Hillary Clinton’s throwback post draws surprising comparisons to Sydney Sweeney

Now you're out there trying to help folk. Your methods, your style may be less gentle than some others, but the intention is just as pure. Let's have a look. Transgender mom is confusing her daughter. You wouldn't tell an anorexic person to continue to not eat, would you? If an anorexic woman, when you're a nurse, would you tell them? A person who had a mental illness, would you tell them to continue not to eat? Or would you tell a bulimic person to continue to So why would you tell a person with gender dysphoria they were born in the wrong body? It's a mental health issue. You don't solve it by cutting off your breast. Alex, what would you say to someone who'd say that is not helpful, that you are being too judgmental, you are being too harsh in how you're trying to convince that mother in that instance, that the road she's set her child on is not the right one? You know, they would not be wrong. I would say that my methodology is not always the softest or the nicest. And, you know, at the same exact time, I played sports and you kind of need a football coach to kind of tell you that, you know, the tough truth sometimes why you're not starting or when you played bad in the game. And so when I'm talking to that mother, I actually am empathetic to the mother and their child. But at the same time, people are afraid to these conversations. And that was a hard conversation. And so I really wasn't trying to come off as, you know, arrogant. But at the same exact time, it was just a tough conversation that probably had not had a lot of, I'm guessing, because there's probably not a lot of pushback because of the society that we're currently living in. So at the same exact time, it was a hard conversation, but a necessary one. Now, Alex, Hillary Clinton has marked her 50th wedding anniversary by releasing a series of throwback pictures, some are calling these thirst traps. And it was noted very quickly with these images of a young Hillary that she bears a, well, she did bear a striking resemblance to actress and American Eagle model, Sydney Sweeney. And I tell you, Alex, once you see it, you can't unsee it. I will never look at Sydney Sweeney the same way again. You know, and to be honest, they do have a lot of similarities, but I think who got this short end of the stick was Chelsea Clinton out of all this. I mean, no offense to Chelsea, but ever since, no, but ever since, ever since that her parents were, you know, her dad was president, everybody always used to tease Chelsea, probably a lot of that unfairly. But you look at Hillary right there, she's looking pretty good. So I feel bad for Chelsea. I think she got a lot of Bill's looks, unfortunately. I did not think you were going to go there. But do you now have a bit of a crush on Hillary? Because you gotta say she was a very attractive young woman, indeed. Beautiful on the outside, possibly ugly on the inside. Now, Alex, you are part of the Joyful Warriors. Of course, Charlie Kirk was the Joyful Warrior, the OG. You are part of a group of influencers are going to be on tour. I've seen the posters for this, and I can see at least one far left TDS sufferer on that list, Angela there. What do you hope to achieve with this tour? Are you going to be having these difficult conversations between left and right? What's what's the goal here? Well, I'm so lucky, you know, this is specifically a Moms for Liberty event that is being sponsored by Turning Point. And so we are going to have people that have different viewpoints and kind of just talk about how Moms for Liberty, technically, it's a nonprofit, so it's not necessarily supposed to have a political viewpoint, but it is, you know, kind of right leaning. But there's moms that are all about, you know, freedom of speech and that want to go speak up at, you know, school board meetings that, you know, might be afraid or might be nervous. So that's kind of where I come in and I fit in probably trying to encourage the mothers to go speak and be more vocal at their city meetings and their school board meetings. But Angela is kind of coming there and giving the perspective of kind of pretending to be a she is a liberal, but I'm just saying, but being outspoken, being a bold lib. So just kind of seeing all of our perspectives. And obviously there's, you know, Caitlin Bennett, who is, you know, very big on YouTube and she's very unapologetically herself. So different people with different styles and kind of how we get our message across and hopefully encourage other moms to be more vocal and passionate about the things they care about the most.