In the Litter Box - BONER PHONE CONFESSIONS ｜ In the Litter Box w⧸ Jewels & Catturd – Ep. 1039 – 6⧸12⧸2026

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00:01:00.000 Hello, hello, hello.

00:01:26.040 Today is Friday, June 12th, 2026, episode number 1039.

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00:01:40.500 You are in the litter box with Jules and Cat Turd.

00:01:44.140 Hey there, Cat.

00:01:45.220 How are you?

00:01:46.200 Hey, hey, hey.

00:01:47.040 You frisky today?

00:01:48.360 I hope so.

00:01:48.960 Yeah.

00:01:49.360 I hope so.

00:01:51.180 I have a boner phone.

00:01:52.940 Yes. 0.79

00:01:54.500 It's the boner phone.

00:01:55.860 This is going to be fun. 0.99

00:01:57.240 We've got Cynthia West coming on the show today,

00:01:59.900 and I know you all in chat probably have a ton of questions for her.

00:02:03.660 I certainly do.

00:02:04.600 I know Kat's been prepared since day one.

00:02:08.040 I'm weeing it.

00:02:08.940 I'm going to do everything in my life.

00:02:10.540 Well, I'll tell you one thing.

00:02:11.740 This is like a day of reckoning because you knew Massey was bad news

00:02:14.760 from the very beginning.

00:02:15.780 Let's face it.

00:02:17.700 Yeah, I lost 10,000 followers going against him before anybody did

00:02:23.560 because I saw him for who he was.

00:02:25.420 Right.

00:02:26.480 I got the knight prince about.

00:02:28.500 Oh, please.

00:02:29.440 Yeah, he is.

00:02:30.500 Well, I'm just going to warn all of the mods who are so awesome on this show in advance.

00:02:35.660 Most likely, we're going to get a ton of trolls today.

00:02:39.300 So we would certainly appreciate it.

00:02:41.400 Making, if you don't mind, making the viewer experience even better.

00:02:46.800 Use your ones.

00:02:47.840 David Copperfield.

00:02:49.500 Exactly.

00:02:50.960 Use your ones.

00:02:51.260 Once trolls disappear.

00:02:52.560 That's right, because we're probably going to have it. 0.99

00:02:56.020 We're going to have the nasty massies.

00:02:57.960 That's how it generally will go.

00:03:00.080 And so just so you know.

00:03:01.300 I don't know.

00:03:01.880 Most of his people that were doing that were paid bots.

00:03:04.480 Now that he lost his election, they're really not already any.

00:03:08.860 I see many anymore.

00:03:10.900 It's going to be interesting.

00:03:12.440 I've got just so many things I want to know.

00:03:14.780 I mean, I just find her very brave.

00:03:17.580 i listened to the interview with laura loomer and i found her to be very honest up front i mean

00:03:23.680 she really thought this whole thing through she knew exactly what she was getting into

00:03:29.480 she even had to bow down from her own race for the school board because she knew like i mean they

00:03:36.060 were doing all kinds of things you want to talk about trolls since we're on the subject i mean

00:03:40.000 they were just harassing her on her pages and everything else and she just said you know what

00:03:44.100 I'm just going to sit this one out.

00:03:45.680 I'm going to let this one ride, see what happens. 0.99

00:03:48.700 She can always run again.

00:03:50.280 But, you know, I mean, you see what they do, right?

00:03:53.060 I mean, the political power machine in Washington D. Sleazy is awful.

00:03:57.740 And they just go after people.

00:03:59.660 And they've got the money and the means to do it.

00:04:01.860 And they try to destroy you.

00:04:03.260 So the fact that she's this brave to come out, especially before an election,

00:04:09.520 and go ahead and hammer it home, say, this is who you're electing.

00:04:13.660 should you choose pretty brave of her see um jackie made that meme the fifth that was funny

00:04:23.180 wasn't it that was a riot oh my gosh i have reposted it i can't play it because it's still

00:04:28.660 the audio from him doing it and the little algies will get it but how i laughed i was so glad you

00:04:36.680 sent that to me because in the afternoon i normally miss the really good stuff jackie 0.95

00:04:41.120 nails it every single time I mean it's just so funny and then today the whole boner phone I mean

00:04:47.740 she she had a whole collection of them and I'm gonna play one right now just to get everybody

00:04:52.240 in the mood so to speak for our guest but here you are we're talking about the boner phone

00:05:11.120 i can't help myself i'm sorry this is going to be fun elon came a trillionaire today and boy did

00:05:22.480 that send the left into shambles oh i love it so now they're going to talk about how we need to

00:05:27.340 all have equal pay right we should all be on the same plane right yeah so so he earned it man

00:05:33.820 exactly so he creates he creates starlink he creates all this electric car technology

00:05:39.560 all this rocket technology i mean and on and on he bought twitter and freed it up

00:05:44.800 he does he makes he builds he employs what does the government do they're trillionaires they don't

00:05:51.080 mind them being trillionaires with a 4.5 trillion dollar budget just in our country every year

00:05:55.500 they don't mind stealing your tax dollars and the big government being trillionaires they just

00:06:00.880 want an individual i mean and they create nothing all they do is take and steal your money to get

00:06:06.220 their trillions he creates things it's amazing what he has actually done he has been so powerful

00:06:13.740 with the his space his space frontier um he's a private company that does space stuff and he's

00:06:21.840 better than any country in the world think about how you have to do that it's really something i

00:06:29.600 am just so impressed with what he has been able to do and then when you think about all the wars

00:06:33.940 that are going on he has provided people with the ability to communicate with starlink which is what

00:06:40.880 i'm going to have and you have which is so exciting as a default in case something goes wrong

00:06:46.560 and something always goes wrong so i mean this is just incredible what the things that he has done

00:06:54.020 and so of course they use the opportunity and they're like oh no we need to bring him down we

00:06:58.680 need to bring people like that down on our level they need to pay more whatever i think he's been

00:07:03.520 more than generous if you start looking at what he has done he needs to pay and then they come

00:07:07.640 out with he pays the same amount of taxes as a desk clerk really he paid 11 billion with a b

00:07:14.780 last year that's 11 that's 1100 millions well and think about all the 1100 million sure and

00:07:24.700 think about all the people he employs as well i mean it's just it's just they just can't stand 0.96

00:07:32.240 they're so jealous of anybody successful because they're such losers they are exactly that they

00:07:38.900 are just jealousy total jealousy he has it you're never going to get it you got that right 0.74

00:07:44.200 a conservative look at him say well that's what i you know he did it i could do it right and then

00:07:50.120 um it's not fair that he did it live he's not fair that he did he needs to give out all to us

00:07:54.920 it's mine you inspired a bit like be successful like that not them they will

00:08:01.340 they want everybody to be equally miserable right just like themselves oh i mean we've seen this

00:08:07.220 it's the same old same old i mean gosh all of a sudden they want to take it from somebody they

00:08:12.240 want to make it to where it's a bad thing that somebody has been successful i don't i don't we

00:08:18.240 don't think that way because we're capitalists and because we like our freedoms but other people

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00:11:06.160 Tulsi Gabbard?

00:11:07.980 Yeah.

00:11:10.280 Remember, she released all that, that we were funding.

00:11:12.640 We've been saying this forever. 0.89

00:11:14.580 That's why they're back in Ukraine. 1.00

00:11:16.020 How many times did I say it? 0.98

00:11:18.860 We're using them as the 51st state over there doing all the things they can't do under the Constitution. 0.98

00:11:24.500 That's right.

00:11:25.500 Been dirty dealing with them guys for a long time.

00:11:28.540 That's why they're giving them all the money to fight the war.

00:11:31.300 That's right.

00:11:31.960 Well, this is huge. 0.93

00:11:33.040 she tulsi gabbard stands ready to pull back the curtain on a sprawling web of u.s funded biolabs

00:11:40.640 more than 120 of them spread across 30 countries including ukraine hello we've seen this we've

00:11:48.280 heard this story before right all tied to gain of function research that puts america of course at

00:11:54.560 risk this is fauci who has since disappeared i haven't heard or seen anything from the man since

00:12:01.000 I'm sure he's living his best life somewhere, but he knows that all of this is coming out, surely.

00:12:08.500 He should be scared.

00:12:10.260 But now, as one of her final acts, Tulsi Gabbard, as the director of national intelligence,

00:12:15.900 is handing over the proof of how taxpayer money fueled these operations around the world. 0.99

00:12:23.040 And they're over there mixing shit together. 0.97

00:12:26.140 I mean, it's like the beginning of every horror movie. 0.99

00:12:28.860 Right.

00:12:29.240 it's like the beginning of the walking dead every laugh this is how it goes right and then remember

00:12:35.260 when she mentioned it before and she said they were doing it meant romney come out and called

00:12:39.680 it said that she was treason oh wasn't that horrible of course his son was one of the ones

00:12:45.860 with the sweetheart deals over there him and crackhead that's it too i mean that's just the

00:12:52.140 whole group they're just really i cannot believe that they have been able to get away with any of

00:12:57.620 this but here we are i mean ukraine and what was going on there the money laundering that we know

00:13:03.740 went on then you've got the labs and these crazy experiments that were obviously going on as well

00:13:09.460 what they did to the beagle puppies i mean which really just upset everybody to death

00:13:14.720 uh let you know let you know exactly what you're dealing with so this is going to be

00:13:20.760 one of her final steps before leaving the dni position and it's a goodie it's definitely a

00:13:28.900 goodie we have so we have so many people up in there that just i don't know i mean the more we

00:13:35.180 find out look at what we've been able to confirm just since president trump has been president

00:13:40.540 do you think we're gonna do you think we're gonna have a peace deal

00:13:45.680 sign this weekend they probably will then they'll break it and

00:13:51.040 three two one the models man i gotta go i know well they're they're saying that they're probably

00:14:01.920 five four i know you do you definitely do because it's true i mean it's only a matter of time before

00:14:10.340 they break it but if he goes if he starts blasting again this time i think they're just

00:14:14.500 gonna blast them into oblivion yeah well you know they've been warned how many times i mean they're 1.00

00:14:23.560 acting like zelinski that little troll rat that continues to just go back and forth trying to get 0.99

00:14:29.040 everybody to make an you know a peace deal and then he tries to get more money from you and then 0.90

00:14:33.940 he's like oh no deals off the table we've seen him scurrying around a bit but president trump he

00:14:39.660 announced a great settlement is what he said and that it was reached with iran to the end of the

00:14:45.160 war to end the war finally and the deal could be signed as early as this weekend last month a

00:14:51.120 framework work of 60 day ceasefire it was largely mou was not largely negotiated and the talks

00:14:59.420 unfortunately were derailed by israel hezbollah fighting followed by u.s iran strikes

00:15:05.800 you just can't trust those people you really cannot yeah and who are you who are you even

00:15:16.800 talking to at this point yeah it's very true well one thing got me good on social media 0.97

00:15:24.840 this was really kind of funny and i was really hoping that they were this dumb and that it was

00:15:29.500 true but polymarket polymarket.com one of our fabulous sponsors they put out this post and 0.65

00:15:37.000 apparently tmz got it wrong but two birds one stone i was hoping it was 100 accurate but hunter

00:15:44.060 biden announces he's officially considering a 2028 campaign but only as gavin newscom's vp

00:15:51.480 well we found out further that it was a joke it was during a podcast interview teaser but it wasn't

00:15:57.280 Which, by the way, man, if you watch it, he looks wired.

00:16:00.520 He don't blink his eyes.

00:16:02.040 He was wasted.

00:16:04.600 Wasted.

00:16:05.320 Yes, he was.

00:16:07.380 They just paraded him out, Kat.

00:16:09.440 What, the last month, Jill, on her book tour,

00:16:13.800 she was saying he's completely a changed man?

00:16:17.060 Uh-uh.

00:16:18.520 Wired, man.

00:16:19.740 The gills.

00:16:20.740 Whoa.

00:16:21.920 Well, anyway, I don't know if that's truly out there.

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00:16:39.880 they're putting money down on these different subjects but wow we are certainly learning a lot

00:16:46.680 so many things i mean the massive fraud in home with the homeless in los angeles you know the

00:16:54.660 Democrats are looking for anything now to change the subject, anything and everything.

00:17:03.540 I mean, the fraud is real and the world.

00:17:06.280 They got people busted.

00:17:08.460 I'm telling you, they're going to bust some people out there for this fraud.

00:17:11.360 Yes, they are.

00:17:13.160 I mean, there it was.

00:17:15.360 I mean, official, this is after the massive fraud was found.

00:17:18.460 The Los Angeles Democrats, the homeless agency defunded by President Trump's administration,

00:17:23.660 You have got tens of millions in taxpayer funding that has been cut as a result.

00:17:32.200 I'm so glad.

00:17:33.920 It's about time.

00:17:35.100 The only language they understand is money. 0.99

00:17:40.000 Hit them where it hurts.

00:17:42.360 So President Trump's administration, it has suspended the federal funding to Los Angeles 0.93

00:17:48.280 homeless services.

00:17:49.200 This is the Homeless Service Authority, L-A-H-S-A, and it is a Democrat-run agency managing homelessness services across Los Angeles.

00:18:01.720 They have also suspended, the suspension follows discovery of a massive fraud at the agency where tens of millions in taxpayer funding was cut.

00:18:12.680 I'm glad I'm the one sitting here in Los Angeles paying for it.

00:18:16.860 It's about time.

00:18:19.200 I don't care if they defund the whole place. 0.99

00:18:21.740 I'm sick of my money going to these crooks and criminals. 0.93

00:18:24.400 I'm sure I'm not the only one that feels that way.

00:18:27.540 I don't see anybody financially survives in California.

00:18:30.580 It's very difficult.

00:18:32.620 You can't be, I mean, you need to be a cat turd or an Elon Musk.

00:18:37.980 I'm no trillionaire.

00:18:40.260 I loved your meme, though.

00:18:41.360 I had to poke fun at you on that one because that was really cute,

00:18:46.360 the one that's on your page about

00:18:48.520 Elon Musk, trillionaire? You're just a little

00:18:50.700 bit behind him.

00:18:53.920 Turdinaire.

00:18:55.160 A turdinaire

00:18:55.980 and a trillionaire. This is

00:18:58.540 what it looks like.

00:19:01.260 Yeah, I see a lot of my

00:19:02.560 California friends are like mad in California.

00:19:04.920 Me too, Jules. Yep.

00:19:06.300 Stop the insanity, California.

00:19:08.400 He's got a million billions. Yep.

00:19:11.540 Gosh, me.

00:19:12.400 So much money.

00:19:13.360 i mean this guy is like off the charts i mean it is funny because it's like wow because it

00:19:21.460 drives them crazy there they're this i've never seen them get set off so bad since yesterday but

00:19:29.160 man it it uh it really set them off i mean worse than i thought here i knew the first two out would

00:19:35.600 Be Pocahontas and old Bernie.

00:19:37.700 Burnout Bernie. 0.99

00:19:38.980 Yes.

00:19:40.280 Oligoggy. 1.00

00:19:41.560 We got to tax the trillionaires. 0.90

00:19:43.620 We're going to tax the trillionaires. 0.84

00:19:46.980 I don't, and that one Nazi is running,

00:19:49.380 I don't know, this should be the last trillionaire ever.

00:19:53.660 Why?

00:19:54.680 Why do you not want people to be successful?

00:19:57.100 Again, something to work for.

00:19:58.140 There's no limit to how much the government money y'all haul in,

00:20:02.160 but you want to limit how much a private citizen makes

00:20:04.660 who actually produces something well and not only that gives back they don't steal they don't steal

00:20:10.920 our money they're giving their money away they're they're trillionaires in the government every year

00:20:16.260 and they don't produce anything and they don't create i mean he creates jobs they don't create

00:20:21.460 a single job you say well look all them government jobs no our taxpayers pay them that's right

00:20:27.260 And Fessler pays his, yeah, they don't create jobs.

00:20:32.480 Them are negative jobs.

00:20:33.960 Well, and think about what they give back to the community.

00:20:36.200 They're not stealing from us, okay?

00:20:38.440 They are actually giving back in one way or another.

00:20:42.560 I mean, wasn't it in the hurricane in Florida, also in California, after we had the fires?

00:20:49.140 He produced Starlink.

00:20:51.760 He said, hey, you all can use it for free.

00:20:54.100 I want to make sure that you've got all the things that you need at your disposal so that you have some communication.

00:21:00.180 You didn't see Karen Bass going out of her way or ramen or anybody else going out of their way to make sure that the city continued to run.

00:21:08.900 He did.

00:21:10.980 Because that was a disaster.

00:21:13.960 And it still is a disaster.

00:21:18.220 And real.

00:21:19.920 I know so many things will make you really happy.

00:21:22.680 And it's like a bipolar show.

00:21:25.620 It's like you go from really great news to like, wow, how did that even happen?

00:21:30.440 So here we have Marco Rubio, who says that foreign leaders are they are going to attend

00:21:37.480 President Trump's UFC Freedom 250 at the White House.

00:21:41.800 And he jokes that it could trigger a diplomatic crisis.

00:21:48.020 Can you imagine?

00:21:49.100 People are upset that we're going to be celebrating this UFC freedom event at the White House. 1.00

00:21:57.700 Yeah, it's better than all the trans there with their boobs hanging out, their fake boobs. 1.00

00:22:02.540 Oh, I think this is going to be so much fun. 1.00

00:22:04.600 I mean, you're going to have an event.

00:22:05.560 You can't enjoy anything.

00:22:06.620 They try to take everything, anything he wants to do.

00:22:09.420 He's trying to clean up the place.

00:22:11.700 He's trying to build a beautiful ball run.

00:22:14.200 He's trying to make things better.

00:22:15.760 And y'all are just, of course, stopping him because y'all don't have it in you to do it.

00:22:19.280 He's a builder.

00:22:19.760 Let him go.

00:22:20.620 Let him make the White House a million times better.

00:22:23.020 Let him make this better.

00:22:24.800 I mean, you have to, if something's going to be around for 20 or 30 years, you got to update it.

00:22:31.460 I mean, if they didn't update it, they'd be an outhouse there now still.

00:22:35.480 Right.

00:22:36.020 I mean, you have to at some point update it.

00:22:38.880 Exactly.

00:22:39.920 I mean, you still want the shag carpets from the 70s.

00:22:42.520 the orange and red shack definitely not i'm so glad i mean look at the fountains look at the

00:22:50.600 area it's completely improved i mean the president trump is a builder he's got rid of the confetti

00:22:54.360 he's cleaned it up he's getting rid of the crime yeah and all there and they're trying to stop him 0.83

00:22:59.000 isn't that just bizarre it's tds is a real mental illness and i mean it's serious too 0.69

00:23:05.320 well they're just sick that they're not the ones that did it president trump are making people get 0.92

00:23:10.400 out and enjoy the parks and enjoy the fountains and enjoy Washington D sleaze, even though there's

00:23:16.600 all kinds of sleazy things that go on over there. I mean, at least there's something beautiful to

00:23:20.460 look at where friends and family can they can gather and they have a place to hang out in a

00:23:26.100 beautiful location. What the Democrats what do they want? They want it to be awful. They want

00:23:31.220 it to be gangs that are taking over these places just like I mean, go to one of our parks in LA.

00:23:36.220 I mean, I look at Washington, D.C. now, and I'm envious by a lot because I'm like, okay, when is it our turn?

00:23:43.460 When do we get the opportunity to shine again?

00:23:47.680 I'm hoping soon.

00:23:49.520 Never.

00:23:50.300 Well, I'm just hoping with all of this exposure that maybe.

00:23:53.580 Unless they stop cheating, never, because you're going to keep cheating.

00:23:56.360 Gosh.

00:23:57.040 Something major has got to happen to the cheaters, man.

00:23:59.300 I mean, they need to be.

00:24:00.700 You cheated, you're in prison for 10 years.

00:24:02.440 Once they start doing that, once they start like, okay, I'm not going to cheat, man.

00:24:07.160 I'm not going to prison.

00:24:09.040 Gosh.

00:24:09.700 Now they're saying, when you cheat, nothing's going to happen to you.

00:24:14.080 They've actually made that okay.

00:24:15.960 This is just so wild.

00:24:17.660 I mean, there's so many people that are just okay with the fact that their voice and their vote doesn't matter.

00:24:22.380 So they're just not going to even show up for it.

00:24:24.860 I mean, this is conditioning.

00:24:26.220 This has been happening for so long.

00:24:28.060 This isn't just one race. 0.54

00:24:29.740 This has been going on for so long.

00:24:31.020 And here we've got these Republicans up there, so-called, under Thune, who are not going

00:24:37.700 to pass the most important bill of our lifetime, the Save America Act.

00:24:42.620 This is insanity, complete.

00:24:45.540 These people don't make any sense at all.

00:24:47.860 I don't know how he could even show his face, knowing that 83% completely agree that our

00:24:53.800 elections need to be more secure.

00:24:55.600 And now after the whole California incident, I know that number has gone up.

00:24:59.540 because everybody watched, just like they did with Biden 0.99

00:25:02.420 when they put that fool in 1.00

00:25:03.900 and they stole the presidency from President Trump 1.00

00:25:06.440 and they thought they could just, you know,

00:25:08.100 whisk that under the rug.

00:25:09.340 Well, it's not going to happen a second time

00:25:10.960 right in front of the world

00:25:12.540 because the world is watching all this stuff. 1.00

00:25:16.820 Nuts.

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00:27:12.500 massy nasty massy i'm so oh my god it's pouring all of a sudden oh yeah we were just talking

00:27:20.160 about that that came out of nowhere man it's been not a cloud in the sky today goodness sakes

00:27:25.620 well it's going to be raining on nasty's parade we know that for a fact we're going to have

00:27:34.800 cynthia west on the show i know you all are very excited about this this is going to be such a good

00:27:39.820 time i mean the thing is is that people need to know what happened in with her and it was really

00:27:47.340 not a pretty thing I mean what this guy is really about we're going to find out about and I think

00:27:53.180 it's about time I mean look at what he did with you you can tell everybody what he did with you

00:28:01.540 yeah I'll just wait yeah I'll just wait till she's on yeah so she can hear it too hopefully

00:28:08.640 she's listening because hello so we've got that out for her but yeah so we'll see her in just a

00:28:18.260 few minutes but it has definitely been something crazy it's been a crazy time and it looks like

00:28:24.620 i can't believe how crazy the left went about him making a trillionaire so yesterday he was worth

00:28:31.480 998 billion right so that didn't bother them but when he made that last two percent they pretty

00:28:42.760 much lost their minds it's okay the 998 billion but when he had trillion there that was the flame 0.91

00:28:51.160 started coming out of the nostrils that's exactly right oh god it's ridiculous oh man they're just 0.80

00:28:57.180 jealous they have always been jealous and guess what we have somebody that they're going to be

00:29:02.140 jealous over miss cynthia west is here hey how is everybody today hey how are you oh i'm living

00:29:11.900 the dream i'm running off about two hours sleep i spent some time do you know who francesca is

00:29:17.900 the the woman who was dating james fishback oh uh which ones uh

00:29:26.300 the one right before he got married the one that was uh oh yeah yeah yeah we we spent some time

00:29:31.980 together it was very interesting oh it's good though oh so you guys there's another weirdo

00:29:39.900 uh fishback yes yeah it's the same gripped right it's it's the same power grab

00:29:46.220 oh my gosh well let's start at the very beginning just for those that have not heard your story so

00:29:54.120 okay cynthia how you've said that congressman massey he first reached out to you after his

00:30:00.740 wife passed in 2024 right so walk us through that i mean when did he slide into your dms or however

00:30:07.320 he did it i mean what was your first impression of him did it feel genuine i mean it did yeah it did

00:30:14.420 I mean, I think really the thing about it was that we were both coming from very unhealthy,

00:30:22.280 well, we weren't in healthy situations, right?

00:30:23.920 So he had just lost his wife and he didn't want to be alone.

00:30:27.480 You know, there's people who don't want to grieve, right?

00:30:29.720 They would rather skip that process, but it's important.

00:30:32.840 And for me, I was coming out of, you know, more than 20 year marriage.

00:30:38.400 We were legally separated and I didn't want to be alone either.

00:30:42.120 And so we kind of just, you know, and he found me on Twitter and kind of slid into my DMs.

00:30:51.180 And then it just took off very, very quickly.

00:30:54.460 So he just DMed you on Twitter is the first time you meet me.

00:30:57.580 And then how long was that after his wife died?

00:31:02.600 So we started talking in August.

00:31:05.240 His wife passed away.

00:31:06.640 I believe it was June 27th.

00:31:09.880 Okay.

00:31:10.580 Unreal.

00:31:10.900 What were you doing at the time? Were you involved in politics at the time? What was your job at the

00:31:16.680 time? Well, actually, I was working as a substance abuse counselor at a methadone clinic, people with

00:31:23.360 severe opioid addiction. But I was on X. There was a stock issue. I don't know if you've heard

00:31:30.340 about MMTLP. So I was doing advocacy in regards to market manipulation and naked shorting and

00:31:37.380 those sorts of things. And so, so I developed a little bit of a following. I only had about

00:31:41.580 maybe 10,000 followers, but, um, but I had gone to DC. Um, I was, we've gotten my, my group of

00:31:50.340 people who were advocating, we gotten an open letter from 74 members of Congress, but they

00:31:54.620 still weren't doing anything. So I was really disenfranchised with Congress. And at that point

00:31:59.560 in time, you know, I kind of bought into the rhetoric that he might be different. And, um,

00:32:05.020 turns out we wasn't but but that's what kind of I was thinking and we didn't engage for help in

00:32:11.260 regards to that actually the first thing that I had um when we really started hitting it off was

00:32:18.320 I had made a response to some post about NATO or UN or something like that and then he just

00:32:22.880 responded instead of publicly responding where I had made the comment on his comment he just

00:32:27.600 went into my dms and he started liking all my posts too so I was like oh you know yes and

00:32:34.440 admirer yeah all of a sudden so when did y'all first like meet like have a date uh it was the

00:32:42.340 the labor day weekend he came down to florida where i live okay yeah well we've seen a couple

00:32:50.420 of sides of massey it's very difficult to kind of pinpoint who he really is so so just i don't know

00:32:57.240 if you know my background with him but i was one of the first ones when he was at his most peak

00:33:02.100 popular when he was mr you know uh principles i was the first one on this show this was way over

00:33:09.380 a year ago saying that there's something about that dude that creeps me out i don't know what

00:33:14.820 it is i have a creep meter and it's never wrong i mean it's like you're probably right you're right

00:33:20.420 there's something about him that creeps me out and he just one day because i've you know i mean

00:33:26.440 i lost like 10 000 followers in two days when i first attacked him because nobody was attacking

00:33:30.460 him and then um but he then did a tweet and he said i just want to tell everybody that cat turd 0.91

00:33:39.120 and this other guy they get paid to post about uh you know they're all paid by all these foreign

00:33:45.560 agents i was just total lied about me you know what that's what that's what they do right

00:33:50.240 i mean because they were saying that i was paid by israel and all these things yeah i'm still

00:33:56.140 waiting for my check is real and so the other guy you mentioned he'd actually proved that he did get

00:34:01.860 160 000 from some political office but i've never taken any money by any well i mean i have sponsors

00:34:07.740 you know like potty market stuff like that but i've never taken any money all they offered me

00:34:12.320 you wouldn't believe how much for any you know political ad any group organization candidate

00:34:18.360 i don't even get paid by the trump administration i don't take that kind of money i think that lends

00:34:23.200 credibility though I think that that's smart like me walking away from money I think lent me

00:34:27.780 credibility in the situation that I was in and so y'all started a pretty hard and heavy romance

00:34:34.020 yeah yeah I mean it kicked off very quickly um he was coming I my situation with my custody was

00:34:43.720 week on week off and so I mean we were communicating all the time but um when he when he could he would

00:34:50.480 come down or i would go up to kentucky and then eventually it got to the point where i was spending

00:34:55.800 time in dc did he pay for this for you to come up there and stuff or did yeah when you travel well

00:35:02.820 your klm royal dutch airlines ticket takes you to more than just your destination it takes you to

00:35:08.960 winding streets spontaneous detours and the realization that neither of you is actually

00:35:14.820 good with directions recalculating route and when the final shortcut taken isn't exactly short

00:35:21.920 welcome aboard our crew is here to give you a trip home that goes just as planned

00:35:27.420 klm royal dutch airlines when you travel travel well well that was nice did he like send plane

00:35:35.280 tickets or something or just drive um no i mean i flew it's actually very cost effective we have

00:35:42.160 allegiance and they fly

00:35:43.380 from

00:35:45.260 my little airport to his

00:35:48.020 airport. He's a ways away from

00:35:50.080 the airport, though, too.

00:35:52.080 I'm sorry. And the pictures you post

00:35:54.080 with him, that was trips,

00:35:57.020 vacations and stuff.

00:35:59.400 Well, a lot of it.

00:36:00.340 I mean, I live near Destin, so

00:36:02.220 we have... Dang, you're my neighbor.

00:36:04.820 Where are you at?

00:36:06.500 I'm over... I live in

00:36:07.880 Hitchco, which is near

00:36:09.780 Mexico Beach, near Panama City Beach.

00:36:12.160 oh so you were over by the shark attack yeah yeah yeah yeah that's scary stuff yeah no we're

00:36:20.460 neighbors then so yeah you know we have good beaches so I why travel somewhere else when

00:36:24.740 you're back yeah we're spoiled but um yeah no I mean so so he would come down here a lot and then

00:36:31.880 I would go up to his place and then um you know in um over Thanksgiving we went to South Africa

00:36:37.360 so that was you know it was really eye-opening you can get really caught up in it the the lifestyle

00:36:43.140 I mean you want to talk about love bombing right getting um just really um experiences that I never

00:36:49.340 would have had and other than that I mean I'm I'm a social worker I'm a single mom and and he was

00:36:55.600 very charismatic I mean he's a politician that's what they do and um but but it quickly I mean it

00:37:03.060 was really i mean he's an engineer right and so it became very apparent that he was engineering me

00:37:08.440 to fit his life right to take the place of his wife who'd passed away which was very sad um yeah

00:37:14.080 you know we won't say anything but you know sadness about that yeah and and and you know

00:37:19.060 what i think but but it's weird to me man for into and you know six to seven weeks to start

00:37:24.240 pursuing somebody this hard that you didn't even know oh i mean i wasn't the first yeah

00:37:29.300 yeah so i mean there's you know people before you

00:37:33.440 yeah there was actually there's an account on x and uh she started she started going after me and

00:37:41.400 i was like wait wait i know who you are and um you know he really he had this opportunity too

00:37:47.000 he used to um refer to him as the casserole women who would show up in his dms right and so really

00:37:52.520 um i think that that's a common theme that you see whether it be in his political campaigning

00:37:58.240 or just in relationship right like taking advantage of the the grief and loss i'm not

00:38:04.820 saying that it wasn't actually there because he was experiencing grief and loss and i sat with

00:38:09.320 him through that but um you know we obviously know about the boner phone right his his district 0.98

00:38:15.140 director got that for him i'm a shit poster on twitter the boner phones like my super bowl 0.99

00:38:19.660 he had a fit over that i just i mean how can i not respond to that you know i'm a shit poster 0.98

00:38:27.880 explain all that explain all that i mean but why would he this weird because if i was dating a girl 0.95

00:38:34.160 i wouldn't be bragging about sleeping with other women it's weird it was weird but he would also

00:38:40.260 do weird stuff like have ai generate pictures of him with other women um i think there's i mean

00:38:47.040 and and and i've been analyzing this because you know my background's in mental health and

00:38:52.000 really processing what happened to like i'm in a much healthier place than i was because

00:38:56.840 it was really not healthy but um you know i think part of it may have to do with um he was a nerdy

00:39:03.820 kid you know and um and so he he seeks that notoriety that adoration and he's he's actually

00:39:11.980 very fragile like most people who tend to lean towards narcissism and so lane he's full-blown

00:39:19.200 narcissist i'm not diagnosing anyone you know there's a lot of members of congress though i

00:39:25.680 mean they seek power but yeah and so I think for him like wanting adoration from women was was a

00:39:34.180 big thing and and his looks changed completely right I mean everything I mean just that was me

00:39:39.480 there you go no but did you start dressing him and stuff um suggesting I wanted to I was like

00:39:48.640 oh grow your scruff out a little bit I his new wife's the one that fixed the socks I couldn't

00:39:53.320 get him to ditch the the the big white socks with the tennis shoes but but she got that but no I

00:39:58.920 mean just he lost a lot of weight um he was running right it was very cathartic for him through you

00:40:05.240 know the loss and everything to do that but um it's really it's actually kind of gross when you

00:40:10.360 look there was an article like Cincinnati Times or Cincinnati I can't remember um but it was in

00:40:16.200 regards to his beard right and um so we were dating during this period of time we were dating from

00:40:22.800 um you know end of august until my birthday really january 11th and um so over winter break

00:40:31.840 i tried to get him to grow a little bit over um another break but over winter break he for me he

00:40:37.900 was growing out his scruff and um and then in this article you know this is after we broke up

00:40:44.280 and he starts talking about how he was so it was it was the winter break and he was home all alone

00:40:50.860 stricken with grief so much so that like he wasn't maintaining his hygiene at least oh my god

00:40:57.200 and and that's and then the internet liked his beard and it's kind of like 0.53

00:41:02.080 is it is it i've tried to tell everybody for years what a compulsive liar he is and nobody you know 0.64

00:41:08.140 back then nobody believed it everybody believes it now yeah but you know i really truly i truly

00:41:13.660 loved this man but it was i was not healthy enough to enter into a relationship just given

00:41:19.080 what had come out of with with my marriage and everything and it really got to the point where

00:41:23.380 it was like walking on eggshells to try and keep him happy I mean he really wanted someone who

00:41:29.180 he told me that you know him and his wife never got in a disagreement or argument she basically

00:41:34.760 just you know bent to everything that he ever wanted um which we know that that's not really

00:41:41.080 a healthy relationship but that was their dynamic and so so if I had an opinion about anything like

00:41:46.540 he would go to his district director and he'd be like well i talked to chris mccain and we both

00:41:51.340 agree though very intimate things the relationship was really i mean the district director is the

00:41:57.100 one who got him his boner phone he's the one who named his pine cone like that relationship just

00:42:03.060 was so crazy but but i mean god but why would he talk to his current girlfriend about a boner

00:42:11.840 funnel it's just strange to me man you know like probably to exert dominance like to let her know

00:42:21.720 that there are others out there to kind of you know not to make it to where she feels like she's

00:42:28.900 more you know that she should be worried or that she should do more for him because he could leave

00:42:34.200 at any moment it's that whole thing it's it's full-blown narcissist i mean you can see it a

00:42:39.780 mile away it's manipulation it's the same thing that these type of guys try to do all the time

00:42:46.020 and it's just not even worth your time it's just you see it you feel it nailed it i know them i

00:42:51.960 know them all women go i mean it really it really was because he would talk about these boxes that

00:43:00.040 he needed check oh god oh my god and and and and you know and then i was like oh i love you so much

00:43:08.760 and it was it was so bad and and that's really what ended up with me ending up going to dc

00:43:15.980 because he was like we either ratchet up or we ratchet off and he was gonna dump me unless i

00:43:20.600 quit my job and i i mean oh my god it was so much pressure from him um but i but and again

00:43:29.800 you've only known each other now two or three months right well that's when they that's when

00:43:34.620 they started i mean this guy okay this is the same guy that said hey you know what i'm so worried

00:43:38.920 about all of these victims of the epstein files right and yet he's grooming her to make her

00:43:44.320 subservient to him i mean think about that that's what you're dealing with all right this is this

00:43:49.620 guy this is not his first rodeo it's very well planned he's done this with multiple women you

00:43:53.680 can tell just by what she's gone through. And anybody that runs into him after just that little

00:43:59.720 bit that I heard, beware, ladies. What about the Lauren Boebert thing? Did he say? Tell us about 0.97

00:44:07.720 that. Well, and you know, I kind of like I felt bad about telling Laura Loomer about that. But I

00:44:15.900 mean, really processing it, I think it really lends to what's happening in DC. And, you know,

00:44:22.640 they well that was happening in kentucky but you know they they got together pretty quickly after

00:44:28.680 his wife passed and um and so how do you know that though oh he was telling me about it like

00:44:36.820 he was he was bragging about it like you think he would lie about it or he's telling the truth

00:44:40.920 oh no no he sent me i mean he would show me like their their old text messages and stuff too like

00:44:46.880 that's why i put the thing up about the because she said that freak from florida and i was like

00:44:50.980 that's right oh but i've never i've never seen him or her or any of them the whole time since

00:44:58.100 you've been out and we're on our loomer show i've never heard them deny anything no did you see her

00:45:02.900 go off on fox i didn't see it no oh you should watch that she goes for on you if you no no the

00:45:11.620 oh i did see that yes i did see that yeah it's like okay you might as well yeah i'm guilty 0.95

00:45:18.440 consenting adults doing things that can she would have just been better off doing that

00:45:23.880 um but she didn't and um and then she wants to go off on me and it's like okay all right lauren 0.95

00:45:30.680 just own it so you go to dc and and he gets you a job right or did he get you a job he did so um

00:45:39.120 i was i was terrified to leave my job um you know because i'm a single mom and like what if this

00:45:45.380 doesn't work and um he gave me and and oh let's backtrack and clear this up really quickly because

00:45:54.280 when when I was talking about the bribery money um people were trying to say that it had to do with

00:45:59.940 um during my divorce and everything um there were some issues with my ex and I had to get an

00:46:05.080 injunction and um which is a restraining order and um they give you the emergency one and then

00:46:12.360 you have to go back to court and my lawyer my divorce attorney doesn't do injunctions his did

00:46:17.920 I tried to represent myself it didn't work out very well because I didn't know like how you're

00:46:22.540 supposed to present the evidence and and I ended up getting a no contact order from base and they

00:46:27.820 opened an emotional abuse case and all kinds of stuff so we just did it from the military side

00:46:32.080 instead of the civil side and so that was one of the things that Thomas was trying to use to say

00:46:37.100 that i had lied about that because it had gotten um thrown out even though he had called my ex's

00:46:44.220 commander and helped get the no contact order and i have the transcript of that but um they were

00:46:49.640 trying to say that the bribery money that he would give me later was money he was trying to give me

00:46:54.580 to get a lawyer for the injunction which is not the case because i don't give cash to somebody

00:47:00.260 here you need a lawyer's five thousand cash well that ain't how it works but but he's got his cow

00:47:05.860 money right so he gave me ten thousand dollars and he said this money is to um like basically

00:47:12.100 like an insurance so that if something happens at that time there was openings still in my job

00:47:17.720 um but um so that i could just come back and and then try and get rehired on just kind of like to

00:47:23.980 to tide me over is what he was saying like i had no no reason to not take the job because he got

00:47:30.760 me a job with if you look up victoria sparts you google sparts and staff abuse and it is it was

00:47:38.420 the most horrific work environment i have ever seen like you can't even imagine how bad it was

00:47:44.840 what was going on though specifically it was screaming and yelling and stuff like that i was 0.96

00:47:49.040 screaming yelling she threw some furniture stuff at one of my co-workers crazy like hiring a foreign 1.00

00:47:56.240 national to run what she wasn't supposed to hire they were supposed to just be a paid intern which 1.00

00:48:00.640 means that they could do like copying and answering phones not taking computers home but she had them 0.99

00:48:05.540 running her district office they were influencing U.S. policy they were taking in their computers

00:48:09.660 home like national security issues and then she was like she just you just have there's plenty 1.00

00:48:16.600 articles all you have to do is google her but um so that's the office because she her staff

00:48:22.360 turnaround was so much like when I left I was number 86 in just over four years and so oh my 0.59

00:48:28.620 god yeah it's bad well that's that's what she sounds like she sounds like the republican 0.94

00:48:35.340 version of katie porter who was dumping potatoes on her husband's head i mean like you have them 0.99

00:48:42.340 in all categories yes katie porter who who just tried to to run and was completely 1.00

00:48:47.660 get out of my shot yeah get out of my shot yeah that one yeah i mean that kind of personality 0.92

00:48:54.740 So that's Victoria Sparks. 1.00

00:48:57.020 Yeah, so she's out of Indiana.

00:48:59.300 And anyway, so he gave me the $10,000.

00:49:02.560 And when I broke up with him, I gave him his money back.

00:49:06.680 And so I raised concerns to ethics.

00:49:09.300 And there were some things that happened that were violations of the Congressional Accountability

00:49:12.780 Act.

00:49:13.940 And I got fired up from retaliatory discharge.

00:49:17.240 And so I qualified for House Legal Services, which would be that hush fund that that if you look at that bill to release the information about that, it was only for sexual harassment.

00:49:30.060 I was like, that's convenient because I knew that Thomas and Victoria wouldn't sign on to it if it was for all the Congressional Accountability Act violations.

00:49:38.760 I'm like, why wouldn't you want to know about all the money the taxpayers are having to pay out for indiscretions?

00:49:43.440 but they were directly involved with that case that was going on but I called him before I

00:49:49.180 started that for courtesy to say hey you know because I gave him his money back and um because

00:49:55.180 I wasn't a transaction but I kept when we broke up but I kept working for her because I was a

00:50:00.200 single mom and I needed a job and my work wasn't hiring anymore my old job and so um so he told me

00:50:07.920 well that's why I gave you the ten thousand dollars so you could just walk away you're just

00:50:12.220 one person you can't make a difference you need to just walk away i spent five thousand dollars of

00:50:17.640 it i don't know what he spent it on he's like i had to use five thousand of it but i still have

00:50:21.260 five thousand dollars left if you just leave that alone if you just walk away you know just saying

00:50:25.960 i'm one person that can't make a difference and i didn't take his money i mean he was trying to

00:50:30.640 bribe me to not go after someone who's violating the congressional accountability act and meanwhile

00:50:38.020 while, then you see him and he's like talking about transparency for victims. It's, it's like

00:50:44.880 for the Epstein stuff. And then you can get into the, some of the, the, um, you know, I said

00:50:50.080 emotional abuse, but it really has to do with his, his sexual nature and some of the things that he

00:50:54.960 did in regards to our relationship. And he, I'm, I'm grateful that the people in his district in

00:51:02.280 Kentucky saw it for what it was because there are people who will just exploit their position and

00:51:08.740 they fail to serve their constituents. And that's what he was doing. Definitely sounds like that.

00:51:14.700 I mean, the whole thing is really weird. Let me ask you about him because you've got like an image

00:51:20.140 of Thomas Massey. You have the public image and then you have the private behavior. I mean,

00:51:25.200 he has spent years building this image as like this quirky independent. I just want transparency,

00:51:30.560 right this is the one that he thought that everybody would respect and but from what you

00:51:35.900 saw behind closed doors I mean did the public persona did it match the private guy or was are

00:51:41.700 we looking at two completely different people you know it's almost like a Dr. Jekyll and Mr.

00:51:47.720 I figured yeah yeah and and he you know he'll talk about his medical margaritas because he gets

00:51:53.560 really angry and and so he'd be like I just need a margarita and and that was like every night

00:51:58.980 and he it was just walking on eggshells and and he would put his persona on for the public but it

00:52:07.940 really exhausted him to engage in public events and one of the disheartening things is he would

00:52:13.740 talk about these events that he would go to and he'd be like oh the binder people right and that

00:52:19.120 would be the people that would show up with binders that really it's constituents that have

00:52:24.280 information that they want to share with him because they need help and I took events to that

00:52:28.880 because i was a binder person right because i'm sitting here advocating for this mmtlp and and

00:52:34.660 market transparency and corruption and all of that and and trying to get members of congress to 0.72

00:52:40.860 actually do their jobs and he's just sitting there talking about oh these binder people 0.99

00:52:45.280 and and um it really just gave me an insight of you know the other part too is they like they 0.99

00:52:52.000 whine and dine themselves off of their campaign funds and they they very rarely work and they go

00:52:58.540 and they hang out at the Capitol Hill Club and schmooze with one another and all the things.

00:53:03.520 And it's really dysfunctional and it's sad.

00:53:07.500 Definitely. I mean, go ahead, Kat.

00:53:10.880 Yeah, I was going to say, you know, I was trying to tell people back then,

00:53:14.660 he all of a sudden talks about the Epstein files as soon as Trump gets elected,

00:53:18.460 but he only tweeted about it four times, three times in the last four years.

00:53:22.900 Yeah.

00:53:23.860 It's all just to get Trump, you know, at some point he's just, it was just, you know,

00:53:27.920 And he did that camera.

00:53:29.180 He's on the camera every day. 1.00

00:53:31.300 I've never been more happy seeing somebody lose their race. 0.96

00:53:35.820 And I'm a political junkie for 30 years, a rush baby. 0.97

00:53:39.120 And I've never been so happy.

00:53:40.800 When he got kicked out, I've never been so happy in my life.

00:53:44.060 Yeah, those polls, I mean, things really flipped.

00:53:47.740 I can't stand a fake.

00:53:49.980 Now, I'd rather you be like Elizabeth Warren and go out there. 1.00

00:53:54.240 And I have more respect for her because she'll go out there, 1.00

00:53:56.040 millionaires, trillionaires, whatever. You know what I mean? I mean, she is who she is,

00:54:00.280 but pretend like you're on a soapbox. And literally, how many times has he said,

00:54:08.180 I, you know, my principles, I'm so principled. You don't have to tell people you're principled

00:54:12.860 every day. If you're principled, they know it already. Well, and too, like when you look at,

00:54:17.960 for instance, what happened with Trump, if you really start looking what happened,

00:54:24.360 because when we were dating I mean I I was like all about Trump right and um and and he actually

00:54:33.200 had a recording of Trump on his phone from when his wife passed away and and I was talking to

00:54:38.660 Thomas and I was like look if Trump doesn't get elected we're running into an iceberg and so he

00:54:45.000 came down and he I was flag waving for Trump and I've got pictures of him with um waving flags for

00:54:51.940 trump and and i really think that i was helpful in getting him to to um you know he nominated

00:54:57.740 trump i mean he gave him his endorsement sorry and um and i think you know that that he he may

00:55:06.040 have not i don't know but it was it was great because then i was like okay well maybe we can

00:55:10.640 get more of the libertarian vote over here for trump because we need it but um then what happens

00:55:16.160 is you've got um he's talking to trump personally on the phone about rfk jr and his appointment and

00:55:22.800 and and he really at that point in time he really wanted ag secretary and he got snubbed big time

00:55:31.260 you gotta remember this man has got a really big ego and and that's really when you see this feud

00:55:38.960 kick off and and then also too one of the things with the speaker because you know there was that

00:55:44.500 feud with the speaker it was trump speaker that he wanted and and um one of the feuds that started

00:55:50.420 before the vote for speaker um was um and you're dating him during this time right yeah i'm dating

00:55:59.500 him and i'm i'm seeing all this stuff and and um you know i just i was just so caught up and and

00:56:07.100 it just it was so exhausting i you said you broke up with him i didn't realize that i thought he

00:56:13.200 broke up with you for some reason no I broke up with him what was the final straw um he is not

00:56:21.700 respectful in regards to things that I had iterated to him multiple times sexually that

00:56:28.240 I was not comfortable with and there was a lot of coercion and anger and um and I wasn't I wasn't

00:56:37.220 okay with but but the thing was i was so manipulated that i felt bad like i couldn't

00:56:43.680 perform for him and meet his needs it was so messed up um and i couldn't do it because i

00:56:50.620 eventually you know i get this job with victoria sparts and he's got me up to dc because i'm

00:56:56.040 supposed to satisfy all his needs and and be at his beck and call but i'm also working for the

00:57:01.720 boss from hell and she expects you to be at her beck and call 24 7 you can't serve two masters

00:57:08.400 and it and and it was it was so awful you were trapped you were trapped i mean think about it

00:57:16.000 i mean he gets you the job and so all right you go to dc you move there you're you know in his

00:57:23.020 complete environment that he controls i mean it's a perfect setup and so then all of a sudden you

00:57:29.080 get desperate, you get, you know, you're weak in this whole situation, and then it can manipulate

00:57:33.620 you further. It's horrible. I'm so glad you got out of that. I really am. Yeah. And it was one of

00:57:39.460 those things too. So I have so I have lupus, right? So I have an autoimmune disease. And I

00:57:43.700 look at what happened to Rhonda. And I'm not saying that this is what happened to her. But

00:57:48.200 my hair started falling out. I was sick. Like I get, I get UTIs with my lupus. I had a UTI. And

00:57:55.200 he was like, did it matter? You were still had to perform for him and his needs and all the things.

00:58:00.000 And it was just racist. It was so bad. And honestly, I mean, I just feel like God rescued

00:58:08.960 me out of that. And it was, yeah, I'm, it really, my world was so broken. And, and mind you, like,

00:58:21.320 I thought I loved this man still even after breaking up with him I just I couldn't I couldn't

00:58:25.880 do it I was too exhausted and I and and I needed to provide for my kids and and then so I eventually

00:58:33.160 you know I I think I you know lost the man that I thought I loved and I'm all in this really like

00:58:39.420 I've been sexually exploited essentially is the word I would probably use and then I've lost my

00:58:46.140 job because I got the job from you know the boss from hell and I was working with ethics and doing

00:58:51.120 all these things which ethics is a joke I'll say that again and um and so and then I'm still like

00:58:57.820 have this toxic relationship with my ex and and life had just just caved in on me and um and and

00:59:07.120 that really goes back to what you were saying about like the the control and the power dynamic

00:59:11.960 like I was so vulnerable and you know you can just he he was unwilling to pivot from the fact

00:59:19.800 that I wasn't willing to do the things

00:59:21.660 that he wanted me to do sexually.

00:59:23.020 That was really what it really all

00:59:25.620 at the end of the day boiled down to.

00:59:28.120 Yes, this is classic textbook behavior

00:59:31.760 with very powerful men

00:59:33.340 and you're not the first to have to go through it

00:59:36.280 and I'm sorry that you had to because it's awful.

00:59:38.920 But when you start looking at all the things

00:59:40.600 that you went through,

00:59:41.420 I mean, this creepy behavior of his,

00:59:43.780 I mean, all of a sudden you're trapped,

00:59:45.220 you're starting to think,

00:59:46.080 okay, how in the world am I gonna get out of here,

00:59:48.160 out of this situation?

00:59:49.800 so you decide you're going to end it you you are discharged from your your job with sparts which

00:59:56.680 was probably heaven sent right i mean you were like okay there we're done here i can move back

01:00:02.300 home did you leave right away i mean how did you did you talk to massey about look things aren't

01:00:07.880 going well here with sparts i'm having oh yeah yeah he knew he knew and he said he was like oh

01:00:13.660 i thought if anybody could do it and change and fix her office it would be you because you're a

01:00:18.320 social worker you work in mental health and I have texts from Sparks and she's like you're working

01:00:22.740 with two people with PTSD and I was like it's more like a cluster b personality issue but we're not

01:00:28.580 gonna go there oh my gosh well let me ask you I mean if you were to sit down with Thomas Massey

01:00:35.580 today like if you were to have a conversation with him like without cameras no politics no spin if it

01:00:41.640 was just you and he talking I mean what would you say to him I mean what is still bothering you

01:00:47.540 what's still on your chest that you would want him to hear um i would probably and i say this

01:00:57.080 because i've been really processing this more now um when when i first came out with my story

01:01:04.560 right i really wanted to focus on the iranian money i really wanted to focus on the bribery

01:01:10.240 um people want the salacious and um when i came out you'll see i mean the defamation towards me

01:01:22.360 and i walked away from sixty thousand dollars for my house legal settlement to do this i'm a single

01:01:29.420 mom um but i also saw victoria win her primary and and i knew that people had a right to know 0.94

01:01:37.560 what their elected officials, who they really were. And, um, and so I didn't want to talk about

01:01:43.700 the, I mean, now at this point, he's already lost his primary and I've really been processing the

01:01:49.220 sexual component of the things that happened to me. And, and it's really hard when you start

01:01:54.640 trying to talk about the trauma that you experienced and have people, um, say that,

01:02:01.280 you know, you're going to hell and you have no soul and you're lying and all these things.

01:02:05.600 hey i've been there yeah yeah i know what it's like to be attacked and i mean i had somebody 0.99

01:02:13.720 show up trying to assassinate me here yeah i mean you probably get swatted and stuff but i mean

01:02:20.180 four times yeah i'm i'm running for school board and and i compromised that because i've got people

01:02:26.240 who like drag up old stuff and try and say i'm just this evil person but but at the end of the

01:02:32.720 day, you know, I really gave me an opportunity to look at what happened to me because I got in such

01:02:39.240 a dark space afterwards. And so I've been thinking about what happened to me and, and where, and how

01:02:46.340 I got there because it was really like boiling a frog. Right. And, and so I've been focusing more

01:02:51.620 now about, um, the sexual component. And if I was to talk to him because he knows he asked me,

01:02:59.200 because we still talked for quite a while actually a little bit after we broke up and he's like it

01:03:05.080 was because of the stories right and because you know he he couldn't get off unless you were

01:03:11.840 ejaculating him and telling him about him being with other women and it was women that were in

01:03:17.080 his everyday life and I was uncomfortable with that I didn't want that um particularly people 0.89

01:03:23.840 that were like there was a young girl that I mean she was of age but I it just I I didn't feel like

01:03:29.080 they could consent to that. It was my friend the last time. And so, and then when I broke up with

01:03:34.580 him, um, no, I, we, we were on our way to Kentucky and, and this is the one that really, like I've

01:03:42.500 really been thinking about lately. You know, he was very violent towards me. I was, I was very

01:03:47.660 intoxicated because we went and got alcohol and I'm like, no, I'm like full sending it. And, um,

01:03:52.880 he, he, he was violent towards me and said he wanted to wreck me for any other man. And, and

01:03:57.800 that meant harming me physically um with sexual you know acts and and I and I could look him in

01:04:05.880 the eye and I could talk to him about that like when I first came out I was like people were like

01:04:10.980 she's lying I'm like I could sit down and have a conversation like I would look him in the eyes

01:04:15.560 and talk to him about that because it was wrong and and it broke me it broke me and I thought that

01:04:22.260 it was my fault i remember when it was happening and i thought i deserved it and so and then this

01:04:28.680 is the guy who's trying to seek justice for epstein victims like i would really look him in

01:04:34.680 the eye in the face and i hope he watches this oh he will because he's sick oh he will he has

01:04:39.400 plenty of time on his hands now and he's all about himself so i guarantee he's probably listening

01:04:43.720 right this minute especially with cat involved i mean there's oh i know because cat lives

01:04:48.040 in his head like really really he hates you like a lot like a lot a lot get in line

01:04:56.360 get in line because i because i see through him right a lot a lot oh my gosh well i you know

01:05:04.420 here's the thing do you think maybe he's the one swatting me it could be one of these you know

01:05:09.760 nothing i'd all of these psyops they actually caught my swatter and he's in serving four years

01:05:14.920 in prison one of them yeah one of them you know what he's he's got his spooky friends and they

01:05:22.000 were like his CIA friends and he um something really weird happened to my phone before and

01:05:28.680 before the interview dropped where and I know it was hacked into because I had I had switched

01:05:35.360 phones to an iPhone um when we were dating and so it it brought up all the old texts like it

01:05:41.680 imported them into my new phone and on the um on all the android he couldn't do it to the iphone

01:05:48.040 but on both numbers his boner phone and then his normal phone like all the android messages that

01:05:53.920 had pictures all those pictures got wiped out but on my other phone my old phone that wasn't

01:06:00.420 connected to like wi-fi or data or anything i still have all the pictures and everything i've

01:06:05.960 got so much stuff I got so much oh maybe there'll be a book it's the future that that is part of

01:06:15.440 why um you know I've been writing my memoirs down and that's probably why I've been like if I was

01:06:21.860 going to say something to him because it was really interesting like I told you I was just

01:06:25.760 telling people that it was emotional abuse but I'm telling my I'm dictating my story to uh Claude

01:06:32.520 right right and claude's like cynthia let me stop you what you're describing is sexual abuse

01:06:40.020 cynthia that is great i'm like claude i don't want to go there i so i'm like doing therapy with

01:06:47.420 claude it's like oh well heavy well here's the thing when you write it down it becomes real

01:06:52.360 like you can talk about it all day long at least for me and and when you talk about things like

01:06:57.500 this okay you can have a conversation you dismiss things in your head it's just very natural it's

01:07:01.700 kind of like self-preservation but when you actually put a pen to a paper or if you start

01:07:08.680 typing about it and you start writing about it and you look at the words something else happens

01:07:13.400 it changes it it becomes more real and you're able to actually see it for what it is and that's why

01:07:20.380 journaling and different things really help people as much as it does because then they can see it

01:07:24.640 for themselves it's not you being silly or you missing something it's it's real it may you should

01:07:32.320 do a book yes it's it would be very good for you too stay tuned friends good good well how are you

01:07:43.220 now how are you now how's your life breeding you um the the night before i broke up with him

01:07:51.240 um i i had had i had a uti which wasn't clearing up because all the stuff that

01:07:58.280 my expectations and then um i told him i told him that i didn't want to talk about one particular

01:08:06.300 person and I just was like I'm going to bed and I woke up that night that was the first night I had

01:08:13.720 and I worked in mental health right and so I'd never I'd had chest pains with anxiety but like

01:08:19.340 I woke up in the middle of the night and I thought I was having a heart attack and I eventually went

01:08:24.400 back to sleep and then he woke me up and and was all upset with me and was insistent on doing his

01:08:29.780 stuff and that was part of I remember praying to God while I was doing that to just get me out of

01:08:34.700 this situation. And, um, and so that was the first panic attack that, um, the full blown one that I

01:08:42.020 had. And while I was working for Victoria Sparks, it was, um, it was, I think I was in fight or

01:08:51.640 flight mode, so I really didn't have them. So I started getting them really bad once I lost my

01:08:55.520 job and I was in a really bad period of time and it took a long time for, um, you know, I eventually

01:09:02.980 got another job but it it was hard it was a process I went but I you know for a positive

01:09:09.160 that's where um I was new to my faith before I met Thomas really stepped away from that

01:09:14.240 in that relationship and so I really leaned into God and um in a way that has been really powerful

01:09:20.760 for me and um and I I am someone who doesn't want to just sink into my own despair and so I give

01:09:28.800 back to my community um that's very important to me um and i love legislation i love policy i love

01:09:36.880 governance and so um and i was working for a legislative research company and and so now i'm

01:09:43.420 like i'm running for school board which i knew that i kind of compromised that a little bit and

01:09:47.980 and honestly too right now the other thing um i learned that i can still if i can find a lawyer

01:09:54.460 So I don't know if anybody deals with employment law that's interested, but I really feel

01:10:00.840 passionate about if I can still, because I heard my litigation is still open, even though

01:10:06.560 the house will no longer represent me.

01:10:08.700 Like I want accountability so badly for what I know happens in the house and for Victoria

01:10:14.320 Sparks.

01:10:15.220 And even if I had a seat at the table to talk about like how to reform some of the things,

01:10:21.060 there's not even whistleblower protection for house staff.

01:10:23.860 Like the legislative branch doesn't have whistleblower protection for their staffers.

01:10:28.920 The Hush Fund, it's, I mean, they are gagging people.

01:10:33.600 They're making them sign these NDAs and they tell you, like, if you want to go public with

01:10:38.920 your story, you're going to get destroyed.

01:10:40.640 Your character assassination is going to happen.

01:10:42.600 Do you really want to do that to your kids?

01:10:44.300 And I mean, I, you know, went public and everybody knows my story and what happened to me, but

01:10:49.820 we really need to change the culture.

01:10:51.880 so why did you decide to go and laura loomer and go and to go public well i went on a um an

01:10:58.800 interview with mark carrie first uh okay you know people people are like why why now and it's

01:11:05.440 interesting because i had reached out i mean you had randy fine talking to people about like oh

01:11:09.760 yeah she talked to me about the iranian money like a year ago like and there's tweets and stuff and

01:11:15.520 And so I tried to tell my story, but then, you know, I was going through the legal route.

01:11:22.720 And at first, with the House Office of Work Rights, at first when we were negotiating, you know, I was really concerned.

01:11:31.620 I didn't want the taxpayer payout.

01:11:33.440 I didn't want it to be through the Treasury, but she insisted on that.

01:11:36.380 I was willing to do a lower amount if I didn't have to sign an NDA, but she was assistant on an NDA.

01:11:41.440 and we came to that $60,000 number. And so we had an agreement, but it needed to go to the

01:11:48.280 house for approval. And I knew that at any point in time, they were going to bring it back to me

01:11:53.620 and I was going to have to sign that NDA. Meanwhile, you know, she had just won her primary

01:11:58.960 and I knew if I signed that NDA, it was so intertwined with the story of what happened

01:12:05.720 to me with Thomas and just the cruelty and everything that I experienced with her.

01:12:11.440 I realized if I if I do this, then I'm perpetuating this culture of harm to others.

01:12:18.680 And and I couldn't do even though it's not life changing money, but that was circumstance changing money for me.

01:12:25.360 I mean, I don't make a whole bunch and I'm a single mom and it's life's hard.

01:12:30.980 Like inflation be real, y'all. But but it was more important to me that there was transparency.

01:12:38.020 And I think that the voters deserved to know that was the timing of it.

01:12:45.620 Well, you've described Thomas Massey to a T.

01:12:48.820 It's really interesting, his beef with President Trump because he didn't nominate him.

01:12:52.480 And then you have Marjorie Taylor Greene, who acted the exact same way, turned on Trump when he wouldn't support her as a Senate candidate because the polls told a completely different story.

01:13:02.260 You're talking about two of the same type of people.

01:13:05.260 And recently you had Thomas Massey and Marjorie Taylor Greene.

01:13:09.500 They were snapped vacationing together in Costa Rica.

01:13:12.020 This is after the major loss, I mean, big loss there.

01:13:15.680 And he said that they were just discussing the future of the Republican Party, like they're going to be able to remake it or something.

01:13:22.840 So based on the Massey that you knew, what do you think really draws him to alliances like that?

01:13:30.420 And where do you see him trying to go next politically?

01:13:33.400 Oh, oh, this see, I am like, I would say I am the foremost expert on Thomas Master.

01:13:40.480 I think you are.

01:13:42.360 I'm, I'm, I, um, well, I'm politically savvy too.

01:13:45.920 So I understand, um, I understand the process.

01:13:48.880 We had a ton of conversations about what he wants to achieve.

01:13:52.580 Right.

01:13:53.140 And so, um, and, and I know how he reacts, um, to, um, rejection.

01:14:00.020 We'll just say rejection.

01:14:01.380 It's that fragility, right?

01:14:02.700 I mean, you saw it with Trump. You saw it with when I broke up with him. He it fuels him. It fuels him. And he, you know, at one point he was talking about the idea of maybe running for governor so he could take the federal government on from the state level. I do not. I mean, he filed his FEC report. Right. I don't think he's going to run for, you know, his congressional seat to get that back. I think now he's got to take it on the federal level.

01:14:29.360 um so what you see is you see this this fringe group growing and and i was talking to you a

01:14:36.040 little bit ago about um francesca and you know you've got the whole james fishback effect you've

01:14:41.540 got yeah yeah they're not growing they're on their way down they're not calling the doomer grifters

01:14:47.200 but but they're they're they're not going to catch on in the mainstream right never so they

01:14:55.800 need this fringe and so the hope is the more people who are rejected so like for instance

01:15:00.660 when the the day after I came out with my story I live in the Gates family area like Don Gates is

01:15:08.600 my state senator actually went and spoke in support of some of his bills his staffers are my

01:15:12.980 friends um but we stayed at some of their homes because they've got some beachfront property and

01:15:18.520 and their their close friends Matt Gates went up and campaigned for him and um as the as soon as I

01:15:25.360 you know came out with my story you had um you had Don Gates endorse my opponent even though he

01:15:33.020 said he wasn't going to endorse in the school board race and so now all of a sudden I'm thrown

01:15:37.500 into this Trump Gates family feud and so you've got you know Gates who's aligning with Massey

01:15:42.760 you've got Marjorie Taylor Greene uh you've got um you know Victoria Sparks I mean she's always

01:15:49.920 going to align with um I mean she I was listening to a recording of her trying to talk about how

01:15:55.260 she wants to take down the president um yeah good luck with that she's but she i mean just because

01:16:03.460 it's not logical or rational doesn't mean that she's not going to try you know what i mean and

01:16:08.160 so they think that if they can band together and they can grow this rift and you see it particularly

01:16:12.300 with the anti-semitism that you know if you can make people angry or scared you see the dem it's

01:16:18.380 like a democrat playbook right make people angry or scared then you can control the narrative and

01:16:23.780 their behavior and so they're sitting there and they're telling people okay we were going to be

01:16:27.580 america first which is like isolationists right meanwhile they're taking iranian money and you're

01:16:33.680 like yeah that's tell us about that about the iranian connection all the influencers who take

01:16:42.220 money from other countries they i mean i mean they're supposed to say what country and how

01:16:47.580 much through farin stuff and they don't can you walk us through that please the iran the iran

01:16:52.820 connection with all of this this is where i was concerned and and i would just ask people to do

01:16:58.600 the verification um i've you know there's the the um campaign finance reports that you can take a

01:17:04.560 look at but um the the one person that really was interesting to me was um and there's there's

01:17:10.200 several but look at joe kiani um he was an iranian born but he you know naturalized he's american

01:17:17.160 um but he's a billionaire big democrat donor and um from what i'm seeing i would say um

01:17:25.660 and and from what i know and i he thomas talked about him he's done a few fundraisers with him

01:17:32.080 but um you know more of your um i would say pro-islamist but really if we're i mean that

01:17:37.900 hey radical islamist um palestine but more hamas um so he was really good friends with joe biden

01:17:45.900 And after the October 7th attacks on Israel, you had Palestine or Hamas, basically, so the terrorist organization funded through Iran, that they were in peace talks with Israel.

01:17:58.360 And those peace talks were progressing.

01:18:00.300 But then you had Joe Biden, who's friends with Joe Kiani, appointed him to some scientific advisory board, big donor.

01:18:07.040 Joe Biden goes to stay at Joe Kiani's California ranch.

01:18:11.780 And you can look it up.

01:18:12.820 There's articles about this.

01:18:13.820 and that is when those peace talks dissolved and so you've got thomas who's going to these

01:18:20.060 fundraiser events um per the information i received he's going to these fundraiser events

01:18:26.060 and while he's there i mean this is not an isolationist he's saying we need to remove

01:18:30.300 all aid and assistance to israel this isn't hey let's focus on the united states and so let's

01:18:36.540 just not focus on israel this is hey we're gonna we're gonna help the other side because i can get

01:18:41.980 money from them i'm gonna grift over here that's it's the same

01:18:47.040 yeah they'll they'll grift anywhere the next paychecks that yeah but but that's the thing

01:18:56.360 is is whatever it takes it's exploitative right like so he didn't really care about i mean

01:19:02.480 per my understanding you i mean you spoke to it right he really didn't do much in regards to

01:19:07.960 Epstein until it was a politically convenient way for him to go after Trump, right? So

01:19:13.720 I just, it just, it seems exploitative to me.

01:19:20.620 Well, I'm going to ask you one final question. And that is, how do you see this whole thing

01:19:26.420 in hindsight? I mean, looking back at it now, do you think that coming forward had any impact

01:19:33.280 on Thomas Massey's last race. Oh, absolutely. I do too. I mean, just, just look at the polling

01:19:41.940 data. Right. And, and on honestly, you know, there was the reality that he was ahead in the polls

01:19:47.880 when I came out with my story and, and I didn't know, I didn't know if he would still get reelected

01:19:54.380 or not, but I also knew that I had been trying to tell my story and people are like, why now?

01:19:59.800 And I've been trying to tell it. It's like, why do people want to listen now? Because it's a primary. That's when people, that's when you have a voice, when you can finally be heard. And I was given an opportunity to have a voice and I was able to go on Laura Loomer. And it's like, I was speaking truth. So, so is it that you don't want truth because it's inconvenient for you to have the truth told now and you would just rather suppress that?

01:20:25.460 I mean, because are we really here for transparency and accountability, particularly for, you know, people who've been victimized and such?

01:20:33.740 Like, you can't have it both ways.

01:20:36.480 Right.

01:20:37.960 Oh, my gosh.

01:20:38.740 We really appreciate you coming on the show.

01:20:40.540 We really do.

01:20:42.180 I mean, Cynthia, you've been through so much.

01:20:44.080 Thank you for, like, enlightening us about all of this stuff.

01:20:48.100 Can I ask a favor?

01:20:49.440 Sure.

01:20:50.560 Okay, because I know you've got, like, huge following and listeners.

01:20:54.260 so in this is just my my sick curiosity because i tried to google it if you have anyone who is a

01:21:02.880 urologist who is listening to these i have questions i have questions about pine cone

01:21:09.980 and i just would like to talk to somebody with that um particular skill set a urologist

01:21:17.700 yes okay he'll dig into it oh cynthia i can't wait i didn't leak it i didn't leak the pine

01:21:27.840 cone it was my friend but it made for really good memes oh that was hilarious oh that's another

01:21:34.240 person you know the dilly meme team was one that really um you know helped take thomas massey down

01:21:40.960 Their memes were hilarious. 0.81

01:21:43.520 Cow money, pine cone boner.

01:21:45.840 Yeah, I know.

01:21:46.860 Oh, my gosh.

01:21:48.080 It was perfect. 1.00

01:21:48.660 I'm a shit poster, like I say. 1.00

01:21:49.960 That's my Super Bowl. 1.00

01:21:51.780 You're good.

01:21:52.940 Well, I look forward to reading your book when it comes out.

01:21:56.380 And hopefully we can have you on again when it does because we would love to hear and read it, too.

01:22:02.720 I mean, we would love to see that because I'm sure that's going to make a lot of waves, especially with the Massey camp, the Massey Nasties.

01:22:10.960 oh yeah but and I think it can help people too I do too I hope that's what the focus is on

01:22:17.080 because it really is because that's really a problem especially with powerful men

01:22:22.040 in Washington DC and you look at your story and just listening to you just it was a complete

01:22:27.600 setup from the very beginning he wanted to manipulate and that's what that's what he did

01:22:33.080 I mean everything from your position in a job on your everyday affairs so pretty pretty grateful

01:22:40.940 that I'm sure that you got out of it I'm sure you're yeah looking back at it it's kind of like

01:22:46.320 relief that you were able to get out of that situation scary I'd stayed I mean any any longer

01:22:55.200 trying to get out I just as bad as it was getting out when I did I just I'm just grateful to God

01:23:01.160 that I got out when I did well I am too oh my gosh well Cynthia thank you so much for joining

01:23:07.020 Thank you so much.

01:23:07.840 We really appreciate it.

01:23:09.220 And we're going to see you again.

01:23:10.960 So, yeah, keep us updated on what all you're doing,

01:23:14.300 because we'd love to have you back on the show for sure.

01:23:17.080 I appreciate it.

01:23:17.920 Thank you guys so much.

01:23:19.200 All right.

01:23:19.880 Have a good day.

01:23:20.540 Have a great day.

01:23:21.800 Thank you, Cynthia.

01:23:23.360 So you all learned quite a bit about what was going on over there.

01:23:27.940 That was a lot of information.

01:23:30.220 My gosh, Kat.

01:23:31.280 Wow.

01:23:31.900 I know.

01:23:33.360 I know.

01:23:33.920 I found her totally credible as a normal person.

01:23:36.820 speaking 100 100 i mean she was telling you exactly what happened i mean just an awful

01:23:44.100 experience oh well there will be more of that i'm sure and again he hasn't pushed back on any of

01:23:49.880 these allegations so i mean she should write a book for sure that's what i'm hoping for because

01:23:55.080 i do think it will definitely help people i definitely believe that it will so um here we

01:24:03.640 go i wanted to let everybody know if you're not doing anything tomorrow we will be having a

01:24:08.240 political rendezvous this will be a good time we are going to discuss trump's 16 and oh you want

01:24:14.440 to talk about nasty massey and his just clobber well he was one of many and we're going to talk

01:24:20.720 about our powerful amazing president tomorrow and then we also have our question of the day

01:24:26.260 and i will go ahead and share that with you this is should all elections be in person only

01:24:32.820 that is the big question of the day

01:24:34.980 I have put it out on social media

01:24:37.120 on all of my platforms

01:24:38.580 so should all

01:24:40.820 elections be in person only

01:24:42.540 just throwing that out there for you to see what

01:24:44.880 you think but my

01:24:46.960 goodness well we can

01:24:48.900 Kat I mean we can start this weekend

01:24:53.060 out with a bang

01:24:54.520 literally is there anything you'd want to add

01:24:56.880 about that I'm looking at

01:24:58.680 I know

01:24:59.820 it's all there

01:25:01.660 yeah it's it's it's crazy i'm really sorry she had to endure it truly that washington dc man i

01:25:10.280 don't even be near that place well thank goodness she's not going to be near that nasty massey 0.72

01:25:14.880 anymore that's not the main thing i just hope he doesn't have you know others that he's putting

01:25:20.520 into the same trap i know he's married but you know don't know all right well everyone i hope

01:25:28.200 you have a wonderful rest of your day you all be safe and be kind to one another and we will

01:25:33.760 see you all tomorrow at three o'clock p.m eastern time bye

01:25:58.200 We'll be right back.

01:26:28.200 We'll be right back.

In the Litter Box - June 12, 2026

BONER PHONE CONFESSIONS ｜ In the Litter Box w⧸ Jewels & Catturd – Ep. 1039 – 6⧸12⧸2026

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