Spot On with Link Lauren
Prince Harry Begs For Money, Exposing Hollywood Rot and Body Image Obsession, and Democrats' January 6 Vigil Stunt
07 Jan 2026
Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Well, my friends, welcome back to Spot on with Link. Lauren, if this is your first time here, welcome. We welcome everyone on this show. It's come one, come all to the Halloween ball. If you're a returning customer, hey, how are you? Happy hump day. Pour yourself a drink unless you're driving home from work. Get settled in. We have a jam-packed show, okay?
We're going to be discussing Hollywood blacklisting conservatives. We're going to be talking about body image. Apparently, there's this new trend where really wealthy women are having bodies take... They're taking fat taken... Wealthy women, okay, they're taking fat from cadavers and having it injected into their own bodies. So this is disgusting. We're going to be breaking this down.
This is all over the internet. It's this viral thing, this viral sensation. We're going to have to talk about Meghan Markle, Prince Harry, King Charles. Apparently, Prince Harry is begging his father for money. You should go get a job, okay? Okay. Go get a job like all the rest of us, okay?
Chapter 2: What issues are plaguing Hollywood today?
If I were Prince Harry and I had been living in a castle my whole life, I wouldn't be sitting here on this podcast, okay? But Prince Harry, he's had a fall from grace. Now maybe he needs some money. Go get a job. Go get a J-O-B. So we have a jam-packed show. We're also going to be doing a little bit of politics, talking about President Trump and some of the things going on in the administration.
But I want to start off the show also by asking you guys a question. So one of my friends, she got engaged recently, and we love her fiance, handsome guy, drop-dead gorgeous, quarterback of the football team, handsome guy. So I asked her, I said, can we tell this story on the podcast? She said, sure, just don't use my name, please, because I don't want to get fired. So my friend gets engaged.
She tells me, we're waiting till marriage. We are going to wait till marriage to have sex. We're not doing anything. We're going to wait till our wedding night to consummate marriage. the relationship. And I thought, oh my God, this is something we don't talk about out in the open, right? We don't have this conversation out in the open anymore.
So I wanted to ask you guys, have you waited till marriage? Okay. If you're going to get married, would you wait? What do you see as the benefits, right? Because one of my friends I was speaking to right before I came on camera, She's quite religious. She says she wished she had waited because it would have been more biblical. It would have been really part of her life and her ethos.
And she wishes she had waited because she's like, why did I give myself to these guys who were losers before? Right? Why did I give my energy, my body, my time to guys before I found my husband and found Mr. Right. And if I could go back and have him just be the only one I would do that. I also think in talking to some other girlfriends of mine, There are different parameters, right?
I think some folks, when they say they're waiting till marriage, they're like, we'll do everything. We've done everything but that, okay? It's like some of these girls out here, they're like, I'm waiting till marriage. It's like, sweetheart, you carry knee pads in your purse, okay? We've all known you. This whole I'm a virgin, innocent person waiting until marriage, we don't buy it.
For me, I would want to try out the equipment first. Especially if you're a woman, wouldn't you want to know kind of what you're getting into, what's going on down there? So I want to hear from you guys. Have you waited till marriage? Why did you wait till marriage? I do think there's something beautiful and sort of the tension building of waiting till marriage, right?
Consummating that night and not doing anything before. It's like, because we live in a world that's so sexualized and we're so inundated with sex and imagery constantly and every show has tons of sex scenes and tons of vulgarity, there is something about waiting now That's kind of just really building the tension. So I understand every perspective of it.
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Chapter 3: How is body image obsession affecting society?
And I love on this page, we can have these open debates. So that is the question for today. What do you think about waiting till marriage? Have you waited till marriage? Do some of you regret waiting till marriage? Maybe you married the guy and then on the wedding night, you're like, uh-oh, he's got like a gherkin. It's not great down there. I should have known.
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So he's been speaking out about what he calls rot in the soul of Hollywood. He says, Hollywood is dismantling itself. And part of the problem is the blacklisting of conservative celebrities. And I could not agree more. with this because Hollywood, right?
These liberals in Hollywood who sit around these writers rooms, they say they want diversity, inclusion, all of these things, but they don't actually want diversity of thought and very seldom, right? Very seldom do they even make movies for conservatives, right? Very seldom do they make movies that appeal to a Republican audience.
In fact, there are tons of movies I feel that look down on Republicans, that look down on conservatives. So many movies I see now, right? They're very urban. It's about life in New York City or life in Los Angeles or life in Miami. And it's like these people in their liberal big city enclaves forget how much world there is, right?
How much storytelling there should be between Los Angeles and New York, right? All of these states that politicians and Hollywood elites like to fly over and look down upon. What about telling some of those stories? I think that's why J.D. Vance's Hillbilly Elegy resonated so much. There are even movies like Sound of Freedom.
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Chapter 4: What are the implications of using cadaver fat for cosmetic procedures?
out of their way to just make everything so woke. And you can even look at Netflix, right? Netflix, it's near impossible to find anything to watch on Netflix at this point, right? You go on Netflix, they've got Queer Eye, right? They've got Queer Eye where you have like a man in a dress with a beard going around somehow giving fashion and life advice.
And all these people, their lives are in shambles, right? The show Queer Eye is supposed to be about this group of queer men going door to door, helping people turn their lives around. Their lives are a mess, okay? I don't want to take life advice from you. That's like taking driving lessons from Stevie Wonder or Ray Charles, right?
Taking driver's ed from Stevie Wonder is probably safer than taking life advice from Jonathan Van Ness. And then Jonathan Van Ness, just on an unsequitur, had the audacity to comment on my social media and say, I look disturbing and I'm ugly or something like that. I don't care. I don't care because I'm judged on the merit of my character. I'm judged on the things I say and I do.
I don't care if I look perfect every single day of the week. I don't care if I never look perfect. So Jonathan Van Ness, I think Netflix has just gone so woke. And then you even look at the kids shows, right? The children's shows on Netflix, they're also so woke. They're pushing trans ideology, gender ideology. And it's not that we can't have these discussions, right?
Kids are going to grow up and learn what a trans person is. I'm not saying you have to shield them forever. But when you have shows that are for three, four, and five-year-olds, and then you're teaching them they might be born in the wrong body, I think that's pretty disgusting. And so I'm glad that Rob Schneider is calling out some of this rot in Hollywood. And here's what he believes.
He believes in five years, many major film studios in Los Angeles will just be real estate. And instead of leaning on Hollywood movies for entertainment, audiences will increasingly turn to watching videos on social media instead of films.
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Chapter 5: Why is Prince Harry demanding money from King Charles?
Every night, every night I sit in front of the TV and here's the great conundrum, right? We have so many apps on the TV. Some of you are cord cutters. You've got all the apps, but then if you haven't cut the cord, you still have a million channels. So you have all these channels, all these apps, every movie, every show at your fingertips. It's impossible to find something to watch.
It's like you have too much variety. I end up watching a movie that I know I love. I'll end up watching a movie that came out 20 years ago. You know what I'm saying? The other night I watched Auntie Mame that came out much more than 20 years ago.
You guys, I was not around when Auntie Mae was in theaters, but I'll watch something that's a classic instead of trying to find something new because you go on Netflix now, it's gonna be an anti-white, anti-conservative film. It's gonna be a movie about some woke garbledy goop. I mean, if Netflix,
did a movie about Anne Frank's story, they would probably find like an African-American non-binary, you know, Pan-African Navajo woodworker to play Anne Frank. Like that's how ridiculous Netflix has gotten, right? When they do the story, when they do the story of Maduro's capture, right? I'm sure Maduro is going to have to be black. He can't even be Hispanic.
They're going to have to switch up everybody's race and gender. And so Netflix, it's almost impossible to find things to watch. I also remember before we move on to our next topic, I remember being in college and I took a class on interviewing and jobs and how people put together a workplace. It was a really interesting class.
It was an elective course, but it was taught by this incredible woman who was a recruiter. And she came in and she would help businesses sort of restructure. And I remember looking at this one study that showed us diversity is not the strength in a workplace, right?
A little bit of diversity, if you have a group of people, they can problem solve, they can come up with innovative ideas, but it's like a bell curve, okay? A little bit of diversity, some interesting voices in the room, great, you're super productive. So much diversity, the productivity starts to go down. And I think that's what we're seeing in Hollywood.
You throw all different types of people in the room together because you care about checking boxes, you're going to make a terrible film, okay? It's nice sometimes to have a film from a singular perspective. I'm gay. I don't need to see a gay character in every single film or TV show, okay?
It's like, you'll be watching a show and all of a sudden it's like, here's the gay best friend sashaying in with a scarf. And it's like, this has nothing to do with the plot line. It's like, here comes the gay sassy friend. And it's like, wait, this is a movie about like geoengineering. What's going on here? We don't need this. Okay.
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Chapter 6: What are the consequences of the Democrats' January 6 vigil stunt?
We know and we can tell exactly what is going on with our bodies. But when it comes to body image and social media, I've seen this new trend where people are way too comfortable, way too comfortable chiming in and opining on other people's bodies, their friends, their family, celebrities, sure. We can rail on celebrities all we want.
They're making gazillions of dollars and they have access to all types of things. But I just feel like family and friends have gotten to a point where they are way, way, way too comfortable commenting on each other's bodies. I mean, I have one friend who's pregnant. One of her friends wrote her, what, do you have twins in the oven? And she's like, what does that mean?
Oh, it looks like you're carrying twins. That was shady. Okay, so people are getting real brazen, hiding behind their phones, hiding behind their keyboards. But I also think Hollywood is playing a role.
right we can look back to the kardashians the kardashians have always gone to drastic measures because they have no talent really their entire life force is by keeping up and maintaining their bodies right kim kardashian she's not going to go write a book on physics you know what i'm saying they're not going to go split the atom what the kardashians have is maintaining their bodies and their sex appeal but what they're not so honest about is how they go about doing these things i mean i remember
Chapter 7: What insights does Kai Trump share about politics?
when Kim Kardashian got that blood facial, right? Kim Kardashian went and got a blood facial and she was screaming and crying and they were injecting her and doing all of this crazy stuff, okay? So then there might be folks out there who go to a less than savory doctor in a strip mall thinking, I'm gonna do a blood facial. They might walk out with scars, right?
They might walk out with some things that aren't so great. And then these celebrities, right? What's also so hypocritical, you have folks like Amy Schumer. Amy Schumer, she's a comedian. She had a movie, I believe, called Trainwreck. So Amy Schumer, her whole brand was that she was sort of the relatable girl who had meat on her bones. She wasn't super skinny.
Well, she filed for a divorce from her husband recently. And now she's very open about the fact that she's on Ozempic. So Amy Schumer, who pushed everybody, love the skin you're in, love being big, love being beautiful. The second she can go get that shot... She did. So Amy Schumer, she's another one of these hypocrites in Hollywood.
And then there are girls out there who think, well, I need to go get Ozempic too. Maybe they can't afford it. Maybe it's not covered by their insurance. And then they're going to other drastic measures. And so that's the great hypocrisy, right? When I saw these pictures of Amy Schumer, They were going viral all over the internet.
She used to pride herself in being a writer, a comedian, a producer. Now you look at Amy Schumer, she's literally just posting pictures in bikinis and underwear to show off, hey, I'm on Ozempic now and I'm skinny and you're not. After building a career for 10 years, telling girls, love the skin you're in, be big, be beautiful.
And one thing we also don't talk about enough is that men are affected by this as well. I have so many friends, okay, so many friends who are guys who are very obsessed with image, working out, taking supplements, taking steroids. And it's because when they go on Instagram now, they go on Instagram, they see other people in the gym and they think, oh, I should be doing that.
They see these guys on Instagram with these like massive muscles and the veins popping out. that's probably not natural, right? That didn't come from eating your grains Popeye and going to the gym. People are taking all sorts of things and going to drastic measures. And I think there are just as many guys out there
with major body image issues, with eating disorders, who don't talk about it, right? Because the culture is so focused on women. But you even have male celebrities who are going through drastic weight loss changes now. Maybe they're being aided and abetted by Ozempic. We have Jonah Hill, right? Jonah Hill, his brand as an actor was that he was sort of the big, funny guy in all the films.
Well, Jonah Hill, he has lost a ton of weight. He's actually lost even more weight than the pictures show. I just didn't want to pay for those pictures. us. We're affordable over here. I'm very frugal, okay? So Jonah Hill, he lost all this weight. And so I think men in Hollywood, men around the country, guys out there at the gym, they size themselves up too.
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