Andy Frisella is joined by Jaimee Michell from Gays Against Groomers and Becky Weiss from 1st Phorm. They discuss the UN General Assembly, Texas Liberals praying for drag queens, Piers Morgan wanting Russell Brand cancelled, and controversial topics like gender identity, the intentional destruction of the United States, and the sexual component of cosplay.

Joining the conversation are Spencer Klavan, an associate editor at the Claremont Review of Books, and Jaimee Michell, founder of Gays Against Groomers. They delve into Trump's proposal to end overtime taxes and its potential impact. Klavan draws parallels between the Roman Empire's fall and today's citizenship debates. Michell bravely discusses how LGBTQ+ platforms can sometimes promote harmful ideologies to children. Together, they shed light on controversial policies and the underlying societal shifts shaping America today.

Jaimee Michell, founder of Gays Against Groomers, shines a light on how the LGBTQ+ community has allegedly pushed harmful ideologies onto children. Rabbi Daniel Lapin explores Israel's unique stance on fertility issues facing the West, highlighting cultural and demographic contrasts. Together, they discuss the challenges of political disenchantment and advocacy amidst contentious narratives. The conversation dives into accountability in immigration efforts and the societal impacts of choices surrounding family planning in the current landscape.