Trump Goons Caught in the Act and Disturbing New Details Surface in Shocking Case
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Mavily New York introduces a new groupie setting mist that delivers long-lasting, comfortable hydration without residue, offering a product-focused narrative. This is contrasted with a serious and disturbing case at Cornell University, where multiple men were accused of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman, with only minor punishments like essays or expulsions. The incident has sparked outrage, especially given that students protesting the Gaza conflict faced disciplinary action while sexual predators were protected. Critics argue this reflects a broader moral decay in U.S. institutions, where figures like Donald Trump, Elon Musk, and Peter Teal exploit power, suppress dissent, and protect allies. Tech platforms are accused of censoring critical content, including a four-hour documentary on Musk, under the guise of free speech. Figures such as Mike Waltz and Senator Josh Hawley face scrutiny for hypocrisy—Waltz for following offensive accounts, and Hawley for promoting Christian nationalism and making inappropriate public statements. The speaker calls for greater journalistic accountability, asserting that truth and transparency are essential to holding powerful individuals accountable and protecting marginalized groups. The narrative underscores a systemic failure where abuse, corruption, and censorship are normalized, demanding public vigilance and media exposure.
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Many two of them were expelled, the others had to write an essay. You should be outraged by the outcome, this young woman will forever be changed by what happened to her and these young men got a slap on the wrist. I want to point out that the young girl left Cornell, obviously, two of these boys were expelled, the other five wrote the essays they were able to stay there. And I also want to point out at this very same university, at least 10 students were suspended or expelled, and more than 80 others received disciplinary action for participating in the pro-Palestine protests. So I am so concerned about the culture that Donald Trump has ushered in, obviously, rapes and sexual assault, no matter who's president, have always been ubiquitous, but we have to live in a society that protects women and calls out rapists and abusers. And AOC is on this moral clarity, play the clip. The fact that she had to lose her education and those men were protected by an institution and granted an Ivy League degree as a reward, never again, never again. And the details of this are so unbelievable. For seven hours, this woman was raped, somebody put in the group chat, a picture of her and it said, "Free P-U-S-S-Y." And these other boys came up and they druged her up with ketamine. And the fact that the university knew about this and thought an essay was appropriate while people who were protesting against the killing of children and Gaza, get expelled. I mean, this is a real moral rot, and the rot in the United States right now goes all the way up to the top. We have a president that is an adjudicated rapist. We have a DOJ and a president who is covering up for a bunch of child rapists in the Epstein files. We know that Donald Trump told Marjorie Taylor Green, "I want to shut down the investigation because I don't want it to hurt my friends." So you have rapists protecting rapists, protecting rapists. And then the people that are controlling our government right now, do we really think Donald Trump is, I mean, he's seen him, he's fallen asleep, is obsessed with his decorating projects. We have a lot of billionaires that are seeing the United States beyond MAGA. One of them is Peter Teal. And this clip is so chilling, play it. Are evil. You're at least competent. And if you're evil, you're not bad. And therefore, maybe you're actually kind of good because you're at least getting something done. I mean, now just saying the quiet part out loud. We know we're evil, but we're getting shit done. Peter Teal is somebody who doesn't want women to vote. So we have a government right now and institutions within our country right now who protect abusers, who marginalize women and other groups of people. And the one way that we can expose these people is through journalism and through the truth. So obviously, this girl filing a lawsuit at Cornell is shining a light on this journalist or picking it up. AOC is speaking on about it. We have Peter Teal. You have a book that came out, came out by Gild Rand called the Nerd Rike, which I'm trying to get Gild on this podcast. I think we have him scheduled about these oligarchs. And then you have a four-hour documentary coming out on Elon Musk. And we had Ashley St. Clair on the podcast to discuss that and just how damning it is for him. And the big tech companies are actually running cover for Elon. And I want to remind everybody, all of these people are the free speech absolutists. Pop this up. YouTube, where you might be watching me right now, Metta, TikTok, and X have all reportedly rejected the Musk trailer as a paid ad bleaker street, the film's distributor is appealing. So these big tech companies are running cover for Elon Musk because at the end of the day, these guys are exploiters. It's not that they're so brilliant. It's just what Peter Teal just said, we're evil. We're totally evil. And they're able to keep going and going because they have no qualms, exploiting people, harbing policies and corporations that don't value human life, that don't value the rights of women, that don't value the rights of marginalized people. Evan Lev's Wharf on Twitter, who was constantly monitoring Elon Musk, had all of these tweets to remind us that Elon Musk, free speech absolutist, is now trying to censor an ad about a documentary four hours long that is unfavorable to Musk. Pop these up. Elon Musk tweeted, free speech is the bedrock of democracy, unless you're doing a four-hour documentary about what a dipshit, deadbeat dad I am, Elon Musk tweets. This is the free speech platform. So feel free to say whatever you want, unless it's illegal, it won't be taken down. Of course, you should expect trolls and NPC attacks, but that's just part of the experience. He goes on to say, Apple has mostly stopped advertising on Twitter. Do they hate free speech in America? He tweets another one. I hope that even my worst critics remain on Twitter because that is what free speech means. So his worst critic, the guy who made this Alex Gibney is his name, who made this documentary four hours long exposing what a fraud, what a loser, what a deadbeat, what a liar Elon Musk is, and they're all running cover for him. This platform right here, YouTube is running cover for Elon Musk. Do you see how, no matter what these billionaires get, it's never enough? Like if you want to be in the public eye, you want to spend $300 million trying to elect Donald Trump? Buckle up, better cap. I mean, you're going to get a lot of critiques about you. You're the world's first trillionaire. People are going to make documentaries about you. That's life. But these, they get in the fetal position and now they're all protecting their own, they're trying to silence speech. And we know the president. He is all for this. Donald Trump does not want news outlets in the White House press pool that write negative stories about him. What else are they supposed to write? I mean, seriously, I'm not trying to be cute here, but I mean, like there's a positive story about him. I mean, this demoted Sundaner hour president that wants to be an autocrat. What possible good story could we write right now, truly? But they want to control the narrative. They want to control propaganda. So he trots out Mike Waltz, Donald Trump does, to respond to his press ban on Jake Tapper Show. Play the clip. I don't think we want a world where presidents decide who gets to cover them. Well, I hear you, Jake, but I think we need fair and objective and well-sourced reporting. And I could tell you, as having been the victim of a lot of this nonsense, my family members, and so many others, we need a free and fair and honest press corps. All right. So he's been a victim of bad media, Mike Waltz. You might remember he was the guy in the signal group chat. So this is a story that I just want to bring back up that is well documented. There's no allegedly about this. Mike Waltz followed an account on Twitter called Big Dick Bottom, popped us up. As you can see here, here's the account, Big Dick Bottom, followed by Mike Waltz. After this was journalist brought this to light, story after story after story about it, of course he unfollowed Big Dick Bottom, but the reason I bring this up is because you have all of these men that have all of these secrets or are frauds, complete frauds, and the media will have a way.
to fare all that out. And they want to desperately keep their secrets hidden. They desperately want to control the narrative so that they can continue to exploit other people. And as it pertains to the MAGA movement, I don't care if any of you guys are gay, but you have an explicit anti-gay policy from the very top all the way down. You have Katie Miller losing her mind because there's a lesbian in Grey's Anatomy. I mean, this is an inherent anti-LGBTQ+ movement. Yeah, it seems like time and time and time again. People that are in Trump's orbit have all of these gay rumors surrounding them, Mike Waltz. I don't care if he likes big dick bottoms. I could really give two shits, float your boat, baby. But if you're married and you have a wife and you're a family values guy and you're all about marginalizing and shaming a community that you participate in in the evenings, then yeah, let's expose it. And I think the press should double down, triple down it. I think everywhere Mike Waltz goes, he needs to be asked, well, let's talk about some of the press coverage of you. Why did you follow big dick bottoms? And you might think, oh, that's, we need to be about that. No, we don't because he made that choice. He followed this account and he is a national security expert who has a reckless signal chat about bombing Iran and all of this stuff and a big family values guy. We need to ask him about it. These are the people that were all up in Hunter Biden's laptop who didn't work for the federal government. These people work for the federal government. Let's ask him about it. Just like this brave journalist here who caught Senator Josh Hawley in the halls of Capitol Hill. Play the clip. Hey, Josh. Josh, Chef Joe Garas said that you were caught making out with a man and you tried to bribe Carlos the bus boy. Is that true? How do you respond? No. Is that true? Two separate incidents. Was there a turning name? Joshua Mance, who your staff or went to about sexual harassment? It's all coming out, Senator. I like it, I like everything about this. These guys want to act like they're 10-foot tall and bulletproof and they're just so morally superior to everybody else with their sanctimony and their Bible thumping and when it gets right down to it, what bonds all of these maggot people together is they're broken and they have a lot of secrets and so they're all pushed together to help keep the secrets in the closet. Whether it be the Epstein files, to keep all of that covered up so that Donald Trump's friends don't get hurt, whether it be Mike Waltz following Big Dick Bottom, whether it be Josh Hawley allegedly kissing some bus boy, paying people off, etc. These allegations should be asked about. Again, think about the difference in the two parties. Hunter Biden was just the president's son and guess what? You run for president, you expose your kids, especially your adult children to scrutiny. That comes with the job and so they were all up in Hunter's crack, Hunter's relationships with prostitutes and all of these things. And likewise, we need to return the favor. Mike Waltz wants to ban the press. Why? Because the press found out that he followed an account Big Dick Bottom. Why is that relevant? Why did Democrats care? We don't care. We care because Mike Waltz is a hypocrite. He's a family values, big Jesus guy married a hypocrite with a side hustle of liking Big Dick bottoms. And then Josh Hawley, he's the guy who on camera said, "I'm a Christian nationalist." He's the guy who does the fist pump to the January 6 insurrectionists that wanted to hang Mike Pence. And then when he has to run away from him, he sprints down the hallway to make sure they can't get him. And there are all of these allegations that he clearly has not made a robust denial of that he's making out with men left and right. We've all seen the photograph of him and Harrison Bucker in the end zone. How happy he looked in his presence. And then we've all seen the photograph of him attempting to kiss his wife. I'm not saying Josh Hawley's gay, but I'm saying these allegations keep coming up left and right. And the media should continue to ask every single one of them all day, every day because if the roles were reversed, they would be asking Democrats about this. So we cannot let these alleged closet cases off the hook, and it's not the fact of what they prefer in the sack. It's the fact that they're hypocrites, that they're liars, and liars shouldn't be in government. All right. That's all we have. Make sure you like and subscribe, and we will be back later with more news. (upbeat music)
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Key Points:
Mavily New York launched a new groupie setting mist using gel-to-mist technology that provides up to 24 hours of comfortable, hydrated, and dewy skin without stickiness or residue.
A civil lawsuit at Cornell University reignited public outrage over an alleged gang rape incident in 2024, where multiple men drugged and raped a woman, shared her image in a group chat with a degrading message, and some were only punished with essays or expulsions.
The case exposes a troubling institutional culture at Cornell, where students protesting the Gaza conflict faced disciplinary actions while sexual assault survivors received minimal consequences.
Critics argue that the U.S. political and corporate elite—such as Donald Trump, Elon Musk, and Peter Teal—exhibit moral rot by protecting abusers, suppressing dissent, and prioritizing power over justice.
Major tech platforms like YouTube and Twitter are reportedly censoring or rejecting content critical of Elon Musk, despite claims of free speech, indicating a broader pattern of corporate and political censorship.
Figures like Mike Waltz and Senator Josh Hawley are under scrutiny for alleged hypocrisy and misconduct, including following offensive accounts and making statements inconsistent with their public values.
The speaker emphasizes the role of journalism in exposing corruption, calling for accountability and transparency in both political and corporate institutions.
The narrative highlights a systemic failure where powerful individuals exploit systems, avoid consequences, and suppress truth, undermining democracy and human rights.
Summary:
Mavily New York introduces a new groupie setting mist that delivers long-lasting, comfortable hydration without residue, offering a product-focused narrative. This is contrasted with a serious and disturbing case at Cornell University, where multiple men were accused of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman, with only minor punishments like essays or expulsions. The incident has sparked outrage, especially given that students protesting the Gaza conflict faced disciplinary action while sexual predators were protected.
S. institutions, where figures like Donald Trump, Elon Musk, and Peter Teal exploit power, suppress dissent, and protect allies. Tech platforms are accused of censoring critical content, including a four-hour documentary on Musk, under the guise of free speech.
Figures such as Mike Waltz and Senator Josh Hawley face scrutiny for hypocrisy—Waltz for following offensive accounts, and Hawley for promoting Christian nationalism and making inappropriate public statements. The speaker calls for greater journalistic accountability, asserting that truth and transparency are essential to holding powerful individuals accountable and protecting marginalized groups. The narrative underscores a systemic failure where abuse, corruption, and censorship are normalized, demanding public vigilance and media exposure.
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It's a setting mist that uses gel-to-mist technology to lock in makeup for up to 24 hours without leaving residue, tightness, or stickiness. It leaves skin feeling plump, dewy, and hydrated.
Multiple men were accused of drugging and raping a young woman over seven hours, with a group chat containing a photo labeled 'Free P-U-S-S-Y'. Two were expelled and others were required to write essays, sparking outrage over institutional protection.
The case highlights a lack of accountability, as the university allowed disciplinary actions like essays instead of meaningful consequences, while over 80 students were punished for pro-Palestine protests, raising concerns about institutional bias and gender-based violence.
The speaker connects it to a wider culture of protecting abusers, including the president and powerful figures who are accused of covering up sexual misconduct, suggesting systemic rot in power and institutions.
Platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and X reportedly rejected a documentary trailer about Elon Musk, and Musk claims free speech is protected unless it’s illegal, indicating a pattern of silencing negative content.
The speaker argues it exposes a hypocrisy in Mike Waltz’s 'family values' image, suggesting he is a hypocrite due to his interest in a controversial account, which contradicts his public stance.
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