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Who is Link Lauren and what is her political viewpoint?
Well, my friends, welcome to the first ever episode of Spot On with Link Lauren, a show where I'm going to break down the calamities of Hollywood, the circus of Washington, D.C., and everything in between. I can't even contain my excitement. It has taken years to get here, and I'm so grateful to everyone tuning in. I spoke a little about my life story on Megyn Kelly's show last Friday, and I couldn't be prouder to have her in my corner producing this project. Now every day, people ask about my political ideology. What do you stand for? How'd you get this way? That last question, I'll have to unpack 30 years from now in therapy, but I can tell you my political ideology is common sense, which lies predominantly with the Republican Party and President Trump right now. They're on the 80% of all of these 80-20 issues. I don't want men and women's sports. I don't want MS-13 gang members running amok on our streets, taking over apartment complexes.
I don't want a repeat of Lake and Riley and Jhasa Nangari, who were brutally murdered by illegal migrant criminals. Even Bill Clinton said back in 1995, we are a nation of immigrants, but we're also a nation of laws. Democrats used to want secure borders. They would have never allowed men and women's sports, but they've gone cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs the last 10 years. It's insane. And there's one clip going viral right now that really makes my blood boil, and it encapsulates why I could never identify with the Democrat Party today. This is Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy when asked by New York Times columnist Ross Douthat about men and women's sports. Take a look.
I don't have any fear of transgender athletes participating in sports.
Well, no, wait, just so you don't have any fear of it. Do you think it's unfair? If you had a daughter competing against a biological male, would you find it unfair?
I don't have girls, right? So I necessarily can't, right? I can't put myself in that position.
Have some empathy, right? For those of us who do. Right. So would you find it unfair?
I mean, I've talked to lots of parents of girls in Connecticut who do not think it's unfair and who think that the benefits that those athletes get from being part of a team is important and they don't mind or feel threatened by the competition.
I think everybody can come to their own conclusion, but all I'm saying is that... Right, but your conclusion is the current, is the official line of liberalism right now.
It's just you're saying you don't. Yes, my conclusion is that I would support those athletes being able to participate in my community, right, in my community. But I but I would not substitute my judgment and my community's judgment for another community's judgment.
That clip makes my skin crawl. Chris Murphy, Hakeem Jeffries, Tim Walls, Cory Booker, Chuck Schumer, you're all a bunch of beta male bitch boys who can't defend women. There should be no stuttering. This isn't Joe Biden in a debate. It's a yes or no question. These men who preach about feminism and DEI are liars and hypocrites. If you can't condemn men and women's sports, then you're a neutered man with no principles. Senator Murphy and all his elite Democrat friends in D.C. are fine with women getting beat up on the volleyball court and losing out on trophies and scholarships. Basically, young women, what they're telling you is it doesn't matter if you train hard, get up at 4 a.m. every day.
A man can come along and take all that you worked for at the last minute. And if you speak up, you're transphobic, you're bigoted. You just need to deal with it, ladies, and be uncomfortable. Now, I want all the women to know, the moms, the grandmas, the dads too, I will go to the mat on this issue. It's an issue that kicked off my career in commentary and politics years ago. And I want these men in the Democrat Party to listen closely. I'm going to have my foot on your necks every day over this issue. I'll be here on this show, on social media. I'll be here in the midterms and in 2028 until you defend women and stop dancing around their safety and security. I'm not going anywhere. In fact, I'm just getting started.
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