Stephen A. Smith teased that the latest edition of his podcast would wade into waters he’s tried to avoid: His apparent long-standing beef with Jason Whitlock, the former ESPN columnist and personality who currently hosts a show for Blaze Media. As Smith claims, while he’s tried to avoid mentioning Whitlock directly for a decade or so, he’s felt compelled to say something in the aftermath of comments that Whitlock made questioning if Smith wrote his own autobiography.
Stephen A. Smith responds to allegations that he didn’t actually write his book.
“I can assure you so help me God, I wrote my book. It’s my memoir. It’s my life story.” pic.twitter.com/J2xQb7jryV
Well, the podcast finally dropped, and Smith really decides to explore the space that this medium provides. The full video is at the top of this post, and Smith spends essentially the final 45 minutes of his pod on the subject.
“Jason Whitlock,” Smith said at the 14:29 mark. “I said that name. It’s not a name I’ve uttered. I normally don’t do that. But it’s necessary to do now. I’ve had enough of that fat bastard, that piece of sh*t, and I wanna make sure that before I go to break, I want anyone out there who watches me, anyone out there who knows me, anyone out there — no matter what you think of me — I want you to remember, I never talk about him. I never talk about my colleagues. I don’t do that. This is a first. But it’s necessary.”
Smith continued to tease this, saying he called his pastor asking for forgiveness “because he’s not gonna recognize the person he’s about to hear,” and gave his bosses a heads up about what he was about to do.
“My sisters, my nieces and nephews, my boys in the industry, everybody that I could reach out to in time has been warned,” Smith said. “It’s time for me to address this, I’m only gonna do it once. Because this bastard is worth less than a damn cockroach. He wanted my attention, he’s got it.”
Smith then went to break before coming back and discussing all of this, and well, it’s a lot. You can jump right to the 18:35 mark and go from there.
On Wednesday, January 10, Lopez released “Can’t Get Enough,” the lead single from her forthcoming album This Is Me… Now, alongside a very funny video directed by Dave Meyers. It features four weddings, the star trolling her own four-marriage history, and it’s glorious. Alas, Ben Affleck does not make an appearance.
At the beginning, Lopez marries her first husband while someone whispers to his plus-one in the crowd, “I told you she couldn’t be alone.” He holds his hand out for money, having won a bet. Later, Lopez is dancing with Derek Hough, meant to play her second husband. All the while, the same wedding guests come through with snide comments like “Third time’s the charm?” and “Don’t catch [the bouquet]; it’s cursed!” By the end, Lopez is stone-faced while overhearing off-camera men complaining about her nonstop work ethic, as well as her “defensiveness, and constant criticism.” The screen reads, “To be continued…”
As per press release, the video is from her upcoming movie This Is Me…Now: A Love Story, directed by filmmaker Dave Meyers, which is due out on Amazon Prime Video on February 16 — the same release date for Lopez’s first album since 2014’s A.K.A. Of course, This Is Me… Now is a bookend to Lopez’s 2002 album, This Is Me… Then, released in the thick of Affleck and Lopez’s first go-round. (For anyone living under a rock, Affleck and Lopez reunited in 2021 and have been married since July 2022.)
“I think it might surprise some people,” Lopez told Varietyof her single and video at the 2024 Golden Globes on Sunday, January 7. “It’s definitely kind of a meta story about the journey that it takes from getting from heartbreak back to love […] I am somewhat of an expert, you could say, in a real way. Not so much about marriage but on weddings. Again, I don’t take myself too seriously. I think that life is a crazy journey where you fall down and you get back up, and you keep trying and you never give up.”
As for This Is Me… Now, Lopez is “embracing the return to traditional physical albums,” as excerpted from the press release:
“Jennifer has created a bespoke collection of special & limited editions. This includes a deluxe CD with a stunning 40 page booklet featuring exclusive photos, plus 2 of 20 available polaroid photos. The standard vinyl comes in Jennifer’s favorite color of green, and there are also eight additional exclusive vinyls with a variety of covers and vinyl colors creating an exciting collectors series. JLovers will be treated to a signed vinyl that is available exclusively on onthejlo.com and features an emerald disc and exclusive cover. The full product offerings are available at the preorder link here.”
Watch the “Can’t Get Enough” video above, and check out the This Is Me… Now cover art and tracklist (as first reported by Billboard) below.
Copyright to Jennifer Lopez
1. “This Is Me…Now”
2. “To Be Yours”
3. “Mad in Love”
4. “Can’t Get Enough”
5. “Rebound”
6. “not.going.anywhere.”
7. “Dear Ben, Pt. II”
8. “Hummingbird”
9. “Hearts and Flowers”
10. “Broken Like Me”
11. “This Time Around”
12. “Midnight Trip to Vegas”
13. “Greatest Love Story Never Told”
This Is Me… Now is out 2/16 via Nuyorican Productions/BMG Rights Management. Find more information here.
Back in December of 2023, LA-based, progressive comedian Madi Hart made a joke that went viral in the most unlikely of places: right wing media.
Here’s what happened: Hart had just been on a date with someone she described as a “guy’s guy,” who incidentally paid for everything on said date. In a TikTok clip, Hart joked that because of that, she joked “I felt the feminism leaving my body,” based on a long running conservative meme.
Apparently conservatives on Twitter missed the memo that Hart wasn’t actually serious about abandoning her feminist values. Cue a comedy of errors way more hilarious than the initial joke itself.
As Hart explained in a follow-up video, her original TikTok soon became the subject of analyzation on the “Matt Walsh Show,” where the staunch right-wing host noted that if Hart was willing to give up feminism in order to have things paid for, she needed to “be willing to play her part” in being a “feminine women that a masculine man desires.”
But that was just the beginning. Pretty soon Hart was featured on Republican think pieces that labeled her as ‘progressive ‘artsy’ woman” and “smitten lib chick” who dated one “guy’s guy” and was now “ready to swear off feminism and dating liberals,” marking it as a victory to the patriarchy. Yes, really.
Hart then admitted that the real insult in all this was being called a “self-proclaimed comedian” several times.
“I make money from this! I’m a proclaimed comedian!” she quipped.
Of course, it didn’t stop there. There were also countless tweets of this nature:
Girl goes on a date with a masculine man and it erases all of her woke programming. There is hope yet for the next generation of young people, as long as they can get away from the soy boy liberal snowflakes. pic.twitter.com/y8qry4jOud
And then, to top things off, Hart’s video made it to Fox News. How did she find this out? Her estranged Republican father called to congratulate her.
Giggling and asking “why is this on national news?” Hart played the segment where host Jesse Waters shared the clip. She explained that apparently a “dating analyst” was brought on to discuss whether masculinity was, in fact, “dead or not.”
But wait, there’s one more thing. Hart concluded her video by sharing, “In my TikTok, I say that I’m bisexual and most of my extended family did not know that I was bisexual. They all saw the clip because they all watch Fox News every night. So that is also how I came out to my entire extended family. Via Fox News.”
“Okay but coming out on national news is actually so iconic,” one person reassured in the comments.
Watch the full video below. And kudos to Hart for sharing all this ridiculousness while wearing a shirt of herself on Fox News. Please sell those at shows.
In an interview with Buzzfeed, Hart argued that the driving factor behind this peak comedy situation “comes down to an oversimplified, and overly-individualistic, perception of what feminism even is,” adding, “who buys who a drink has literally nothing to do with feminism. But if conservatives expanded their idea of what feminism is, they would have to expand their idea of who the patriarchy harms, and they’re not ready for that conversation.”
Maybe not. But in the meantime, who says we can’t have a good laugh?
Following Hart on TikTok and Instagram could help with that. Just remember, she’s probably joking!
For the second year in a row, the Golden Globes were back, after a little hiatus from the airwaves in 2022 over all their, shall we say, issues. By now things are more or less back to normal, which is to say Sunday night’s show was kind of a mess. Though Taylor Swift and Meghan Markle dominated the headlines, so did its choice of host: comic and Easter Sunday star Jo Koy, who delivered an opening monologue that was, to put it mildly, not well-received. But was Koy really that bad? One of his joke targets doesn’t think so.
Per Deadline, Greta Gerwig recently went on BBC Radio 4, where she was asked about Koy’s bit about her most recent directorial work, which you may have heard about. During his opener, the comic cracked that Oppenheimer, which took home Best Motion Picture — Drama, “is based on a 721-page Pulitzer Prize-winning book about the Manhattan Project, and Barbie is on a plastic doll with big boobies.”
Did that leave Gerwig offended? Pshaw.
“Well, he’s not wrong,” she replied. “She’s the first doll that was mass produced with breasts, so he was right on. And you know, I think that so much of the project of the movie was unlikely because it is about a plastic doll… Barbie by her very construction has no character, no story, she’s there to be projected upon.”
It’s a thoughtful response to what was a silly joke. And it’s not like the movie has been treated like some joke. On top of making gobs of cash money, it has an 88% on Rotten Tomatoes, with many of the reviews praising its smarts, particularly that moving, Meryl Streep-approved America Ferrera speech. Perhaps we don’t have to remind you that it’s the latest from the director of Lady Bird and the 2019 Little Women, and it was cowritten by the maker of Greenberg, which co-starred [drum roll] Gerwig.
At this year’s Globes, Barbie was nominated for nine trophies, including Best Motion Picture — Musical of Comedy. It won two: one for the Billie Eilish song “What Was I Made For?” and another for the odd Cinematic and Box Office Achievement.
Star Trek may be thriving on TV, but whatever happened to the franchise’s movie wing? It’s been a good while since their last film, namely Star Trek Beyond, from all the way back in 2016. Donald Trump wasn’t even elected yet, to show you how long ago that was. There’s been talk of getting the old, Chris Pine-led gang back together, but that’s yet to get off the ground. (There was also that “gangster” one Quentin Tarantino was going to make, but that was too pure for this world.) Now, finally, a new Trek film is in the offing, though Captain Kirk and company won’t be in it.
Per The Hollywood Reporter, Paramount has announced a kind of prequel film, set decades before the events of the J.J. Abrams-helmed 2009 revival, which brought the series back to the big screen for the first time since 2002’s woebegone Star Trek: Nemesis, about the Next Generation cadre. The film will be helmed by Toby Haynes, who directed episodes of the gritty Disney show Andor.
This doesn’t mean moviegoers won’t ever see the Pine crew on the big screen. Paramount still still wants to bring the likes of Zachary Quinto, Zoe Saldana, and Simon Pegg back for one last hurrah. That project was announced last March, though it seemed a bit premature, with other cast members admitting they hadn’t even been contacted about it, to see if they were even available/willing to do it.
In the meantime, there are so, so many of the deathless franchise’s TV shows on Paramount+ that Trekkies ought never to feel restless.
Between dropping How Do You Sleep At Night?and supporting Travis Scott on tour, Teezo Touchdown hasn’t had much time to sleep in recent months. It would appear the Texas-born artist doesn’t believe in downtime because he’s begun 2024 being just as restless.
On Wednesday, January 10, Teezo surprise-dropped the extended version of his debut album, entitled How Do You Sleep At Night? With You. The extended album adds three songs: “Up & Down,” “Out Of Respect,” and “Third Coast.”, Apple Music also revealed Teezo Touchdown as its first Up Next artist of 2024.
“I’m honored to have the opportunity to be the January Up Next artist for 2024 and I’m looking forward to the other artists who will push music forward for the rest of the year,” Teezo said in a statement, as per press release. “Thank you to everyone at Apple Music.”
Uproxx thought highly of Teezo, as How Do You Sleep At Night? made our “Best Albums Of 2023” list. Anyone who has yet to get a taste of Teezo’s daring, eclectic artistry will have an opportunity when he begins his Spend The Night Tourthis spring.
Watch Teezo’s Apple Music Up Next short film above, and see his upcoming tour dates below.
03/21 — Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Melkweg OZ
03/22 — Zurich, Switzerland @ M4 Music Festival
03/25 — Paris, France @ Bellevilloise/Cabaret Sauvage
03/26 — Berlin, Germany @ Gretchen
03/29 – London, United Kingdom @ Village Underground/Electric Ballroom
04/30 — Charlotte, NC @ The Underground
05/02 — Boston, MA @ Paradise Rock Club
05/03 — Philadelphia, PA @ Theatre of the Living Arts
05/07 — Toronto, ON @ The Phoenix
05/08 — Detroit, MI @ Saint Andrews Hall
05/10 — Minneapolis, MN @ Amsterdam
05/13 — Denver, CO @ Cervantes Ballroom
05/14 — Salt Lake City, UT @ Soundwell
05/16 — Portland, OR @ Hawthorne Theatre
05/17 — Vancouver, BC @ Hollywood Theatre
05/18 — Seattle, WA @ Neumos
05/21 — San Francisco, CA @ The Independent
05/24 — Santa Ana, CA @ Observatory OC
05/25 — Los Angeles, CA @ The Fonda Theatre
05/27 — Phoenix, AZ @ Crescent Ballroom
05/30 — Dallas, TX @ House of Blues
05/31 — Austin, TX @ Come and Take It Live
06/01 — Houston, TX @ House of Blues
06/04 — Atlanta, GA @ Masquerade
Many citizens of western countries have no experience living in a war zone and the toll it takes on a person’s overall wellbeing. Usually to protect the civilian population, other countries open their borders to allow those vulnerable inside so their needs can be met without the constant threat of harm. But not every population has the option to leave their war torn country for safety with the comfort of knowing they’ll be able to return when it’s safe.
For some people, they have to stay where they are and make do with what’s available. This means dealing with situations that people who are donating to assist innocent civilians may not realize things that are needed outside of food, water and baby formula.
Bisan Owda, 25, is a journalist in Gaza who has made it her mission to strip the shame away from an issue unique to women trapped in the middle of a war.
In a now expired Instagram story, Owda explained that when the war between Israel and Hamas started, women took birth control pills to delay their menstrual cycles. The hope was to avoid their periods until the war was over as it would be an inconvenience while displaced from their homes. Except, this conflict has lasted longer than most anticipated, which means women and girls have found themself in an unsanitary predicament unique to them.
“The population of Gaza strip is 2.2 million people, 49 percent of them are women and women in Gaza do not have access to hygiene water, to personal hygiene supplies, to menstrual supplies, to sanitary pads,” Owda says in a video uploaded to Instagram in early December. “They don’t have access to all these things and women now are simply exposed to psychological and physical health risks because there’s no products to use during their periods. Women are shy to tell you this but they don’t have to be shy actually.”
This is a reality that many people don’t think about, including the organizations sending aid to the area as Owda points out in her video, it seems to be missing from the few aid trucks that are allowed into Gaza. The conditions are overcrowded and there are very few functioning bathrooms that these women have access to. But it’s not just the women who are experiencing their monthly menstrual cycles that are suffering, it’s women who have just given birth as well.
Postpartum women are instructed to keep good hygiene by changing their sanitary pad 4 or more times a day, using a squirt bottle after using the bathroom, and soak in a bath to aid with wound cleaning. Women who have just given birth are at a much higher risk for infection of their uterus if they contract common vaginal infections that can be the result of a lack of sanitary items.
“We’re suffering from being hungry, from being thirsty, from being bombed. We’re suffering from being displaced. Now we are suffering also because there are no pads. It’s just a new suffering,” Owda said.
When Owda interviewed Nour, a young woman living in Gaza about the lack of menstrual products, Nour explains, “many young women are grappling with this challenge, resorting to alternatives such as tissues or scraps of cloth, all of which are unhygienic. The cloth requires regular washing, cleaning and changing.”
A local doctor reveals to Owda, “each day we encounter numerous instances of fever, directly linked to vaginal yeast infections arising from inadequate hygiene and the absence of feminine hygiene products. Sanitary pads can’t be found anywhere.”
The situation is dire and medical doctors in the region are expressing the danger that comes with lack of access to this critical sanitary supply.
“It’s extremely dangerous because we’re talking about hygiene. When a woman is in good health, maintains cleanliness, and has access to fundamental necessities, it significantly contributes to the baby’s well-being. Cleanliness is crucial for ensuring the health of both mother and baby. The lack of feminine hygiene products is not only a matter of health but also brings about a sense of humiliation,” another doctor explains to Owda.
After sharing about the struggles women are facing in Gaza, Egyptian Cure Bank, a hospital in Egypt has begun accepting donations to send medical supplies to Gaza, which include feminine hygiene products. Even though people are in imminent danger, they’re still people so women will continue to need sanitary pads and babies will continue to need diapers. Hopefully more shipments of these imperative supplies will make it to the people that need it most because all people that have periods deserve dignity while managing it.
“Comedians Giving Lectures” is a UK show that features funny people competing against each other to see who can give the best TED-style talk. One of the most memorable was by 32-year-old comedian Rhys James, who lectured about online stalking and his speech ended with a twist. He outed a surprised audience member as one of his online trolls.
The lecture opens with a bit on how just about everyone does a bit of social media stalking, whether it’s old-school friends or former love interests. But then he asks the big question: When do we know we’ve gone too far? Is it scrolling through hundreds of posts on someone’s page or accidentally liking a photo someone posted years ago?
Rhys then admitted that he stalks just like everyone else but prefers strangers.
“You may not want to be stalked, but you shouldn’t feel guilty for stalking. We all do it. You know what matters is who you stalk,” Rhys said in his lecture. I’m sure everyone in this room at some point has stalked an ex and their new partner at some point. Maybe a colleague. Maybe an old-school friend, but that’s not the title of this lecture. I stalk strangers online. Strangers, people I’ve never even met.”
As a comedian, Rhys has a different relationship with strangers than most. He has to deal with their opinions constantly on social media. So, why not give them a taste of their own medicine?
At the end of his lecture, Rhys points out an audience member and lets them know that they are the victim of his most recent foray into stalking. The great part is how the troll slowly realizes they’re the reason for the entire lecture.
At about 4 minutes into the clip, he singles out “Dean” in the audience, who at first nods with surprise. He then takes it a step further, pointing out where Dean went to school and even his home address. You know, the kinds of things an online stalker seeks out. Dean nods with an uncomfortable smile before Rhys deadpans, “I know who you fu**ing are, mate.”
At that point, Dean literally covers his mouth in shock but still has a laugh along with the audience at his own expense.
Rhys then goes on to highlight a mean tweet Dean once sent in his direction back in 2016. “You bully, Dean!” Rhys says jokingly. It was clearly all done in good fun and even Dean is clapping by the end. But Rhys did a great job of using his elaborate set up to bring attention to the real issue of online stalking and bullying. It’s a master stroke that every parent should think about showing to their kids and more than a few adults themselves should take a look at.
Winter has just begun (technically) but we’re already over it. Sadly, we can’t just wish the sunless months away. We can do something to fight the frigidity though. And it doesn’t even cost a flight!
Just sip on a fruity, juicy, hazy IPA. Seriously, a well-made hazy IPA is as close to a tropical getaway in a pint glass as you’re going to find. These unfiltered IPAs are known for featuring the flavors of ripe pineapple, peach, mango, guava, passionfruit, and all manner of bright, vibrant citrus fruits.
Below, you’ll find eight of our favorite juicy IPAs. We ranked them based on a balance between juicy tropical fruits and dank hops.
This year-round offering from the folks at Tampa Cigar City is named for the “fancy paper” that adorned cigar boxes. It’s juicy, sweet, hazy, and loaded with tropical fruit flavor thanks to the liberal use of Idaho 7, Strata, and Sabro hops.
Tasting Notes:
On the nose, you’ll find aromas of grapefruit, tangerines, limes, and a nice kick of floral, piney hops. The palate is a little more tropical fruit flavor with ripe pineapple, mango, tangerine, lemongrass, and dank pine. It’s a nice mix of tropical fruit sweetness, citrus, and hops.
Bottom Line:
This is a great beer for drinkers not sure if they’ll embrace a hazy IPA. It’s a balanced, fruity, hoppy, memorable beer.
With a name like Juicy Hoot, you should have a pretty good idea about what’s inside this can. Brewed with Simcoe, Galaxy, Talus, HBC 692, and Mosaic hops, it’s known for its hazy, juicy, tropical fruit aroma and flavor.
Tasting Notes:
The nose is a symphony of tropical aromas with notes of pineapple, mango, guava, passionfruit, and light pine needles. More of the same in the best way possible with a ton of caramelized pineapple, grapefruit, orange peels, passionfruit, and ripe peaches, The finish is a nice mix of sweetness and subtle bitterness.
Bottom Line:
This hazy IPA is all about balance. The sweetness-to-bitterness ratio is borderline perfect.
Who wouldn’t want to crack open a beer called “Party Forward” it sounds like something Wayne Campbell would say to Garth Algar. This year-round offering gets its soft, tropical fruit flavor from being brewed with Citra hops as well as wheat and oats.
Tasting Notes:
A complex nose of pineapple, passionfruit, tangerines, grass, and pine greet you before your first sip. Drinking it reveals flavors like wheat, sweet oatmeal, passionfruit, pineapple, orange peels, mango, peach, and lightly floral, dank pine. The finish is very citrus-centric with almost a hint of spice to round it all out.
Bottom Line:
This is a sweet, softy, creamy, fruit IPA with a hint of wintry spice to give it a unique overall flavor.
We have so much love for this juicy, hazy, IPA, you might even say it’s some “big love”. This double IPA is dry-hopped with Cashmere, Centennial, and Citra hops. The result is a boozy, high-ABV banger loaded with tropical goodness.
Tasting Notes:
A lot is going on with this beer’s nose. There are aromas of toasted coconut, pineapple grapefruit, mango, and floral, lightly dank pine. Sipping it brings forth notes of tangerines, lime zest, grapefruit, pineapple, coconut, mango, guava, and a nice kick of floral, resinous hops at the finish.
Bottom Line:
This is one for coconut and citrus fans. It’s like an island punch in a pint glass. What could be better on a cold night?
Sometimes, even in the winter months, you want something a little lighter and more sessionable. That’s where Lawson’s Finest Liquids Hazy Rays comes in. This beer is only 5.3% ABV, but it’s a flavor bomb is brewed with Citra and Mandarina Bavaria hops.
Tasting Notes:
A nose of orange peels, ripe peach, grapefruit, mango, caramel malts, and floral pine greets you first. Drinking it brings forth notes of mango, juicy peach, caramelized pineapple, tangerine, and a nice bite of floral, hoppy bitterness at the finish.
Bottom Line:
Hazy Rays is a sessionable, flavorful respite from the high-ABV hazy IPAs on the market. It’s a nice, crushable break from the norm.
Sloop Juice Bomb is already a mammoth of a juicy IPA. It only improves in the double IPA version aptly called Sloop Juicier Bomb. Tropical fruits and a nice, dank finish surround a nice malt backbone. This is a truly complex, bold hazy IPA you won’t soon forget.
Tasting Notes:
There’s a ton of orange zest, tangerine, and lemongrass on the nose as well as mango, caramel malts, oats, and a nice hit of floral, dank hops. The palate is loaded with toasted coconut sweetness, caramelized pineapple, mango, passionfruit, oats, papaya, and a nice finish of spicy, floral hops.
Bottom Line:
As double IPAs go, this is surprisingly well-rounded and drinkable without the boozy flavor you’d expect from an 8% ABV brew.
Brewed with Citra, Strata, Azacca hops as well as 2-row barley, Weyermann pilsner malt, white wheat, flaked wheat, flaked oats, and oat malts, Fort George Magnetic Fields is known for its juicy, fruity, balanced flavor profile.
Tasting Notes:
A lot is going on with this beer’s nose. There are notes of ripe peaches, berries, tangerines, lemongrass, mango, and a nice kick of dank pine. On the palate, you’ll find notes of orange cream, lime, grapefruit, apricot, pineapple, and a nice bite of resinous pine at the very end.
Bottom Line:
Everything is in perfect balance with this beer. Sweet malts, dank hops, and ripe fruit. This beer has it all.
If you have never tried a beer from Exhibit ‘A’, we suggest trying its Exhibit ‘A’ The Cat’s Meow first. This year-round, award-winning hazy IPA is known for its cloudy appearance and mix of sweet malts, stone fruits, ripe citrus fruits, and dank bitterness.
Tasting Notes:
A complex nose of ripe peaches, clementines, wet grass, grapefruit, mango, passionfruit, and resinous pine needles makes for a very welcoming start. Sipping it reveals notes of apricot, tangerines, lemons, grass, caramel malts, grapefruit, guava, and a nice kick of floral, pine needles at the very finish.
Bottom Line:
It’s very sweet and loaded with tropical fruits, but it’s not a cloying, sugar bomb. There’s a perfect hint of malts and a nice bitterness at the finish to tie it all together nicely.
Wednesday was an unusually unruly on in the nation’s capital, with Hunter Biden crashing a House Oversight Committee hearing on whether or not to hold him in contempt of Congress for ignoring a subpoena. At one point one classic literature understander Nancy Mace chastised him for showing up at all, then informed he has “no balls.” Greene begged to differ.
At one point during the shenanigans, Greene held up images of the president’s son in the nude, although his naughty bits had been blacked out. When she was met with jeers, Greene maintained that Democrats “should not be offended” given that they were censored.
“They should be offended by actual human trafficking,” she said.
Greene was cut off by Democratic colleague Jamie Raskin, who called the images “pornographic,” adding, “This is not The Jerry Springer Show!”
Believe it or not, this is not the first time Greene has whipped out Hunter Biden nudes in the same building where the founding fathers once worked, though it is the first time she’s obscured the meat and two vegetables. She received a formal complaint after she showed uncensored Hunter nudes in July during one of the umpteenth hearings the narrowly Republican-led House has held about the sitting president’s alleged underhandedness — underhandedness they’ve still yet to make explicit.
In the meantime, the House should have more pressing matters than obsessing over someone who isn’t even in government: Congress has 10 days as of this writing to avert another government shutdown. Weird how this keeps happening under their watch.
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