The Tudor Dixon Podcast: Ilhan Omar Citizenship Questions Explode as A.J. Kern Speaks Out

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Welcome to The Tudor Dixon Podcast. This is going to be like a little bit of a drama-filled episode. I know gossip is bad, and this episode feels a little gossipy today. But I just feel like this has to be discussed. So first, we are going to get into some Ilhan Omar stuff. We are going to get into like, when is her actual birthday? How old is she? Did she marry her brother?

This is so crazy. Right now, we are actually finding out that the federal investigators in the Obama administration actually found compelling evidence that Omar actually did marry her brother for an immigration fraud scheme, and that somehow didn't get out to the public. So we're going to get into all of these questions with AJ. Kern. She ran against Omar. But first, I want to get into the actual gossipy stuff. So this is going to seem like we shouldn't talk about this, but I feel like we have to talk about this. So I'm just going to say it. Did you see Jennifer Lawrence's eyes? I am totally stunned. I can't get over it, so I have to talk to you about it. Her eyes, if you look at pictures of her today, she has a totally different face. I'm saying this from the perspective of someone who has never watched Jennifer Lawrence's movies. I'm not into the whole like death murder thing, so The Hunger Games is not my jam. Tried to watch a different movie of hers. It was just creepy, didn't like it, but I know who she is. I'm telling you, I don't watch her movies, but I could pick up the cover of any magazine and tell you that's Jennifer Lawrence. I would be able to tell because she's famous. I mean, she's famous, we all know her. She's a beauty. A few days ago, this article comes out in The Cut. She's on the front page, but it's a whole spread of photos of her.

She has a different face. I mean, a strikingly different face. I'm sad about it. I would call her a classic beauty. Again, not a personal fan of her work because I haven't watched her work, but I know what she looks like. She has this soft, elegant beauty. It's like a romantic beauty in her face, and your eyes kind of define your face. Like a lot of who you are comes out of your eyes. Your eyes are really part of your beauty. It's like a look into someone's soul.

I think her eyes were incredibly beautiful.

They were like a defining feature for her. Kind of like she has this tiny nose accented by her eyes, which were hooded eyes, but kind of like the soft almond, like it just was very beautiful. And now the eyes are gone. So apparently she had this surgery, which is horrifying to me because it's happened to a lot of celebrities. I'm like, how is this? How are we getting sucked into this? And how do we try to warn people against this? Like, I don't think doctors should be doing this. Maybe they convinced her like your eyelids going to fall over your eye and you're not going to be able to see. I don't know. But apparently this is called upper bluff surgery and it removes your hooded eyelids. But it's like, removes your eyelids. I mean, I honestly am wondering when she goes to bed at night, do the eyes close? How much eyelid is left?

It's weird. It looks totally different. Like she has this surprised look. That soft, like romantic, kind of mysterious beauty is gone, stunningly gone.

And I've heard people that are like, it's not me. I'm not just alone in this because people are talking about it like, oh, she can get fat put back in there. You can get fat shoved back into your eyelids, which I mean, like, are your eyelids filled with fat? I mean, is that why people have hooded eyelids? They're just fatty eyelids. It seems weird to think that you're just going to suck fat out of part of your body and shove it in your eyelids. And then I have to say, when you start doing that, it's like the constant tweaking and moving of things. It just changes you. And I think you become more and more unrecognizable. We're in this culture of like, if I don't like it, I'm going to change it. And anything's possible. My body can be sculpted in any way I want. But I would say at this point, Jennifer Lawrence is unrecognizable.

And again, I'm somebody who hasn't watched her stuff. But I think this is similar to like what we've seen. We saw Jennifer Grey get her nose done after Dirty Dancing. And then we really, that was kind of the last time we saw Jennifer Grey. Renee Zellweger was a similar one. She's another one. I actually did watch her stuff.