Minion Death Cult - Divorce happens. It doesn't even sound like it was his choice. (preview) Aired: 2023-04-27 Duration: 05:04 === Steven Crowder's Divorce (04:18) === [00:00:03] Some of the some of the bigger news going on right now, which is, of course, Steven Crowder getting divorced. [00:00:11] Yeah, yeah. [00:00:12] Pretty, pretty huge news. [00:00:13] Did you hear about this, Tony? [00:00:14] I don't know if you felt. [00:00:16] I felt the disturbance in the force. [00:00:20] Mm-hmm. [00:00:20] There was just a huge wash of divorce guy energy that I felt pulse through the universe. [00:00:27] And it was it was this. [00:00:28] Yeah. [00:00:29] Going on your right wing masculinity. [00:00:32] Oh, he he didn't. [00:00:33] He's not wearing the holsters. [00:00:34] Wow. [00:00:35] He put away the holster. [00:00:36] He's in more clearly in mourning. [00:00:37] He's not wearing the shoulder holsters in this. [00:00:39] I fucking bet she took the holsters. [00:00:42] He's in Texas. [00:00:42] He's he's fucked. [00:00:44] She's going to take all the holsters. [00:00:47] Yeah. [00:00:49] Yeah, here's Steven Crowder on his show announcing how divorced he is. [00:00:56] I have been living with a proverbial boot on my neck for going on years now. [00:01:02] Oh shit, is that why he was in the hospital? [00:01:05] Yeah, I think that's what it was. [00:01:06] His wife stomp out his neck finally? [00:01:09] Yeah. [00:01:14] With a proverbial boot on my neck for going on years now. [00:01:21] Since 2021, I've been living through what has increasingly been a horrendous divorce. [00:01:27] Now let me say on the outset to be clear, Normally, you know, wouldn't really make fun of somebody for divorce. [00:01:35] You know, it happens. [00:01:38] It's a good thing, oftentimes. [00:01:41] It's an even better thing if you're divorcing a right-wing failed comedian pundit. [00:01:49] I don't know anything about his wife. [00:01:52] Um, but we do know so much about him and like, it's just unfortunate for him that all I'm thinking is like, good, good for her. [00:01:59] Yeah. [00:01:59] Like just, I'm, I'm sure not being around him as an upgrade. [00:02:04] Also, if it's taking years, um, I, that means, I think that means he's making it difficult, right? [00:02:12] If it's taking years. [00:02:13] Yeah. [00:02:15] It's so, it's so horrendous because I won't stop leaving voice messages on, on her email or sorry, her voicemail. [00:02:24] I won't stop sending her a text messages and like photos of the children. [00:02:32] I will read her tell all book. [00:02:34] I will. [00:02:34] I'll read that myself. [00:02:37] There is no infidelity, any kind of physical abuse at all on either side. [00:02:42] And no, this was not my choice. [00:02:46] My then wife decided that she didn't want to be married anymore. [00:02:49] All right, really funny now. [00:02:51] Okay, now it's back to being super funny. [00:02:56] And in the state of Texas, that is completely permitted. [00:03:00] It's been the most heartbreaking experience of my life. [00:03:03] What I consider to be... I thought Texas was supposed to be a free state. [00:03:08] Texas is supposed to be a free state and yet they'll let your wife leave you. [00:03:14] Where can we even make it till they can't leave us anymore? [00:03:18] What state can that happen at? [00:03:20] Does that state exist to where it's like, too bad babe, you're stuck with me? [00:03:25] See, no fault divorce is the type of divorce they allow in Texas, where nobody's at fault. [00:03:31] You can just file for divorce. [00:03:33] You don't have to get the other party's permission. [00:03:35] I don't know what the other kind of divorce is called. [00:03:38] What's indentured servitude? [00:03:41] I think it's called, um, her fault divorce. [00:03:44] There's no fault. [00:03:44] And then there's her fault divorce. [00:03:46] That was like a staple of eighties and nineties. [00:03:49] Uh, I dunno if rom-com is the right word, but like family movies where, uh, the father would refuse to sign the divorce papers. [00:04:01] Yeah, but he was kind of the champion. [00:04:04] He was probably who we were supposed to be rooting for. === Rest Assured, I Won't Change (00:56) === [00:04:07] He's like, I'm not signing these papers, I still believe in love. [00:04:11] Right, or like judges would do that. [00:04:13] Judges are like, I sentence you to a two week marital vacation. [00:04:19] Yeah, without the kids, you're going to have to hash this out. [00:04:26] I believe if I can just point over to Exhibit A, which is a stack of, you know, 200 papers of all the gay jokes my husband has been making at me for the last three years, you might reconsider your sentencing. [00:04:42] My deepest personal failure, and just so you know, my opinions on parenting and families have not changed. 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