halloween. it s the biden administration s version of normal. as inflation continues to tear through household budgets and weaken america, they trot out rachel lavine from hhs to promote dangerous hormone blockers and life-altering trans surgery for minors. this is sick! adults preying on our children under the guise of providing healthcare claiming anyone who criticizes their tactics and their goals is bigoted or intolerant and their twisted forces that are backing them, yeah, they re well funded and fanning out across america. in new york, the homeless actual deviants, drag story hour dhs nyc, taxpayer nonprofit, puts on shows for children as young as three. one of its more prominent performers as social media accounts filled with nudity and other sexually-explicit content. oliver, who also goes by angel, is one of the talents listed on the dsh web site. the organization sanitized bio of her face describes him as a drag king and a former daycare teacher who has a passion
greg: isn t chthonic yes! isn t that sick? yes! happy thursday, everybody. so great to be here. if you want a textbook example of hysteria, look no further than the pronounce craze. a handful of years ago, this was never a thing. no one talked about it. it was as rare as hunter biden wearing pants. then all of a sudden it became a thing it grew and multiplied exponentially. it was like mold, rabbits or mitt romney s family. and the reason for this is pretty simple, kids. create a craze that s about them that brings attention to who they are and why wouldn t they embrace it? it sure beats eating tide on the tide podsor reading a children k written by banderas. suddenly it became compulsory, specifically for those around the kids that are playing along. it s not hello i m greg and i m a z it s hello i m greg and if you don t say i m a z, i ll report you to the principal. what pronouns offered was an option for truly dull but needy people to gain attention and power over any
what can we expect? it can be a pony tail if you like it to be. steve: i want to see a bun. ainsley: carley likes man buns. whatever you want, carley. ainsley: a mullet is like the guy that drinks beer with the pickup truck. i can be metrosexual and the guy. ainsley: not in the military. not in the military. ainsley: how long you going to grow it? it is summertime. steve: to mid-back. stay tuned. ainsley: you are a national news anchor. pete: barry qualify. steve: welcome to folks. brian is on vacation and pete is
i am liking some of the sleeves. i don t want my husband to have them but i don t not like them. do you have tattoos? do you have tattoos? you do? he has tattoos. i did not know that. soon ik piers, this has gone terribly wrong for this has been an informative segment for just us. you know about man buns on soccer players. i think they are awful. this is what makes the world go round. this should not count as my one on one segment for the hour. i m just saying. please watch piers morgan uncensored. we will not be on it. 4:30 pm. i am sorry about all of this. can i just say, to bring it back to what you actually asked
others in flux. even with all the radical cultural shifts, the city still remains traditionally southern in its sensibility, for now, anyway. because nashville could just as soon be called punk city or rock city, and you are just as likely to find the word artisanal hanging over the door of a sandwich shop, or a cupcake shop, or a slow-drip coffee laptop zone as anywhere in the land of man buns in the cities of the north. so, of course, the chefs are coming. carpetbaggers seeking their fortunes attracted by a more affordable business environment or just looking for a better quality of life. sons and daughters of the south looking to honor the traditions they grew up with over the more modern sensibility. here s four chefs who helped change things, who were instrumental in starting something truly new and innovative, but what because of their efforts and their mentoring, their early example is becoming more and more