We just had a member of Congress literally sexually harass a woman that then lit herself on fire and you guys all protected him.

That's funny because Alex Stein rose to prominence because he sexually harassed AOC.

When we did our episode covering Manning, we discussed a leaked tape of him sexually harassing a former student at his Otla school while alone in a car with her, someone who was conservatively 50 years younger than him. She was 18 when the tape was recorded, but in it, Manning discusses how he started having sexual feelings for her when she began at his school when she was 14. He talks about wanting to pull up her skirt and says, quote, you've got an incredible body.

But she's a human and she doesn't deserve to appear or anything that she's done in the past or any positions that she has does not merit. her coming on Alex Jones'show to talk about how bad Islam is, which he shouldn't be doing, and then be treated like a sexual object for Alex. Yes.

As difficult as it is for women to come forward after they've been sexually harassed or assaulted by high-level Hollywood producers, imagine how much more difficult it must be for men who face homosexual harassment.

Has settled cases on, not where he put out advances towards women and then they, you know, rebuffed it and stopped, but where he pressured people under him over and over and over and over and over and over again to have sex with him. And of course they refused him, and then he would reportedly demote them or have them transferred.

Roger Ailes basically encouraged all of this, and he's been let go with the same reason.