Apr 10 2025 10 mins
Headlines that make you stop and say "What?" take center stage as we examine two troubling stories dominating the news cycle. First, the case of Emily Nutley, a 43-year-old teacher at an elite Catholic boys school who admitted to having sexual relations with a 17-year-old student before attempting to blame her husband's "neglect" for her predatory behavior. This story highlights a disturbing pattern of female educators exploiting vulnerable students—a trend that deserves the same outrage we direct at male predators.
The second story raises serious questions about FBI Director Kash Patel's judgment after his promotion of Stephen Jensen to head the Washington field office. Jensen, who orchestrated the controversial January 6th investigation and oversaw operations targeting parents at school board meetings and traditional Catholics, seems an unlikely choice for someone tasked with reforming the bureau. This appointment has left many Trump supporters confused and concerned about promised reforms.
On a personal note, I share my brief brush with media exposure after being invited to discuss political violence on Sirius XM's Patriot Channel—an opportunity that slipped away due to my hesitation and the show's tight scheduling needs. The experience has me reflecting on the challenges of public speaking and the pressure of live commentary. I also touch on my current reading of Tara Reid's book "Left Out: When the Truth Doesn't Fit In" and how audiobooks have changed my relationship with reading. Whether you're concerned about educational safety, government accountability, or just enjoy thoughtful commentary on current events, this episode delivers. Subscribe now and share your thoughts on these developing stories!
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