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The segment features Justice Clarence Thomas's famous 1991 testimony where he described his confirmation hearing as a "high-tech lynching for uppity blacks." The hosts note that Joe Biden led the committee during this event, which they argue was designed to destroy Thomas for thinking for himself. Mo Facts expresses personal empathy for Thomas's stance, relating it to his own refusal to "know his place" regarding vaccine mandates.
Tina Tchen and Roberta Kaplan resigned from Time's Up after it was revealed they advised Governor Andrew Cuomo's team on how to discredit sexual harassment accusers. Tchen claimed she was "used as cover" by the Cuomo administration. The hosts argue this proves Time's Up was a front organization designed to protect powerful men rather than victims.
Adam Curry and Mo Facts discuss the prevalence of Lululemon and yoga pants in public spaces like Whole Foods. Mo Facts suggests that wearing clothes that "accentuate everything" in a work or public environment can be seen as a form of sexual harassment toward men and boys. They argue this biological "trap" is then used to label men's natural reactions as "toxic masculinity."
Stacey Abrams is criticized for her defense of Joe Biden against sexual assault allegations, specifically those made by Tara Reade. The hosts point out the hypocrisy in the shift from "believe all women" to "believe the investigation," noting that Abrams misrepresented a New York Times report to clear Biden. They argue this political maneuvering erases the moral high ground the Democrats attempted to hold against Donald Trump.
