IHIP News: Mike Johnson and HIS WIFE Give BIZARRE Interview?! The SEXISM Is On Full Display!
There's so much crazy stuff that. happens. We forget and overlook some. little nuggets that we should definitely. spend some time dissecting. This happened a couple weeks ago. We had. little Moses Mike Grinder Johnson and. his wife on Katie Miller's hit podcast. I don't know what it's called. I don't. know if it's fireside chats with white. nationalists or what she's branded it or. what she calls it, but she's getting. just banger banger banger after guest. And you know, nobody's more fascinating. and interesting and has more riz than.
little Moses Mike Grinder Johnson, the. most worthless, weak American this. country has ever seen. So, here's a. little clip from this podcast that was, and I apologize viewer and listener. This went under our radar, but we are. here to rectify right now. So, I want to. share this clip that was brought to my. attention with you all and Pumps and. then get Pump's take on this because I. have a feeling she's going to have some. things to say. Please play the clip. >> Women are different in this way is that. men have can compartmentalize things.
>> Men's brains are like waffles. >> Yes, >> they have little compartments and they. can think on one little compartment at a. time and close it. And men actually have. a compartment that has nothing in it. >> So when you ask him, "What are you. thinking about?" And he says, "Nothing.". He means it. He means it. >> He really is thinking about. >> he's not thinking about like the Roman. Empire. >> Well, there's that too. There's a whole. compartment. Women, we we cannot do. that. We are always thinking. In fact, our brains are like spaghetti. >> What in the [ __ ] is she talking about?
This goes under This enrages me like. women are so much more emotional than. men. Really? Are you [ __ ] kidding me? Donald Trump is the most emotional. toddler I have ever seen in my life. Kla. Harris is cool as a cucumber at all. times. This woman is why women get a bad. rap because she is so misogynistic in. her behavior. And she affords every. single person watching that to be like, "Oh, well, I submit to my husband cuz. his brain's like a waffle and mine's.
like spaghetti. Shut the [ __ ] up, you. stupid. See you next Tuesday." I mean, I'm enraged by that. I figured you might. be, but I think this is something that. really goes under reported and doesn't. get spoken about a lot. And it is this. this is a part of the culture and where. women are in these quote unquote. biblical marriages and they constantly. defer their competence, their.
intelligence to their husband and and in. and this on a on a national stage. I. mean, I don't know how big Katie. Miller's White Nationalist podcast is, but um we're talking about it, >> right? >> What's interesting about this is Pumps, Do you remember those friends that you. had and the woman needed to have like a. bikini wax done? >> Yes. >> And she said that her she'd have to ask. her husband and then that her husband. would call and make the appointment on. her behalf. Yeah.
>> And these are uber religious people that. would openly say, "We sub. My wife. submits." And it's a lot more common. than I think a lot of people realize in. a lot of Bible belt states or maybe. suburban even you know purple states. This this type of antiquated patriarchal. thinking is still very much alive and. there seems to be a systemic attack. right now on women's individuality,
agency and autonomy coming from all. directions on the right. And for those. two to sit there and tag team it is wild. to me. Also that she's acting like she's. with some major ma alpha male [laughter]. and she's sitting there as his beard. with that really affected voice like. this. >> It it it's so stunning to me. The whole. thing is so stunning to me that people. are still this antiquated but they are. And Pumps can elaborate more on this. I.
think what people don't realize whether. or not someone says I submit to my. husband. Okay, I have friends that I'll. say, "Why aren't you getting Botox?". "Well, so and so doesn't like it." I'm. like, "Who gives a [ __ ] if so and so. likes it?" Like, use your own money. I. had a friend the other day. She's like, "Yeah, I had my face done. My husband. was, you know, thought it was a waste of. money, but it's my [ __ ] money." I was. like, "Good for you. Good for you." But. here's the thing. I was raised in a. situation where my mother worked.
full-time, but yet the internalized misogyny, she. wanted me to be a school teacher because. that was a helper job. [snorts] And. religion, particularly evangelical. religion, is based on misogyny and. patriarchal values. Start at Genesis, Adam was created out of a rib of or Eve. was created out of a rib of Adam. like. it it's patriarchy is so soaked in you. don't even know it's happening because.
it's just you're indoctrinated with it. but it's you know the fact that we are. now have a national stage we have third. in line to the presidency [snorts]. sitting around where his wife runs a. conversion gay camp. and he is sitting around telling us what. are the you know what brains are like. I'm like Mike Johnson hasn't had a brain. since he put it in Donald Trump's. underwear because it we it's been. missing this entire term. Like this just. enrages me. And and here's my thing. It's religion that was co-opted by the.
Republican party. Well, and these women. are foot soldiers. The she was trotted out intentionally. Yeah. >> To weaponize her gender to demean other. women. And it's so incredibly dangerous. to women at large. You know, it's clear. in that relationship that that girl. plays, I'm a little submissive wife. My. brain's like spaghetti and Moses Mike. is, you know, he's a waffle. >> We all know who has the balls in that.
relationship. We all know that Donald. Trump has the balls in that relationship. full-time. But it's incredibly dangerous. this type of weaponization of gender. against women and the increase of it. that I've seen lately with Eric Kirk. running around um never speaks about. it's the weirdest [ __ ] I've ever seen. that you see your husband get violently. murdered and you never talk ever about.
what could prevent his death, right? You. never talk about gun violence ever. It's. wild. It's such disrespect to the life. that he lived. But then he he himself, Charlie Kirk, said, "If some people have. to die, if some children have to die in. order for me to have gun rights, then. that's a price I'm willing to pay." So, I guess they're all just fine with it. But, I mean, I would that shows you how. depraved they are, Pumps, that after. like such a violent murder, like seeing. him was it really affected me. It was.
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And then of course this is their leader. and I thought this quote was just so. spot-on. Pop this up. I want to share it. with Pumps. One thing that genuinely. does mystify me with no snark. Trump is. one of the least masculine, least adult. people in public life. needy, whiny, defensive, pleading, scared of women, terrified of more powerful men. I'm at a. loss about why his base sees him as.
manly or strong. And to be clear, by. masculine, I mean the things his own. followers would associate positively. with manliness, stoicism, courage, manners, self-restraint, even chivalry. He is in every way a little boy with. impulse issues. And yet they think of. him as tough. I don't get that. Who. wrote that was Tom Nicholls. >> Well, here's the thing. I have done a.
lot of thinking about this and one thing. that caught my eye was Trump is so into. WWE wrestling, which everybody knows is. scripted, but [snorts] everybody's in on. it. And so I watched documentaries about. it. I've read papers on it. As crazy and. cringey as that sounds, but I think that. Trump is the WWE president president. because I think the people that follow. these WWE characters, they know they're. not real, but they these people are.
bullies. They're hateful. They're cruel. They're mean. And a lot of the people. that are, you know, fans of that sport. are in positions where they have no. power. They work under a boss they don't. like. So, they're never ever able to say. to someone, "Go [ __ ] yourself. You're. ugly. You're nasty." They don't get to. say that. And so, Donald Trump, because. he has been afforded half a billion. dollars and bankrupting casinos and a TV.
deal that brought them out of. bankruptcy, he he says that to people. and I think it's the WWE effect on the. population. It sounds crazy, but it's. really interesting when you get down to. the brass tax of the people that like. WWE. are the same people that support the. president. [snorts] And I just I see a. through line. >> Now, I I I do want to say I know a lot. of people having two sons, two nephews. that like WWE. So I agree inherently I.
agree that it's a performative p. presidency and a performative. um role of toxic masculinity. The. performative uh correlation between WWE. and the way Trump governs and the way. he's masculine for sure I see it there. the psychology behind uh uh people who. watch WWE for. entertainment. I I don't know if I then I think I think. it's a lot deeper. I think Trump hits a.
lot deeper deeper deeper uh patriarchal. capitalistic worship. Um, uh, I think he. hits a lot of those things because I do. know a lot of people that I'm not into. WWE, but I've been to like four WWE. matches. My sons were super into it. I. mean, I had the John Cena, you can't see. me, and that's just. >> Well, I mean, I'm not, but I'm just. saying it's just. >> people like to watch other people be. bullied and Trump bullies other people.
He does. >> Yeah. Yeah, he does. He absolutely does. All right, that's all we have for this. episode. Please like, subscribe, and. leave a comment. And we'll be back later. with more news.
