Gaines for Girls with Riley Gaines - The Impact of Speaking Out

00:00:00.980 This episode is brought to you by Defender.

00:00:04.300 With a towing capacity of 3,500 kilograms and a weighting depth of 900 millimeters,

00:00:09.920 the Defender 110 pushes what's possible.

00:00:13.080 Learn more at LandRover.ca.

00:00:24.800 Hello, everybody. Welcome back to the Gains for Girls podcast.

00:00:27.920 Very glad that you're here. As you know by now, you can check out all things Gains for Girls at Outkick.com.

00:00:34.260 I want you to do that. That's where you can like and subscribe so you never miss an episode.

00:00:38.860 And you can share these episodes far and wide, which helps today's guest.

00:00:44.360 Actually, you know what? I don't even think she needs much of an introduction. Cue the clip. 0.99

00:00:48.900 If at this point you still feel like you can trust the government, good luck, Charlie.

00:00:54.140 America's mom. We're going to be talking with Lee Allen Baker, who has just been a force.

00:01:02.060 She was a force in her acting days, and she continues to be a force with the platform,

00:01:08.100 the debate that she has found herself in the center of now.

00:01:11.560 Check out this interview here with Lee Allen Baker, or as I know her, Amy Duncan.

00:01:15.340 Well, Lee Allen Baker, welcome to the Gains for Girls podcast.

00:01:21.840 This is like the honor of a lifetime for me.

00:01:24.960 I feel like I'm talking to Amy Duncan on the other side of the screen.

00:01:29.060 So thank you for joining. You have just become someone who really I admire a whole lot,

00:01:35.020 and just a dear friend. Like, I feel like I could reach out to you for anything.

00:01:40.300 So thank you for everything that you've done for me personally, for the movement.

00:01:45.840 Before I ask you anything about what you're doing now, I alluded to you as Amy Duncan,

00:01:51.360 and that's, of course, I mean, like, no cap.

00:01:57.680 That's how most people I feel like know you, of course, from good luck, Charlie,

00:02:00.800 at least for my generation. So before we get into anything, I just wanted to ask a little bit

00:02:06.560 about your background. You know, what drew you to acting? How did you get your start in the industry?

00:02:12.960 I was born, I feel like God had always put it on my heart that this is what I was supposed to do.

00:02:17.480 In fact, I would feel sorry for kids that would say, I don't know what I want to do when I grow up,

00:02:22.320 because I'd be like, how do you not know? I know I'm going to be an actress. I'm going to go to

00:02:27.260 Hollywood. I'm going to, you know, well, I thought I was going to be Julia Roberts. That didn't happen.

00:02:32.280 And you're my Julia Roberts. I love you. Thank you. But I will settle for Amy Duncan,

00:02:38.380 because I think she's pretty awesome. Yeah, no, she really is. What was it like? I mean,

00:02:43.800 working on the cast of Good Luck, Charlie, do you get to keep in touch with any members? I mean,

00:02:50.860 what was that experience like for you? That experience is one of the highlights of my career.

00:02:54.820 And honestly, Riley, I was so bummed when I got this show, because I thought that the Disney

00:02:59.400 channel was where adults' careers go to die. And I just had a series on HBO that was advertised and

00:03:05.040 supposed to be the next big thing with Lily Tomlin and Mary Kay Place and Gary Cole. And it was the

00:03:10.460 part of a lifetime. And then HBO went crazy and somebody slapped somebody else. And long story

00:03:18.600 short, they pulled it. $30 million into a project that absolutely went nowhere. And I was like,

00:03:24.620 hello, square one. That was the story of my career was hello, square one. I would get a pilot. No,

00:03:30.880 get a series. No, get, you know, it was get second on this. I was so close. I was like at the party.

00:03:36.880 I just couldn't get my drink. That's what it felt like in my whole career. And then I was pregnant and

00:03:42.720 went into an audition and didn't care. And in fact, when I just tested for Good Luck, Charlie,

00:03:48.420 I wouldn't go to the auditions because I was like, I'm making a baby. I got things to do today.

00:03:51.880 And then I went into test and kind of match up with the family. And I remember Jason Dolly saying

00:03:57.600 to me, you stepped on one of my lines. And I was like, listen, buddy, I made ears today. I don't

00:04:03.620 know what you did. You know, my day's been pretty productive. Anyway, they all laughed.

00:04:08.760 And it was just so meant to be that cast was so dear, you know, to my heart. And it was just the

00:04:16.000 best. It could not have been a better experience. I got to have both of my babies on that show,

00:04:22.660 you know, to be a mom and to work and bring your babies to work with you. And I only worked five 1.00

00:04:28.240 months out of the year. The other rest of the months of the year, I was with my babies. It was

00:04:33.480 just the sweetest spot and was so close to everyone. Genuinely so close until I opened my mouth.

00:04:41.320 The forbidden act of opening your mouth.

00:04:46.280 Yes, the forbidden act of going to a school board meeting and using my mouth and was labeled,

00:04:53.380 you know, instantly by Joe Biden as a domestic terrorist. That was the school board meeting

00:04:58.800 that I went to. And mine was the video that went viral. And all I did was thank everyone for,

00:05:03.860 you know, me being greeted with opening arms in Tennessee. And I mentioned the dreaded vaccine

00:05:08.680 word. It's the word no one is allowed to mention. And in doing so, you know, everyone I think saw

00:05:16.720 what happened to me and was afraid. And so they didn't want that to touch them. I even heard from

00:05:22.920 a few people in the cast, love you. We just don't want any of that on us. It was a shame. I thought I

00:05:28.780 raised them better than that. You know, you stand by your family. Even if you disagree, you can say,

00:05:34.960 I don't agree with their stance on that, but I know her heart and I love her, you know?

00:05:39.140 So that's right. A similar position I found myself in. Um, but you mentioned this, this school board

00:05:45.720 meeting, look, we're both Tennessee girls. Uh, I already know the backstory. I lived it. You lived

00:05:51.180 it again, really all of America lived it, but I remember watching you in total awe and admiration

00:05:58.480 in 2021. Um, so, so can you just dive in a little more about why you chose to speak up

00:06:06.400 at that meeting? My children were injured by their childhood vaccines. I know people don't want to hear

00:06:13.580 that that happens. It happens and it happens often. Mine suffered neurological trauma. One of them had a

00:06:19.700 high pitch scream that lasted for eight hours and ended in the seizure and couldn't even feed during

00:06:26.420 those eight hours. So that is for that to happen to a two month old. That's what's called encephalitis.

00:06:31.620 I found it in the Merck pharmaceutical manual. At least they were honest in their manual about what

00:06:36.580 the injury was. Um, and, uh, I knew that this pandemic, I just seen too many smoking guns,

00:06:45.960 you know, Bill and Melinda Gates come out instantly and say, uh, that they've donated 180 million

00:06:52.060 to, um, a vaccine. You know, they've don't, they haven't donated it, Riley. They get a 20 to one

00:06:58.540 return on investment is what they do. And then Warren Buffett had written a book that said the

00:07:03.400 only untapped market for vaccines that they could push any further would be one for adults like they

00:07:08.280 have for kids. There were so many smoking guns that lined up. And here I am with a medical exemption

00:07:14.180 from a doctor that says, if your children get any more vaccines, they'll, they'll die. It'll kill them. 0.90

00:07:18.280 And now I have the governor of California coming out and saying, we cannot get back to normal as

00:07:23.260 a state until everyone is fully vaccinated. So to me, that was Gavin Newsom holding a loaded gun

00:07:30.280 to my kids' heads. And I just decided it was time to come out swinging. I knew the reason I came out

00:07:35.840 against the mask is because I had read the Rockefeller manuscript called lockstep. And I knew

00:07:41.680 that if they locked one form of top-down authority into place, that's when they took the step to the

00:07:47.380 next. See the lockstep. So I knew that restricting our oxygen was a way to gain complete authority over

00:07:56.100 what only God and our, and we have autonomy over our bodies. If you can restrict our movement,

00:08:02.240 restrict our oxygen, well, now you've got precedents to inject us with a medical product from the most

00:08:08.280 corrupt industry in the history of the world. And I was just not going to go down that way. I would

00:08:12.720 fight to the death for my kids. When you put it like that, it sounds,

00:08:18.740 I mean, it's just remarkable to me that so many fell for it. Even so many who, who now, I mean,

00:08:25.700 are fully on our side, who at the time were fully on our side, but are now bold enough to say it.

00:08:30.660 Like, I can't believe that as a nation really worldwide, this is something that, that we fell

00:08:37.060 for. And so you mentioned, of course, some of the response you, you got, right. I mean, immediately

00:08:42.200 being labeled as a domestic terrorist, which. Yeah. I was a homophobic from saying that I'm

00:08:50.660 not going to put a mask on my kids or give them vaccines. I was, and really, honestly, really what

00:08:55.440 I said was that the school board didn't have the right to make that decision and newsflash, they don't,

00:09:00.260 they don't have the constitutional right to restrict your breathing, restrict your movement

00:09:04.100 and force medicate you. Um, and, and that was just so controversial at the time that I got death

00:09:11.880 threats, rape threats. I was labeled a homophobic racist, I guess, you know, and I had done 26 episodes

00:09:19.660 of will and grace and now I'm homophobic. I don't know how that happened. So people went nuts. You know,

00:09:28.040 they wanted to murder me, murder my children. I kept dick pics sent to me all the time on Facebook 1.00

00:09:37.800 and Instagram that my poor managers like delete, delete, delete another day at the office. Like 0.99

00:09:42.160 it was really the world went wackadoo. Now, is that when you moved to Tennessee?

00:09:47.660 When I moved to Tennessee, I think I'd made it 48 days of lockdown and they kept extending it. And

00:09:56.040 I realized I am a homebody until someone tells me that I have to stay home and then I can't wait to

00:10:03.560 get outdoors. I do not like being told what to do. Riley, I get mad at the weather app on our phone.

00:10:10.440 Now, this is my latest problem is that they're grooming us to accept whatever narrative they

00:10:17.520 tell us. Did you know that not only does it give you the real actual temperature, but it tells you

00:10:21.740 what it feels like? What that, what I feel like when I go outside, it makes me so mad, but yeah,

00:10:31.460 it drives me crazy. So that's kind of the, in a nutshell, what happened.

00:10:36.700 So since taking this stance, were you still at the time at pursuing different acting opportunities?

00:10:45.520 Like, like, has this affected your career in entertainment at all?

00:10:49.220 I, at the time had a pilot with Disney channel that I was a hundred percent the lead in. And I had

00:10:57.240 been executive producing and taking and working on projects with them this entire time. And then

00:11:03.300 they made it very clear that, uh, we were getting a divorce and we would not be back together,

00:11:08.240 but we love our child. Good luck, Charlie. Um, you know, again, it's the same thing. Those people

00:11:15.720 knew me were very loyal. It's a loyal company. They were very loyal with working with me until my

00:11:23.100 narrative didn't agree with the political narrative that that corporation was forced to push.

00:11:28.220 And I say that because I do believe that corporations were forced to push things.

00:11:33.240 And that is always my plea to parents. Disney channel, Disney corporate is a business. It is not

00:11:40.520 your moral compass. It is not for you to worship. It is don't make it a false idol. You know, it is a

00:11:48.080 company there to make money. D I D I E was, they had to, you know, I guess George Soros came in with a

00:11:55.620 yellow vest and said, I'm on this committee. You have to do this, that, and the other. And so they

00:11:59.720 fell for it and did it. Yeah. Yeah. And that was the case for, again, it, it wasn't just Disney.

00:12:06.040 Disney. I think in many people's minds were kind of like the, the leader of it, or at least the most

00:12:12.020 out there. Um, but it was, it was across the board. Uh, it breaks my heart and I think it's become

00:12:19.780 more visible to the public, uh, just how unwilling Hollywood is to diverse political opinion, uh, and

00:12:28.440 how we see this total pressure to conform on the other side of that, the flip side, have you connected

00:12:34.220 with other actors or public figures who, I mean, of course share the same beliefs, but agree with you,

00:12:41.760 whether that is in private or in public.

00:12:43.320 Thousands in private. Yeah. Yeah. That's not surprising. You know, and I, I, this was always

00:12:50.240 my favorite question. I don't want to get the vaccine, but I can't lose my job. What am I going

00:12:54.360 to do? I'm like, I literally just stood in front of America and lost everything and lost my home,

00:13:01.820 the friends that I had, the community that I built, the jobs that I had money gone. And you're going to

00:13:08.080 sit here and say to me, what do I do? Yeah. You give it up. You know, you give it up. You fight

00:13:14.640 for what's right. At the end of the day, I'm not going to be on my deathbed saying I should have done

00:13:18.680 one more series with Disney. I'm going to say, I spoke the truth. I stood up for what was right.

00:13:24.080 I stood up and defended a generation who better than me to stand up and protect this generation.

00:13:28.600 You're my kids. You know, I help raise you and I'm going to stand up for the truth.

00:13:33.680 And if you won't, who will, you know? So, I mean, it just, there seems to be

00:13:40.060 like a total divide between Hollywood and medical middle America. That's something I think we

00:13:47.080 certainly saw. I mean, I can think of leading, leading up to the election where we had people

00:13:52.560 campaigning for Kamala Harris, like Oprah people, you know, Eminem was posting in support, Billie Eilish.

00:13:58.400 I mean, the list goes on of everyone who was either sharing a stage with her, Megan Thee Stallion,

00:14:02.480 or was posting in support of her. But there's just, it didn't work. That's the bottom line

00:14:07.820 here is actually, I think it had the opposite effect as it was intended to. So there's this

00:14:12.840 huge divide, this big gap. I mean, what can be done to really bridge that gap?

00:14:20.860 That is the hard part, right? That's one of the reasons that I'm going around to universities

00:14:24.780 is at first I thought it was to teach them to be brave enough and stand up to cancel culture 0.99

00:14:31.120 and speak the truth. But soon it turned into kids from the other side who disagree with me,

00:14:36.960 kind of infiltrating those meetings. And I won them over just by speaking truth and kindness.

00:14:46.080 I mean, you know, you and I are both Christians. We believe that God says, love God and love others.

00:14:51.360 And it is a tough thing to do sometimes in the face of, you know, hatred and vitriol is to say,

00:14:59.200 hey, we're on the same team. But that is the truth. We are on the same team. I don't view this

00:15:06.200 as left versus right, gay versus straight, black versus white, men versus women. I view this as we,

00:15:13.700 the people versus this teeny tiny little global elite of evil, maniacal people.

00:15:23.160 So that's kind of how I look at it. And so I feel like we have a responsibility to not only share

00:15:32.420 the truth and communicate clearly with kindness, but to also listen to the other side, because

00:15:40.020 both sides agree that there are problems that we have. We just disagree on how to solve those

00:15:47.840 problems because we've each been given different information that we're exposed to and different

00:15:53.060 experiences. If you have sat in front of CNN, you have been brainwashed and you're going to have a

00:15:59.240 different opinion of what is going on in the world. If you've walked out your front door, lived it and

00:16:03.720 know what's going on, you're going to have a different experience. They can sit there and say to me,

00:16:07.980 safe and effective and chanted all day long. I watched both my kids almost die right in front

00:16:12.880 of me. You cannot convince me that they are safe and effective. No, no. But at the same time,

00:16:19.460 I live in a free country and I love that about our country. So I believe that every person has the

00:16:25.460 right to make whatever medical decision they want to make for themselves.

00:16:31.560 It's interesting. You mentioned that about campuses just this past week. I was at UNC Wilmington

00:16:37.340 in conjunction with Turning Point. And of course, I mean, hundreds of protesters show up and they

00:16:43.260 stand at the back and they have their posters and they're waving their little trans flag, whatever

00:16:48.320 it is. But it was amazing to me because by the end of it, all of their posters were down. They

00:16:54.000 weren't waving their flags anymore. They were intrigued. They were asking questions. They stayed the entire

00:16:59.240 time that they were really respectful. I was so glad that they were there and they left there

00:17:04.260 being, of course, maybe we don't agree on everything. That would be a bad thing, I think, if we did.

00:17:09.700 But they left there agreeing with the sentiment that men and women inherently, innately, biologically

00:17:16.060 are different. And that to me is worth more than a room full of supporters being there. So I'm so glad

00:17:23.100 that you're on campuses. I saw, I think it was last year, I saw a video of you at maybe Baylor. I think it was a

00:17:29.180 school in Texas and the room was like filled. Everyone was cheering. Of course, I saw you at AMFest, which

00:17:35.600 always makes me so excited. I hope I will see you at YWLS this year. Yes, you will. Fantastic. Fantastic. So on top

00:17:42.800 of, I mean, you've been like a champion for parental rights and of course, medical freedom and the list

00:17:49.340 goes on. What other policies or movements are you passionate about supporting? Well, I've been really

00:17:57.180 passionate. You have opened my eyes to a whole new movement too, like defending girls who work so hard

00:18:04.000 knowing that there's a biological difference. I'm so proud of you. I'm a fan of you. I know you sit

00:18:10.040 there and say you are of me, but honestly, I feel like the two of us, different subject matters, but

00:18:15.100 we're really on the same journey. And so I felt a real kinship and a partnership with you. And I'm just,

00:18:20.560 I'm so proud of you. The difference in you and I is that, you know, I'm a 50 year old woman.

00:18:25.940 So I have like a lifetime to give me courage. And the fact that, I mean, I want to weep at the age

00:18:34.640 that you were, that this happened to you. It makes me sad that adults in the room couldn't stand up for

00:18:41.880 you and that you did this all on your own. Like I literally think, gosh, how old were you when you

00:18:47.140 were in that locker room? Yeah. 20, I mean, 20, 21. Yeah. But there were girls. You go off to

00:18:56.360 college. Some girls are 17 years old. I mean, even 20 is, is like too crazy young. You know,

00:19:01.840 a guy comes into a locker room with me and drops trowel and I'm going to be like, cover that thing

00:19:05.880 up because I've lived life. I've found my voice, but it takes time to find it. And once you do,

00:19:13.840 you can't unfind it. It's there. Right. So you have founders at such a young age, the potential

00:19:19.440 that you have to shape the world for good is limitless. I'm just so proud of you and so grateful

00:19:25.600 for you. You're so sweet. What, um, what other projects are you working on at the moment? So,

00:19:31.600 um, I'm really excited about, uh, the show that I produced called the adventures of Iggy and Mr.

00:19:39.100 Kirk with brave T with brave plus brave books. I know you wrote a brave book. I did too. This is

00:19:45.500 mine right here called one small little voice. Um, it's about a princess who finds her voice,

00:19:50.880 but it's really not. It's about fill in the blank me at the school board meeting,

00:19:55.360 you standing up to defend it's using your one small voice. It takes just one voice to stand up

00:20:01.680 for many, then many can join and be voices of plenty. So I met with brave book when I wrote this

00:20:06.920 and then they had an idea for a television show. And then they realized we've never done this before

00:20:14.340 and we don't know what we're doing. You have done this and can you help us? And it's in that moment,

00:20:21.620 had I not been canceled, had every opportunity that I had worked on before, not been shut down

00:20:28.200 and shoved in my face, I would not have known what God has really prepared me to do.

00:20:35.460 When I walked in there, Riley, I knew how to do all the things. It's like God had been Mr.

00:20:42.180 Miyagi-ing me for years of working in the television industry. I had been soaking it all in

00:20:48.780 and anybody can executive produce. I mean, I was very hands-on when I executive produce. It usually

00:20:54.500 just means you add title and decision-making processes to things, but this was like, no boots

00:21:00.060 on the ground. You're it. You're it. You're calling the shots on the quad, lower camera A,

00:21:06.040 camera B, get in an angle. I want camera C on a closeup. I was able to do this because God had put

00:21:15.220 me in this position and I never would have, I never would have guessed it, but it turned out to be just

00:21:20.860 a really great experience. And the show is coming out March 27th on Brave Plus. I believe for the first

00:21:27.740 three episodes, it can be found on YouTube because they do want to reach the masses. It is what I

00:21:33.000 would like to say is a biblical foundational Mr. Rogers meets the Muppets with a little bit of Sesame

00:21:40.240 Street thrown in. It is all the things that were so good and sweet and kind about our childhood shows

00:21:47.720 and coming together in a way that they hope and I hope earns the trust of parents. We want parents

00:21:57.600 to give us a shot at earning their trust. I love that, which is more important now than ever. We

00:22:05.460 have seen how, whether it's television, whether it's social media, whatever it is, we've seen the

00:22:11.300 influence that has had on, especially the younger generation, how that really shapes their values.

00:22:16.920 So there could not be a better time for this, this new show, Iggy and Mr. Kirk out there. We love

00:22:22.780 Kirk. He has been on this podcast before. Again, he's a, just person who I trust and who I admire,

00:22:29.580 who is doing the right thing. So that's exciting. What, what kind of like values and, and, you know,

00:22:36.540 foundations are you guys teaching? Like, I imagine it's similar to Brave Books in the capacity,

00:22:42.000 how they do things, communicating messages through a, of course, a biblical lens, but also in a way

00:22:48.100 that that's easy for kids to understand. So what are some of the values that you guys have some

00:22:53.000 episodes on? Forgiveness, loving your neighbor, telling the truth, not lying.

00:23:02.860 What about things like the idea of being pro-life? Is that something that you guys engage in?

00:23:11.740 There is an episode called Little Lives Matter. And it is about how Iggy wants to go fishing,

00:23:20.540 but this stupid bird flew in the window and tried to steal his worms. And now it's hurt. And Mr. Kirk, 1.00

00:23:28.600 you know, comes in and his, as his parent is his moral compass and says, we really need to take

00:23:33.540 care of this life. And Iggy doesn't want to, it's ruining his day. He wants to go fishing. He wants to

00:23:39.700 hang out with Mr. Kirk. And through the episode, Iggy learns his lesson through talking with children

00:23:47.020 who one child is going to be a new brother and doesn't want the baby to come along and doesn't

00:23:52.500 want, you know, a new baby in the house. It's going to be noisy and messy. And Mr. Kirk gives him

00:23:57.420 biblical advice. And then through reading a brave book, the book, Little Lives Matter,

00:24:03.760 Iggy starts to learn his lesson. And in the end, he ends up taking care of the bird and the bird

00:24:09.140 eventually flies away. And you see that it's, that bird is a mama bird and it's got little ones of 0.79

00:24:14.620 its own to look after. So the stories are sweet and kind and good and quite funny. Some of them are

00:24:21.900 really hilarious. There's an episode where Iggy the iguana wants to be a real boy because he thinks

00:24:28.720 his father will love him more if he's a real boy and not an iguana. And so he starts talking like,

00:24:35.320 dude, no cap. And he starts trying to act like a real boy. And he realizes that he's not good at

00:24:42.840 pretending to be a human. He, he, God made him to be an iguana. 0.52

00:24:45.760 Yeah. Yeah. That's awesome. So the, the message is there. And again, that is what kids

00:24:52.600 need to hear. Uh, that is what they've been denied of actually. And the response has been good from

00:24:58.500 people who have, have been able to see some sneak peeks and people who are, have been on the, uh,

00:25:04.140 on the ground. Yes. Yeah. Parents are really loving it. They have a whole team of people that

00:25:08.780 they've sent it out to, to try to get feedback from and everyone so far loves it. And the kids

00:25:12.900 really enjoy watching it, which is, which is great. Um, yeah, I wrote a song for it. Um,

00:25:18.880 that's another, I didn't know I could do it. Like I wrote the good night song for it.

00:25:22.580 Okay. See, this wouldn't have happened if you weren't canceled.

00:25:25.480 A hundred percent. That's amazing. And one more time, where can families watch Iggy and Mr. Kirk?

00:25:30.620 So at first you can find it, you can go to braveplus.com and, um, you can watch the first three

00:25:37.540 episodes on YouTube. If you like that for less than a cup of coffee, you can subscribe. I think it's

00:25:42.320 $4.99 a month and you can get all of the content and, um, it's, it's a really sweet, good, good show.

00:25:50.860 I, um, I love how you mentioned less than a cup of coffee because that is so true. I find people who

00:25:57.080 will, you know, whatever the subscription is to, to these wholesome things that conservatives or

00:26:03.440 Christians put forward, uh, they're not willing to do it, but you're right. You spend easily six, 1.00

00:26:08.440 seven bucks, uh, in the Starbucks drive-thru. By the way, that's pumped full of chemicals and

00:26:13.800 artificial, all the things that you shouldn't be drinking anyway. So there we go. Throw that out

00:26:17.760 there. There we go. That's another passion of hers is making America healthy again. Right. We've got

00:26:22.600 to make America healthy again. Well, I mean, last thing for you, how do you respond to people or

00:26:29.640 critics who say that actors should just stay out of politics? Yeah. Like I hear you. You probably

00:26:37.860 should. We probably should, you know, but, um, unfortunately politics, I keep trying to get out

00:26:43.460 and it pulls me back in. If they didn't come for my kids, I would have kept my mouth shut. I had my

00:26:49.820 mouth shut for a long time, but once you come after my kids, I'm going to pop you in the mouth and come 1.00

00:26:54.400 out with the truth. You know, I come out swinging and, um, I'll take on any liberal talking head from 0.99

00:27:00.900 Hollywood at any time to discuss any issue. I have no fear about it. And this is why you're America's

00:27:06.820 mom. We're so grateful for you. Uh, I can't wait for Iggy and Mr. Kirk to air, um, really exciting

00:27:14.820 stuff. So thank you. I have a little nephew now. He's about six months old. And so, uh, that has just

00:27:21.080 been like the joy of a lifetime. Um, I know it's the best thing ever. So very excited for him to be

00:27:29.220 able to, he already gets the brave books, uh, but to, to be able to watch Iggy and Mr. Kirk,

00:27:33.860 he loves bluey. That's the thing right now. Well, this is even, um, so this has some funny elements

00:27:39.900 that kind of like run along the lines of bluey, but it's, um, slower for the kids to digest in pace

00:27:46.140 of visuals so that it's healthy for them neurologically as well. It's not so flashy.

00:27:51.700 Um, I'm really excited to see what the world thinks of this. Um, I think it's going to do

00:27:56.180 really, really well. Well, I can't wait. So thank you. You keep standing up, uh, keep being firm for

00:28:02.880 whatever the cause is. Uh, we're really grateful for you. Thank you. I'm grateful for you, Ryan.

00:28:08.460 Thank you guys for tuning into the gains for girls podcast. Again, Iggy and Mr. Kirk is here

00:28:13.600 on March 27th. We've got the official trailer to show you. Let's just start from the top.

00:28:18.660 The top of what? Hello, brave explorers. Welcome to my tree house. Finally, a quality

00:28:26.780 children's TV show that reinforces wholesome values. Thanks for teaching me about honesty

00:28:33.060 today. You told the truth when it wasn't easy through a biblical lens. God designs every part

00:28:41.260 of us from each hair on our head or scales. Yes. That means that God didn't make a mistake

00:28:47.380 with me. He made a work of art with you. I'd say a true one of a kind masterpiece while

00:28:55.040 having fun. The sweetest little bear cub was born and bit by bit he grew. Arthur gave a massive

00:29:17.040 best pilot ever. I'll race you. Go. May the Lord bless you and keep you and be gracious unto you

00:29:36.100 and give you peace. Good night, Iggy. Good night. And good night, brave explorers.

00:29:46.180 Again, March 27th. That is the cutest thing ever. It's the show that I think many families have been

00:29:53.140 waiting for. Faith, fun, family, values all wrapped into one. So watch it, share it, spread the word,

00:29:59.600 because that is ultimately how we create the culture we want to see for the next generation.

00:30:04.880 So thank you guys for tuning in. We will see you again next week.

Gaines for Girls with Riley Gaines - March 26, 2025

The Impact of Speaking Out

Episode Stats

Summary

Transcript