The Tudor Dixon Podcast: Lifelong Democrat Warns His Party Is Being Taken Over by Socialists

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Welcome to The Tudor Dixon Podcast. Today we have Julian Epstein joining us to talk about the election and why as a Democrat, he actually wanted Republicans to win. And unfortunately, he is going to tell us the hard truth about how bad it's going to get. But before we get to Julian, we actually have a little appetizer of the horror to come. I know, isn't that terrible, but the nastiness has already started. So the nasty on the left side is so prevalent that we already have news, and it's from those hideous podcasters. And when I say hideous, I obviously mean their souls. And you're going to see that. So their names are Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan. So if you don't like, if those names don't click in your head, it's those two crotchety liberal women who look alike. You've probably seen clips of them, and I suspect they probably look different at one point, their faces are seemingly like plastic surgery into the same face. So it's a little bit hard to tall them apart, but they are a couple of real peaches, if you know what I mean. So during a November 5th episode of their podcast, I guess it's called I've Had It or Something, and maybe they have had it after this, they started reading social media posts, which I assure you, they were planned ahead of time. These were not randomly chosen on air, they were vetted. And what I'm telling you is, they knew exactly what they were reading. So the post they chose to read was, I don't even like saying this, but it was, quote, we're digging up Charlie Kirk and doing it again. That's sick. But their reaction to it was so much more disturbing because they just laughed hysterically for an unreasonably long amount of time. So of course, this clip went viral because people were like, this is so sick. They're totally mental. Advertisers thought they were mental, and they started just dropping them. They lost Cash App and Chewy and Casper and Zeni Optical and all these sponsors. Those are big sponsors, guys. They're making a lot of money on this podcast, so they're losing big sponsors. Cash App announced it. They were specific when they announced it. They said they were ending the sponsorship because they don't condone violence of any kind. So when these two women got the hit to their pocketbook, they were like, oh crap, we should probably apologize. Not because they knew it was wrong, because they lost money. It's pretty obvious once you hear the apology, that that's what made them actually apologize. I use air quotes because it's not really an apology. So this is what it says, and I'm quoting this. On Thursday's show, we laughed at a joke about Charlie Kirk. It was an insensitive joke, and we should not have laughed. We regret it and apologize.

They're not apologizing that they read the joke. They're not apologizing that they gave the joke air. They're apologizing that they laughed at this. Then they said, whatever our political differences, there's nothing funny about gun violence. We've supported common sense gun safety reform, and to that end, we've made a donation to every town for gun safety, the largest gun violence prevention organization in America. And we'll keep using our platforms to fight for the safety of all Americans.

Isn't it interesting?

They made a donation. So everything's good, guys. You should just be cool with that. They made a donation.

They didn't stand up and say his name. They didn't even talk to the family. They didn't apologize to Eric or his young children. They made a donation, so bring the money back in, right? They diminished his life. They laughed about it. Then they diminished it to just gun violence.

But this was not even the end of it. That's the crazy part about it. The pseudo-apology did not end the controversy. They had to do a follow-up video because they decided they were being attacked. They decided that the organization that Charlie built, Turning Point, was spearheading a cancellation campaign, which I think is rich because think about all the Republicans that have been canceled and the people that were canceled that Charlie Crook actually stood up for. So the nasty Jennifer Welch comes out and says, their apology was not for Turning Point, which I said they didn't mention his friends, they didn't mention his family, they didn't mention his children. She's pretty much like, it was for me. It was for me so that I can feel better about me. And I'm not making this up. She said it was to make her feel better about advocating against gun violence. She didn't want to have to feel like a hypocrite because she was happy about what happened to Charlie.