Nancy Mace BREAKS Silence on TRUMP'S Closest Aide, the Lindsay Clancy Case, and Sophie Cunningham

[00:30] Can you do me one favor right now? Hit the subscribe button. What does a woman have to do to get some respect from Democrats in this country? Apparently, kill her kids. I'm serious. Stick with me here. This week, Lindsay Clancy, who strangled her three children, got an $850,000, almost $1 million GoFundMe while her family did. Natalie Harp, Trump's aide who beat bone cancer and never did anything to anybody, got her name turned into a punchline by a sitting U.S. senator, and Sophie Cunningham, who plays professional basketball in a league literally called Women's NBA, got her name banned from the league's fan page. The same week that league announced it needed a task force to figure out what is a woman. So let's recap the scoreboard tonight. Kill your kids. Here's a million dollars. Survive cancer. Here's a sexist joke from John Ossoff. Be a woman in the NBA, and we'll get back to you on whether or not that's effective. It's a very bad week to be a woman who hasn't committed murder.

[01:34] Tonight, John Ossoff recently was at a rally working the room, and he lands on this. The president wants to build his ballroom and travel with Natalie. He wants to build his ballroom and travel with Natalie on their apparently defenseless. Natalie, he used her first name, not his aide, his assistant, his staff, but Natalie. Like they're a couple on a reality show. Every woman who's ever worked in an office knows exactly what that sentence was doing, and so did every beta male in that crowd who laughed at it. Let me tell you who Natalie is, since the senator only gave you her first name. Natalie Harp was diagnosed with bone cancer in her 20s. About five years ago, I was the victim of a notoriously deadly medical error. I survived, but only to be diagnosed with a rare and terminal bone cancer. And

[02:30] I'll tell you, you know, since the senator only gave you her first name, I've met Natalie on multiple occasions, several occasions. I hear from her often about different issues the administration is working on.

[02:45] Natalie Harp is a nice young lady.

[02:48] And this attack on her was completely unwarranted. Natalie Harp was diagnosed with bone cancer in her 20s. In 2015, a nurse put sterile water in her IV instead of saline and nearly killed her. She failed two rounds of chemo. She was too young and too rare for the clinical trials. So they turned her down, left her to die. And her doctors in California, by her account, offered her opioids, medical marijuana, and a pamphlet on how to die with dignity. She was in her 20s in a wheelchair. And the system's best idea was to help her die quietly. Then Trump signed the Right to Try Act. And she found an oncologist willing to go off script, tried an immunotherapy nobody had approved for her disease. And she got up out of the wheelchair. She's been walking ever since. And since then, she's been by Trump's side ever since. So when John Ossoff says travel with Natalie and lets the men in the room, the beta males, snicker, understand what he's snickering at.

[03:50] A woman who was told to die and didn't because she fought for her life and Trump saved it. Monday, the blow. So he goes on with Jen Psaki. And Psaki, credit where credit is due, actually asks, why did you specifically mention her? Well, I've heard this particular aide referred to as his security blanket. Quote, I've heard this particular aide referred to as a security blanket. And I think we could say that about any number of the senior aides, any number of the senior aides except the one you named. And she's the only one who's a woman under 40. Funny how the security blanket got a first name and Marco Rubio. And this

[04:31] is what gets me.

[04:33] This is then then comes the pivot. Watch this. Those sailors out on the Lincoln, they do their jobs with excellence and dedication. Watch how fast because it's a magic trick. He gets caught insinuating something about a young woman. And within one breath, he starts talking about sailors. Those sailors out on the Lincoln. On the USS Abraham Lincoln. That's a man who got caught. Being sleazy and grabbed the nearest American flag to hide behind. The sailors on the Lincoln didn't ask to be dragged into a segment because you took a cheap shot at a woman and needed somewhere to hide.

[05:16] Ossoff chose to mock a cancer survivor for crediting Trump was saving her life. And this is where I want to go off script right now. Natalie's a very loyal human being. And, you know, Trump and I have had our ups and downs. I'm very MAGA. I'm very conservative. I'm kind of libertarian. I love our military, but I don't want troops on the ground in Iran. But Natalie isn't the only woman that Trump has helped survive. One of the last times I spoke with the president at the end of the year, we can ignore what he did in the governor's race. But when I spoke to him in November of last year, I asked for his help with two women. One was fighting for her life because she needed brain surgery and nobody would help her. And the insurance company was getting in the way. I called him up and he got her the life-saving surgery within 12 hours. Because I asked. The very next day, I had a constituent who was stuck in a prison in some God-forsaken country, she was on a Christian pilgrimage, and her passport got lost between her flight from South Carolina to where she was headed overseas, and they stuck her in this shithole jail in the airport and wouldn't let her out.

[06:27] So I called the president the next day, asked for another favor. He saved her life.

[06:33] So, you know, that's what I'm trying to do.

[06:35] Natalie's hard-working. She's humble. She's loyal. She's grateful for what Trump did for her. Ossoff should try it sometime. Natalie beat bone cancer. Natalie will survive Ossoff, too.

[06:55] Now, we turn to Plymouth County, Massachusetts. This one gets me. A jury is hearing the case of Lindsey Clancy. And I'm going to be precise here because this is a real trial with real murdered children. And precision is the least we owe them. In 2023, Clancy should be released. She strangled her three kids with exercise bands. Cora was five. Dawson was three. Callan was eight months old. Her own lawyer doesn't dispute that she did it. His argument is postpartum psychosis. You could hear a collective gasp from everyone that was in the courtroom. It was like. That she should not be held criminally responsible for her actions. Prosecutors say she sent her husband out on an errand first and acted intentionally. A jury will get to decide that. Not me. Not a podcast. None of us out there. But here's what I want to talk about. A few days ago, a woman in Wisconsin who had been posting trial reactions on TikTok started a GoFundMe. Technically, it's for Clancy's parents. But it's raised almost a million dollars.

[07:58] With over 25,000 donations, they just raised the goal to $2 million. GoFundMe has become the collection plate for a church where the sermon is. Whatever murder it is. Is trending. Donate to it. Almost a million dollars in under a week. And I keep waiting for somebody to say the obvious thing, so I'll say it. There will never be a GoFundMe account for Cora, Dawson, and Callan. Not because nobody loves them, but because there's nothing left to fund. You can't buy a murdered child. A lawyer. You can't crowdsource a childhood stolen from young kids who were murdered. And now I'm going to be more careful than the internet.

[08:41] Postpartum psychosis is real. It is rare. It is documented. And pretending otherwise makes conservatives look stupid on the one subject we should own because we've been protecting women and girls for a long time because we're the ones who keep saying mothers matter. Two things can be true at the same time. A woman can be catastrophically sick and three children can still be dead and owe justice. Mercy and accountability aren't opposites. They're the two halves. They're the two halves of every functioning legal system in the history. What I object to is the sympathy for a murderer. We've gotten extremely good at deciding very fast which grief is fashionable. Some murderer or some pedophile gets a hashtag, then they get a GoFundMe account. And three kids in Duxbury get a death sentence. That's the state of the Democrat Party today. That's the state of the left. We don't have trial by jury anymore. We have trial by comment section in the social media. That's not compassion. That's popularity.

[09:42] Contest.

[09:44] Moving on, it's been over a week since the WNBA task force went to the drawing board to solve the ultimate riddle.

[09:51] What is a woman? They have a four and nine page contract for head coaches and a collective IQ that apparently can't handle biology. Sophie Cunningham turned 30 over the weekend. Her birthday present, it wasn't a trophy or a Nike deal. It was having her name officially banned and erased from the WNBA subreddit. The moderators at our WNBA have blacklisted any mention of Sophie, including her initials, her nickname, and even the letter S if it looks too threatening. You'd think Reddit was being run by the Chinese Communist Party. But it turns out it's just a group of basement dwellers, trannies also, protecting the purity of the league. The WNBA issued a statement saying they have no affiliation with the subreddit, which is the corporate equivalent of, I don't know that man. The moderators say they filter Sophie's name because it brings out people who aren't fans of the W. In today's world, being a fan of the W apparently requires a total lobotomy.

[10:54] The question is, will the WNBA give us a definition of woman before Christmas?

[11:02] Probably not. We'll just leave that here. So as I close out tonight. Three women tonight. Three very different experiences. Natalie Harp got smeared. Murderer Lindsey Clancy got funded. Sophie Cunningham got erased. And somewhere in a conference room in New York, the WNBA is on a day nine, day ten of trying to figure out what all three of these women have in common. One word. Uterus. Took me one second and I didn't need four head coaches to define it. Here's what the left is counting on. They're counting on. That if they move the words around slowly enough, you'll get tired of correcting them. And that's not worth being the one person at the party who says, she's not a victim, she's a murderer. Or that's not an aide, that's a cancer survivor. Or that's not a task force, that's a bathroom stall. Don't get tired of talking. Because the day you stop saying the words, the left gets to pick them.

[12:04] And they've been picking badly. Proverbs says, the tongue has the power of life and death. That's not a metaphor this week. Three kids in Duxbury are dead and there's a fundraiser for their murderer mother, her family. A woman who beat cancer got laughed at by a bunch of libtard beta males. And a woman got her name banned from a woman's league that can't say the word woman. Say the words. Say them out loud every time, even when it costs you.

[12:36] Especially when it costs you. I see

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