Congressman Matt Gaetz has decided to double down on living in a glass house and
throwing stones on the issue of abortion activists and
whether or not they're attractive.
Now, Matt Gaetz who has to pay people for sex and
he's literally being investigated about that by the DOJ.
Wants to make a point about how women who are fighting for abortion rights
are just not an attractive, here's what his original statement was.
>> Have you watched these pro-abortion pro-murder rallies?
The people are just disgusting like why is it that the women with the least
likelihood of getting pregnant are the ones most worried about having abortions?
Nobody wants to impregnate you, if you look like a thumb.
These people are odious on the inside and out there like 5 to 350 pounds,
and they're like, give me my abortions or I'll get up in march and protest.
And I'm thinking, march,
you look like you got ankles weaker than the legal reasoning behind Roe v Wade.
>> [APPLAUSE].
>> A few of them need to get up in march, they need to get up in march for
like an hour a day, swing those arms get the blood pumping, maybe mix in a salad.
>> Interesting commentary for a guy who likes to fill eight former president,
Donald Trump every opportunity he gets an obese former president who can't be
bothered to exercise.
Because he has deluded himself into thinking that there is a finite amount of
energy within us and exercising depletes that energy, which is really,
really bad for your health anyway.
But when Matt Gaetz was asked about those comments, he did decide to double down, so
let's hear what he had to say about that.
>> I'm very pro-life, and I make no apology for it, and I'm grateful that Roe
has been overturned, and that Dobbs is now the jurisprudence on abortion.
And I find these people who go out in these pro-abortion, pro-murder rallies
odious, and just like ugly on the inside and out, and I make no apology for it.
The ones that are out there protesting and marching outside Justice Kavanaugh's home
trying to threaten the court, that's just it's just pure ugliness.
And I see that ugliness on the inside, I see it on the outside.
>> Is it safe to say that based off of your comments you're suggesting that these
women at these abortion rallies are ugly and overweight?
>> Yes.
>> What do you say to people who think that those comments are offensive?
>> Be offended.
>> Okay, great, so let's play this game,
since he's totally fine with making comments like that.
I'm sure he won't be offended when I show you a screenshot of the exact video
by the way that you just saw.
That's Matt Gaetz, who I wouldn't sleep with if the survival of
the human race literally depended on it.
I'm also £5, £315, and let's come back to me,
wanna protect abortion rights, wanna protect reproductive rights.
And if I do say so myself, not an unattractive person much,
like many of the other women out there who are fighting the good fight to ensure
that we protect our rights.
Protect the relationship that we have between ourselves and our doctors,
protect our decisions about our own bodies.
Matt Gaetz has to literally pay women to sleep with him and
he has the audacity to judge the physical appearance of others.
Please, now, we have more to get to on this story, but Karen,
why don't you jump in?
Maybe I'm being unfair, maybe I'm being unfair by calling Matt Gaetz ugly.
But again, would not sleep with him if the future of the human race dependent on it.
>> I'm not gonna fault you for that, I mean, the guy looks like he needs to be
sitting on a couch next to Beavis critiquing MTV videos.
Not to mention the fact that this is a guy who up until what like two years ago was
very much overweight himself.
Hey, congratulations, you did lose the weight Matt,
something I struggled to do, but I look like a goblin.
So I have no problem calling out Matt Gaetz for
also looking like an absolute freak, because this guy's got some
serious demons inside him, both inside and out by the way.
Not to mention this is a guy who as you pointed out, we've got the Venmo receipts,
we know you were paying women.
The question I have is were any of those payments used on any kind
of medical procedures, maybe something happened with some of the women Matt?
I mean, all of this is going to come out, we're going to get answers from this.
Greenberg has been cooperating beautifully with prosecutors,
he's not even gonna be sentenced until December now.
So that's probably the point where we will see the other indictments come out,
cuz we do know they're coming.
Gaetz's ex-girlfriend has been testifying, so this guy is out there running his mouth
talking about one legal issues he doesn't even fully comprehend.
Cuz he spent a year out of law school before he was elected to office, and
to insulting people when again, he looks like a cartoon character.
And this is the most important part, the whole thing what he said down at that
Tampa event, he ripped that off from a 1996 George Carlin stand up special.
But Carlin was talking about the anti abortion people Gaetz just flipped it,
so now, he's stealing jokes.
So is Carlos Mencia, I guess,
of the Republican Party stealing other people's material for his own?
It's pathetic, it's ridiculous.
And of course, he's gonna double down and I live in his district, and
these idiots here, sorry, but they're gonna vote for him again, they love that.
And that's the worst part about living in this area,
it's a physically beautiful place.
The people are all just as hideous as Matt Gaetz.
>> Yeah, I know I'm being a softy, but I hold out hope for
voters in Florida, because the fact of the matter is people live in their
own little media bubbles, and they're fed nonstop propaganda.
And I just, I wanna believe that most Americans, and by the way,
the polling does show this.
Most Americans believe that people in general, including women,
should be able to make decisions about their own health care,
should not have the government between them and their doctors.
And so I just wanna believe that if people were better informed by not
existing in whatever media bubble they exist in, maybe they would
rethink some of the policies coming from people like Matt Gaetz.
Which by the way, what are the policies for
Matt Gaetz other than engaging in manufactured culture wars,
intentionally saying egregious, or inflammatory things for attention?
Like what does Matt Gaetz really do for the people in his district in Florida?
Nothing, has he improved their lives in any way?
No, but the problem is the media is not good at reporting that, right?
The media falls for the manufactured culture war narratives coming from
right-wing politicians time and time again.
And I think that it's very much intentional by the Republican right-wing
to do this.
Because it also deflects from other, the unwillingness to do anything to
materially benefit anyone's life is a huge negative mark for the Republican Party.
But they're able to skirt any responsibility for
that by purposely saying inflammatory things,
much like what Matt Gaetz said in regard to those fighting for reproductive rights.
And by the way, later he bragged about how his turning point USA speech.
Where he talked about ugly women got the most attention of any speech at turning
point USA congratulations.
But I should also note that one of the women he went after a woman named Olivia.
Who's also a fighter for reproductive rights was able to raise $35,000 for
an abortion fund in less than a day after Matt Gaetz specifically attacked her and
the way she looks.
So if you wanna keep attacking Matt, how about it?