's what the Democrats care about. They run on nothing else. They make it their entire personality. And again, he was proudly touted as the first openly gay cabinet member, even though Trump appointed Rick Grinnell as acting DNI during his first term. But because he was acting and not the actual director of national intelligence, they, you know, Democrats skirt past that.
They don't care about Republican gays. They only care about the gays that want to make it their whole personality. So... The first, quote unquote, openly gay, whatever. And same with Karine Jean-Pierre. She was the first openly gay and, oh, who is this? Super gay. Oh, super gay. I was like, wow, you put that together real quick. Super gay, yeah. Yeah. That's that's him. That's him.
And then Karine Jean-Pierre, first openly gay and black White House press secretary. You can't forget that. Right. She was and a woman.
Chapter 4: How do environmental factors influence gender identity?
Right. She is like the triple threat minority victim. Gay black woman. Wow. You can't get higher on the totem pole in the eyes of the Democrat Party than Karine Jean-Pierre. But isn't it funny that they have to say, first, openly gay? Because there were probably gay people in the past who served in prestigious roles and they didn't care to come out or make it their whole personality.
And obviously, in years past, being gay was less accepted in society. So I could see some people wouldn't want to, you know, make it their whole personality. And with it being more, you know, accepted, we've gotten more insufferable people who make it a huge deal. rather than just something about them. We have to know it first and foremost. Then, of course, we get into the transgenders.
Rachel Levine, highest ranking openly transgender government official in U.S. history after being named. This is such a jump scare. I mean, this is U.S. Assistant Secretary for Health. most likely pumped full of hormones and other gender-affirming drugs. Also, might I add, overweight.
So Secretary of Health, Assistant Secretary of Health, you know, it's not looking good for this gentleman with long hair. Then, of course, we have Sam Brinton, the luggage dealer. He was the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Spent Fuel and Waste Disposition in the Office of Nuclear Energy, which I didn't even know that these things existed, right?
But here he is in all of his glory, lady in red, red lace dress. He's got the red lipstick on. There's something about the mustache and the red lipstick getting caught in the mustache. There's just something very wrong about this. But yeah, I would bet that he stole it. This is what he's known for. He's the luggage dealer. This is the guy that
He was caught going through ladies' luggage in the airport. He was caught stealing it. And yeah. Funniest bit of that whole saga was it wasn't like, oh, he did it once, and it was like, ah. It was a thing. It was just constantly doing it. He's a total klepto. So yeah.
And again, if you want to be a woman and you want to be open about it, wouldn't you want to go through the experience of buying the clothes yourself? Wouldn't this give him some kind of? And not having a mustache? Right. Like, wouldn't you want to go about it the right way and not have to hide it any longer? Like, I feel like if you're stealing things, you're hiding something.
But this guy is out and wearing dresses. So it's like you're not ashamed. I don't know. The economy was pretty, pretty tough when he was stealing. I kind of get like not being able to afford clothes for a couple of years. During the Biden administration, gas prices were way too high. He had to steal the dresses. He couldn't afford them.
And then we had the Biden administration honoring trans people in the army, saying that they make us very, very proud. Us, I don't know who they're talking about here, but this was the Department of, then the Department of Defense. The account has since changed because of the Trump administration under Pete Hegseth. Now it says Department of War, but the account was the Department of Defense.
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Chapter 5: What role does social media play in shaping LGBTQ identities?
It's very sad that these people are so mentally ill and they're suicidal. And then, you know, to add on to the fact that there are men and women that are serving in our branches of the military and they are depressed, they are suffering from PTSD, they are suicidal, and that is such a huge issue. And like, you couldn't honor someone
You know, anyway, it just makes me sick that we're lifting up and honoring these people when they're mentally ill for a different reason, not related to their service. And just lifting up these people. Again, when President Trump did his State of the Union address and honored members of the military, you know, the Democrats couldn't even stand for this stuff.
So they only stand for members of the military if they're gay or trans or, you know, they're getting... their boob jobs paid for by the taxpayers. And, you know, if you remember the Don't Say Gay bill, Democrats also made a huge stink about that, including President Biden at the time, because Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, he wanted to pass, it was actually the parental rights and education bill.
But the Democrats just kind of rebranded it, Don't Say Gay. And it's not really so much that teachers couldn't talk about being gay with kids. It was that you couldn't talk about sex and sexuality with children under fourth grade, which is completely reasonable, by the way. And even I would push it even further than that.
But I remember doing sex ed in school in like, I think fourth or fifth grade, we started doing sex ed in school. So I can understand how, you know, learning about reproductive health and things like that is important. But, you know, talking about sexuality with, you know, third graders and below is absolutely ridiculous. So here is President Biden on the don't say gay bill, calling it cruel.
Watch. Transgender kids is a really hard thing. What's going on in Florida? is as my mother would say, close to sinful. I mean, it's just terrible what they're doing. It's not like, you know, a kid wakes up one morning and says, you know, I decided I want to become a man or I want to become a woman or I want to change. I mean, what are they thinking about here? They're human beings.
They love, they have feelings, they have inclinations that are, I mean, it just to me is, I don't know, it's cruel. And the way we do it is we make sure we pass legislation like we passed on same-sex marriage. You mess with that, you're breaking the law, and you're gonna be held accountable. Sinful and cruel to not be able to talk about sex with third graders?
This was the guy sitting in the Oval Office. It's so wild. He's the one sniffing kids' hair and no one called him a pedophile. It was crazy. Only people on the right called him a pedophile. Now he's, it's sinful to not talk to third graders and below about sex. Anyway, and cruel, sinful and cruel. This is coming from a devout Catholic man, by the way. And Biden also called trans kids very brave.
This was after he left office. So transgender people are some of the bravest Americans I know. But no person should have to be brave just to live in safety and dignity. Today, on Transgender Day of Visibility, I renew my commitment to building a healthy, safe, free, and just future for trans people everywhere, not just in the United States, trans people everywhere.
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