Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey - Ep 682 ｜ My Response to Chrissy Teigen & The Truth About “Little Demon” ｜ Guest： Hilary Kennedy

00:00:00.000 Chrissy Teigen now says that she had an abortion two years ago after telling the world it was a

00:00:07.540 tragic miscarriage. So what is the truth here? What does it mean? Why should we care? Also,

00:00:15.460 FXX's little demon is making waves and not in a good way. This demonic cartoon has a lot of

00:00:26.860 people concerned, not just about the message that it's bringing, but also the disturbing history

00:00:34.020 of its creators. So we have Hillary Kennedy here who is going to break down the secret truth behind 1.00

00:00:42.760 the show and why it is so dangerous for culture today. This episode is brought to you by our

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00:00:56.860 All right. Before we get into those two subjects that I outlined in the introduction,

00:01:09.060 I just want to show you this clip that I saw circulating. It was posted originally by

00:01:13.020 Libs of TikTok on Twitter. It was posted originally on TikTok by this TikTok user. And it just sets us

00:01:20.040 up as a reminder of the wickedness that we are up against. And it dispels any myth that there is any

00:01:28.580 such thing as neutrality. And it reminds us, too, that this truly is a spiritual battle that we're in,

00:01:34.920 especially when we are talking about something like abortion. Now, before I play you the clip and

00:01:39.840 react to it, I do want to give you something else to look forward to. At the end of this episode,

00:01:44.980 we are going to bring back the low-rise genes segment. We are going to analyze and rate some

00:01:54.320 low-rise genes because you guys know that that is a very important mission that I am on,

00:02:01.240 and that is to abolish low-rise genes forever. So we'll end on a lighter note after talking about

00:02:05.940 some of the disturbing things, but very important things that we're talking about today. All right,

00:02:09.880 let's go ahead and play that clip. Straight up, though, if I ever have to have an abortion,

00:02:14.700 you bet I'm going to have a fucking party. I'm, like, going to have, like, cupcakes with, like, 0.99

00:02:20.000 aborted fetuses drawn on them, lots of snacks, lots. I'm going to come up with some sort of cocktail

00:02:28.180 and call it the aborted fetus. And me and all of my friends are just going to hang out,

00:02:33.380 eat a bunch of yummy dead fetus themed food, get drunk, and have a great old time.

00:02:41.400 The only reason I, I, you know, I even hesitate sometimes, and this, I, there are so many clips

00:02:47.340 out there that I'm like, oh, I should react to that or maybe play it on that that I do not show

00:02:51.200 because I'm like, you know, people know that things are crazy. People know that things are evil,

00:02:55.460 but I just sometimes want to remind us of the depth of the evil that characterizes the pro-abortion 0.86

00:03:05.920 side. Now, I'm not saying that everyone who considers themselves pro-choice has that kind

00:03:11.640 of mentality, sees abortion as something that is trite, that is funny, that is worth celebrating, 1.00

00:03:17.180 and dehumanizes intentionally the unborn in that way. But I do want those of you who consider yourself

00:03:23.900 that to realize that the side that you're on is demonic, that the side that you're on is motivated

00:03:31.220 by and funded by and, and pushed by evil. To have legal access to killing a vulnerable group of people

00:03:42.620 in the name of autonomy and choice is wrong. It's wrong, and it's wicked, and it's really not

00:03:50.400 difficult, should not be difficult at all to say as a Christian that we are unabashedly against that.

00:03:58.460 There are a lot of people who say out there, there's no one that's pro-abortion, no one is pro-abortion.

00:04:03.580 Look, that person actually represents many, many people on the pro-abortion side that are getting

00:04:09.320 louder and that are getting bigger. They're radical, they're radical, and they want and will fight for

00:04:17.040 unrestricted access to abortion without apology for any reason through all nine months of pregnancy

00:04:23.640 funded by the taxpayer. If people continue to vote for the politicians that vote for that.

00:04:31.380 So think long and hard this coming November about the kinds of movements that you support with your

00:04:39.000 vote. Now, continuing this conversation about abortion, we will, we are going to analyze this

00:04:47.000 crazy Chrissy Teigen situation. Okay, I want to talk about this Chrissy Teigen abortion story. Many of you

00:05:06.240 have sent me this story. You've asked me about it. I said I would talk about it on Monday, then Tuesday,

00:05:10.640 and I just didn't have time. So I do finally want to address it and tell you what I think about this

00:05:16.200 today. Now, I've realized when I, after I posted some of my thoughts about this on Instagram, I got so

00:05:22.560 many messages from you all just saying how much you really do not like Chrissy Teigen. I mean, you really

00:05:29.480 just disdain her. I didn't realize kind of the level of hostility that a lot of people seem to have

00:05:35.840 against her. I don't really know that much about her. I mean, obviously, I knew that she was anti Trump. I know

00:05:42.840 that she's liberal. I know that she said some rude things about conservatives about people who vote for 0.64

00:05:48.740 Donald Trump. And I'm like, well, you know, what else is new? A lot of celebrities have done that. Obviously, John

00:05:55.080 Legend, he is honestly, based on his rhetoric seems to be pretty radically left wing and politically active. So of

00:06:04.920 course, I believe their political choices are very stupid and not only stupid, but dangerous and 1.00

00:06:11.020 destructive. So I wasn't surprised, of course, when they've come out in favor of abortion and against 1.00

00:06:17.620 the overturning of Roe v. Wade that was accomplished through the Dobbs decision a couple months ago.

00:06:23.340 What I was, I guess, a little surprised that they did was use a tragedy that they went through

00:06:30.340 with their son a couple years ago to try to support the issue of abortion or try to support unfettered

00:06:42.520 legal access to abortion. And a lot of you, when I said that I was surprised by that, you know, I was

00:06:48.220 shocked and kind of disgusted by that. A lot of you said that you weren't surprised at all that you think that

00:06:54.880 she's the kind of person that just does something like that, which I don't I don't really know. But without

00:07:00.260 trying to to make even like assessments of her motivation, I still think that I can say this whole thing is really

00:07:06.760 disgusting. So let me back up a little bit in case you don't know at all the context of all of this. So in September of

00:07:13.960 2020, Chrissy Teigen posted an Instagram post about the loss of her and John Legend's son that they named

00:07:22.360 Jack. So here was part of the caption, which really it just broke my heart at the time. We are shocked

00:07:27.700 in the kind of deep pain you can only hear about the kind of pain that we've never felt before. We were

00:07:31.420 never able to stop the bleeding and give our baby the fluids he needed. Despite bags and bags of blood

00:07:35.840 transfusions, it just wasn't enough. And then she goes on to say that they named the baby Jack and she

00:07:43.840 says to our Jack, I'm so sorry that the first few moments of your life were met with so many

00:07:49.760 complications that we couldn't give you the home that you needed to survive. And there were pictures

00:07:55.460 that she posted of her kind of doubled over just crying over this in the hospital room. They posted

00:08:01.780 pictures like holding the baby. Of course, you couldn't see the baby. You could tell that he was just

00:08:07.120 wrapped in blankets and a lot of people, including some people who are conservatives that I guess

00:08:15.340 just really don't like Chrissy Teigen, they mocked her for this or they said, this is so awful to post

00:08:21.020 about these private moments and you shouldn't, you're just doing this for attention. You really

00:08:25.840 shouldn't be putting this on Instagram. You just want people to feel bad for you. And I really had a,

00:08:31.640 I really had a problem with those kinds of comments at the time because I have seen lots of people

00:08:38.300 famous and not famous post these kinds of pictures of the first moments of their child's life if their

00:08:46.080 child was delivered early and then quickly passed away. I actually, I don't think that that is weird.

00:08:53.280 I mean, maybe it is for some of you. Maybe you would never post something like that. I don't think I

00:08:57.940 would ever post something like that. I'm a very private person, but I could see how images like

00:09:03.360 this would help other people who have gone through these kinds of tragedies and these kinds of

00:09:10.720 hardships. And I think a lot of people think celebrities just have an easy life because they

00:09:14.500 have all of the money in the world, that they never go through these kinds of complications.

00:09:19.380 And yet I think that her very vulnerable pictures showed people that, wow, it doesn't matter how rich

00:09:26.100 money can't buy you a perfect life. Money cannot save you from every tribulation and every form of

00:09:32.340 loss and every hardship. And so I really had an issue and said so publicly with people going after

00:09:38.780 Chrissy Teigen about this. And it really seemed like underneath it, it was just resentment kind of

00:09:44.980 about our political differences. And personally, that's just not a place that I will go no matter how

00:09:52.420 vehemently I disagree with someone's politics and ideology. But now, but now I'm wondering if I

00:10:00.580 should have gone on the defense here. And I still think if I could go back, I would have said the same

00:10:06.960 things. But now it's very confusing what actually went down and if she is now telling the truth.

00:10:15.480 Because she recently, speaking at Proper Daily's A Day of Reasonable Conversation Summit, an invitation

00:10:24.760 only annual gathering of TV creators and leading change makers, on September 15th, she said that she

00:10:32.460 just recently realized, because of something that her husband said, that she had an abortion. And that

00:10:40.640 that is why it's so important for her to be an activist for legal access to abortion and to be 1.00

00:10:46.780 angry about the overturning of Roe v. Wade, which, by the way, just leaves it up to the states. It

00:10:51.560 doesn't ban abortion in any way, unfortunately. She realized that this was her experience, that without

00:10:58.800 the protections of Roe v. Wade, I guess she's saying, she would not have been able to, what she is now

00:11:05.420 calling abort her child, Jack. But it doesn't seem like, from what we know, that this was an abortion.

00:11:14.360 An abortion is the intentional killing of a child inside the womb. And now I know that medical coding 0.93

00:11:21.800 for insurance purposes, for example, say things like induced abortion, so an intentional abortion,

00:11:29.460 or a spontaneous abortion. And that is unfortunate language for what we refer to as a miscarriage.

00:11:38.560 But we understand, and the law understands, that there is a difference between an induced abortion,

00:11:46.480 a deliberate abortion, and a miscarriage, in which a child just dies naturally. They were not

00:11:52.760 murdered. They were not injected with a poison that goes into their heart and forces them into cardiac

00:11:58.060 arrest. They were not dismembered in the womb with forceps. They were not poisoned by a pill. That's

00:12:03.320 what happens in abortion. And the second, and then also the first trimesters, we know that there is a

00:12:10.040 difference between miscarriage and an abortion. There is also a difference between an induced abortion

00:12:17.160 and delivering early to save the life of the mother. And that seems to be, from the words that she

00:12:25.900 used when this happened in 2020, that seems to be what happened here, that they had to induce delivery

00:12:33.240 and they had to deliver their son in order to save her life. No pro-lifer has ever been against

00:12:42.940 procedures that will save the life of the mother, even if that tragically means that the child will die

00:12:50.480 moments after birth. What we have said is that it is wrong to intentionally go in the womb and kill a

00:12:58.200 child. We want the child and the mother to have all of the life-saving care and effort possible in

00:13:07.160 order to try to preserve both lives. We do not believe that the child's life is superior in worth to

00:13:14.480 the mother's life. We believe that they are equally valuable and that everything should be done to try

00:13:21.160 to help and save them both. And it seemed like from her caption in 2020, where she said the first

00:13:26.800 moments of your life were met with complications, that that is what happened here, that there was not

00:13:32.760 an abortion performed in which he was deliberately killed inside her womb. So the question is,

00:13:39.220 why is she now saying that it was an abortion? Is it because she saw her medical coding and it said 0.89

00:13:46.200 spontaneous abortion and she got confused? Is it because someone told her that, well, if you deliver

00:13:54.020 early, that is an abortion and there are laws on the books right now in red states that would prohibit 0.94

00:14:00.580 you from doing that, which is not true. Every single pro-life law on the books makes an exception for

00:14:07.800 different kinds of procedures to save the life of the mother. So is she just misinformed? Is she just

00:14:13.580 ignorant or is this malicious? Is she using a very emotional, a very heartstring pulling, a very 0.99

00:14:22.560 traumatic event in her life for the purposes of political activism so that other people will then 0.99

00:14:30.520 be emotionally manipulated to advocate on behalf of the legal killing of unborn children? If so,

00:14:37.280 that is evil. I know some people are applauding her for being brave, for being vulnerable here,

00:14:46.780 for really being transparent and putting her heart on the line. But it seems to me, again,

00:14:51.140 based on her own words from a couple years ago, that she is changing what really happened,

00:14:58.060 what really went down for the sake of politics and the most wicked, depraved kind of politics,

00:15:03.920 the kind of politics that lobby for killing innocent children inside the womb. And that makes

00:15:09.680 me really sad. That makes me really sad for her. That makes me really sad for her family. That makes

00:15:14.360 me really sad for her child. I did and still do have a lot of compassion for what she went through.

00:15:21.320 Whatever she calls it, whether she calls it in her mind an abortion or whether she calls it a stillbirth or

00:15:27.200 a procedure to save her own life, I know that she is still heartbroken over this. And so I'm still sad for her.

00:15:37.260 I still feel for her. But I am even more sad that she is using this to try to make it easier for other

00:15:45.960 people to intentionally kill their child inside the womb for whatever reason. And by the way, the overturning of

00:15:52.680 Roe v. Wade has zero effect on California law where she lives. California is going to continue to be a 0.72

00:16:00.300 so-called sanctuary state for abortion. It's really the opposite of sanctuary for babies in California.

00:16:07.280 California is going to continue to have extreme, radical, unfettered abortion policy, way more liberal 0.97

00:16:14.460 than the vast majority of the world, than all of Europe. They're going to continue to allow true

00:16:19.920 abortion for any reason, probably up until the point of birth if they can. And so I don't really

00:16:28.000 know why Chrissy Teigen is trying to use this in a way that is truly nefarious and truly malicious

00:16:36.260 and manipulative. I pray for her heart. I pray for repentance for them. I pray that the grace of God

00:16:43.000 would show up and speak the truth and love to them. Until then, I think that we should be perfectly

00:16:49.480 clear in condemning this kind of manipulation and argument as the evil that it is.

00:17:08.440 Hillary, thank you so much for joining us. I'm excited to be here. Yes. Okay. Just in case people

00:17:13.220 don't know, can you first tell us who you are and what you do? My name is Hillary Kennedy. I do the

00:17:17.880 four minute buzz, which is in the Glidbeck program every morning. So I do the news hits

00:17:22.040 at eight, nine, and 10, give you all the news you need to know for the day.

00:17:25.620 And also you have starred in a lot of commercials and you've done a lot of hosting. Like you've

00:17:30.720 probably seen her on commercials without realizing it. Sometimes when I'm at a hotel or this hasn't

00:17:35.640 happened in a little bit, but I remember a couple of years ago, I was at a hotel in like Colorado

00:17:39.220 and I looked up and I was like, I recognize that voice. And it was you.

00:17:43.200 I have loved doing commercials. That's what I started out doing was things for like Sonic

00:17:48.380 America's drive-in or 7-Eleven. And so it's been a lot of fun. I still do one every now

00:17:52.860 and then, and it's just kind of a nice way to make a little extra money and escape from

00:17:57.220 the hard news of the world.

00:17:59.160 Yes. Okay. So one thing before we get into this little demon show, something that I've

00:18:05.160 noticed is that you've become more outspoken when it comes to issues, political issues,

00:18:10.100 cultural issues than maybe you were when you were just doing non-political stuff. Is that

00:18:16.640 because of a transition into motherhood or just because of your career? What has that been like?

00:18:22.200 It's been a little bit of both, but I will say motherhood definitely made me stop and look more

00:18:27.100 closely at issues that end up affecting our children. Things that, you know, I would hear

00:18:31.600 about in the news and I would think, oh, this is important, but not really feel moved to do

00:18:34.980 anything about or talk to people about. But I have a son that's almost four and I see the things

00:18:39.920 that are kind of sneaking into children's programming or into their books or being taught

00:18:45.640 at their schools. And it really upsets my soul. So it's, it's kind of motivated me to say a little

00:18:51.860 more, do a little more because you start realizing there are so many like-minded people out there.

00:18:56.820 And I have so many friends that maybe are not currently parents or don't follow news or

00:19:01.960 politics at all. And they are completely unaware. So it's making me, um, it's making me want to say

00:19:08.440 more and do more for that very reason, just to help educate people because I wasn't following it

00:19:13.220 closely. Right. Well, you're about to educate us on this show, little demon. And I first heard people

00:19:20.460 talking about it on Instagram and they were understandably concerned because it looks like

00:19:26.660 it's targeted toward kids and it's obviously about Satan, which you're going to break down for

00:19:33.040 us exactly what the, uh, what the show is about, but it's actually an adult animated sitcom. So should

00:19:39.820 we still be worried about it? Break it down for us. Yes. I think we should definitely be worried about

00:19:46.000 it. Disney is the parent company that owns FXX, which is a network that plays a lot of these adult

00:19:53.720 themed cartoons. So they have greenlit little demon. And although they say it's targeted towards

00:20:00.500 adults, 18 to 40 years old, the main character of the show is a middle school aged girl. The fact

00:20:08.040 that it's a cartoon also, I mean, that's always going to appeal to kids, but it does have some big

00:20:13.020 names attached to it. Danny DeVito is the voice of Satan in the show. Um, Aubrey Plaza, who a lot of

00:20:19.120 people loved from parks and rec, she's the mom on the show. Um, some celebrities make cameos on the

00:20:24.580 show like Arnold Schwarzenegger, but essentially the show is about a woman who has sex with Satan,

00:20:30.440 gets pregnant and gives birth to the antichrist and her daughter who is the antichrist, um,

00:20:37.680 is coming of age. And when that happens, Satan realizes, I want to have a relationship with my

00:20:42.600 daughter and starts pursuing knowing her and claiming her soul. So that's the premise of the show.

00:20:49.580 Okay. Which is bad. Who even comes up with that kind of thing? Well, okay. It's like Rosemary's

00:20:55.140 Baby, isn't it? Yes. So that was actually their inspiration initially is they wanted to come up

00:21:00.080 with a show that had a theme of a cursed womb and what happens, you know, when you've got a character

00:21:05.800 that's dealing with that. So the people that created the show, I looked into their background

00:21:10.040 because when you look at the show, just at face value, it's filled with violence. It has paganism.

00:21:15.860 It has full frontal nudity. It has 173 instances of foul language.

00:21:22.300 Is it adults full frontal? Hopefully not the child at least, right? Like,

00:21:26.760 yes. But I will say regarding the child, she's 13 years old in the show. The very first episode is

00:21:33.760 about her getting her period for the first time. So they show a lot of graphic things in this cartoon

00:21:39.920 and they really justify what they're able to show because they can get away with doing so much more

00:21:44.340 since it's animated. So the graphic violence and nudity. So it's full of all of these things. So I

00:21:49.900 started looking into, well, who is creating this and why in the world would Disney have greenlit the

00:21:54.580 show? So the three writers are Darcy Fowler, Seth Kirshner, and Kieran Vala. And when I was looking

00:22:00.680 into their backgrounds, all three of those creators and writers were exposed to really dark or gory or

00:22:09.300 profane movies and TV when they were very young between the ages of six and 15. So all of them

00:22:15.340 talked about being exposed to shows like, or movies like The Shining and It and The Exorcist. And because

00:22:21.840 they were exposed to those things at such a young age, this is kind of what they gravitate towards.

00:22:27.020 The executive producer, and I found this to be the most disturbing, it's a guy named Dan Harmon.

00:22:33.020 And a lot of us have seen things that he's created. He was the creator of the TV show Community.

00:22:38.140 He also created another animated series called Rick and Morty. But the thing about Dan Harmon is back

00:22:43.880 in 2009, he created a pilot for a show that he wanted to do called Daryl. He shot like a teaser for it.

00:22:50.880 And it shows him simulating rape on a baby. Now, it's not a live baby. It was a baby doll.

00:23:00.960 Still. Oh my gosh.

00:23:02.880 But he takes his pants down. So you see almost everything. You definitely see his backside,

00:23:07.880 but you see almost everything. And then he simulates a sex act on a baby. 1.00

00:23:11.920 Wow. This is the executive producer for Little Demon acted out in 2009 in a pilot raping a baby. 0.99

00:23:21.800 That same year, NBC Greenlit Community. So people found this video, they found it

00:23:28.340 very distasteful and disturbing. He did have to apologize for it. He tried to get it scrubbed from

00:23:34.740 the internet. Of course, those places, you know, those videos always find a place on the internet,

00:23:39.060 4chan and places like that. People had downloaded it. So it is now currently up on YouTube. So think

00:23:45.440 about all the things that are banned on YouTube for violating their policies. This video, which I saw

00:23:51.240 is still on YouTube and has been there for the last however many years. So you can view it. I wouldn't

00:23:57.020 advise it, but it is there so you can see what kind of person is executive producing a TV show.

00:24:02.980 Absolutely not advise looking that up. I hate to even talk about it, but it does kind of give

00:24:10.120 context for the kind of people that are driving the entertainment that is shaping culture and public

00:24:16.900 conversations about things. I mean, they are never afraid to pull the Overton window as far into the

00:24:24.020 direction of evil as possible. Meanwhile, Christians are told that if we try to influence the culture or

00:24:31.480 politics or the cultural conversation at all, then we're pushing our views on people and we're just

00:24:37.180 being bombastic and we just need to kind of go to a place of neutrality. Meanwhile, the other side is

00:24:42.840 not neutral at all or shy about trying to push their wickedness into every sphere they occupy.

00:24:49.560 Well, absolutely. And I feel like a show like Little Demon is really glamorizing and glorifying

00:24:55.600 revenge and vindication and violence. And I'm just not sure that they are thinking about what

00:25:01.400 the repercussions of that will be when we're exposing not only just children, but adults to

00:25:06.060 this sort of programming over and over and over. And then we wonder why we have violence in schools or

00:25:12.100 why we have all of these horrible road rage incidents. People feel like they've gotten the green

00:25:16.660 light because this stuff is so readily available and not only put in front of our faces, but really

00:25:22.560 pushed in front of our faces. Yeah. So there are some some groups that have been protesting the show

00:25:28.340 who have been asking advertisers to pull their advertising. The Parents Television and Media Council

00:25:33.920 sort of leading the charge on that. And they did get Olive Garden, T-Mobile and Burger King. They were

00:25:39.060 frequent sponsors with FXX and they did decide to pull their advertising. That's good. So the more

00:25:46.640 people where it hurts. Definitely. The more of us that can write to the network, write to those

00:25:51.940 advertisers specifically and say, hey, I saw that you advertise on FXX. They're running the show

00:25:57.660 Little Demon. This is why I think you should pull, you know, your funding. I think it can make a very

00:26:03.280 big difference, but it just takes a lot of us caring about it, saying something about it and trying to

00:26:08.260 make, you know, something happen. Wow. There are so many different aspects to this that I find

00:26:23.400 disturbing. One, that there is a, I don't know if you call it a protagonist or antagonist when it's

00:26:28.660 an antichrist, but protagonist, I guess, in the show that it's a 13 year old girl who starts her

00:26:35.620 period. So that is concerning. If their defense is that this is targeted towards adults, this has

00:26:41.660 nothing to do with children, then why is that what sets the show up? Why is the central figure a young

00:26:49.700 girl? That's creepy in itself if this is truly an adult cartoon. But that also tells me that this

00:26:56.900 probably isn't fully directed towards adults. As you said, cartoons are already, just by how they look,

00:27:03.780 going to be appealing to children, especially like those in those like kind of preteen years who are

00:27:10.200 in those formative stages whose parents might see a cartoon and just say, oh, well, that's, you know,

00:27:15.880 it's probably innocent. It's no big deal. So either way, whether they have a young protagonist who appeal

00:27:22.860 to kids or they have a young protagonist and they're trying to appeal to adults, that's creepy and

00:27:28.180 problematic. Definitely. I, it just, it's, it's not shocking, but it does make total sense that they

00:27:34.780 are trying to really continue to push normalizing, um, violence, Satanism. I, one of the comments that

00:27:43.680 I read said that I'm trying to find it here. Somebody made a comment on, uh, oh yeah, here we go on

00:27:49.680 YouTube. And they said, let me get this straight. This isn't even a tactic of desensitization

00:27:54.060 anymore. It's just straight up trying to make Satanism relatable. Yeah, I'm out. And I was like,

00:28:00.520 thank goodness. Other people are recognizing that they're trying to normalize all of this. Again,

00:28:04.980 not shocking because we're seeing it happen every day, but it is something that we have to be so

00:28:09.640 vigilant about. So I hope that most parents are really taking the time to not only talk with their

00:28:15.660 kids about recognizing what these kinds of things are and avoiding them when they do come on,

00:28:19.920 because we can't be with them every second, you know, when they're at a friend's house or even at

00:28:23.560 school, they're showing programming that a lot of us have conflicting views about. Try and watch TV

00:28:28.900 with them yourself as often as possible. And then use the parental controls that you have on your

00:28:33.420 phones, your TV. And I would also limit the devices in your house or limit the devices they have access

00:28:38.880 to. Absolutely. Because again, a show like this, it does appeal to kids. It, it, it's selling itself

00:28:45.160 as a comedy. It's very colorful and it's got a lot of like fun, upbeat, happy music. And it really

00:28:51.820 does seem like it's geared towards children. Yeah. And I remember someone saying this,

00:28:56.380 I didn't come up with this, but I heard this and it's so true that every family is the age of its

00:29:01.200 oldest child. So whatever, if you have a 13 year old or your good friends have a 13 year old,

00:29:07.800 whatever they're watching, whatever they have access to, whatever they're talking about,

00:29:12.540 so the younger siblings will be too. Especially if the parents are like, Oh, you know, I trust them.

00:29:17.700 It's fine. Well, we just have to remember that that's kind of the influence that is happening.

00:29:25.880 And we do have to be vigilant in stewarding our child's mind and also in showing them,

00:29:31.120 because as you said, it's not just trivializing. Satanism is actually glorifying it. And it's not

00:29:36.460 just atheism. It's not just, Hey, God, isn't real. It's actually, Hey, here's Satan. And he's someone

00:29:42.060 that you actually, you know, should be following. Right. And so we have to teach our kids as

00:29:47.440 Christians that, Hey, look, this is not just a cartoon character. This is not a game. This is

00:29:52.040 not something that we mess with. This is not something that we laugh about. Satan exists.

00:29:56.580 Evil exists. Demons exist. The spiritual realm exists. And Ephesians 6 tells us that that is who

00:30:03.780 our battle is against the powers of darkness that we cannot see. And so teaching our kids too,

00:30:09.860 that there is a spiritual battle going on for your heart and soul right now. And while I'm your

00:30:15.780 parent and while you're under my house, I am going to do everything that I can to help you fight that

00:30:20.940 battle. So we're not going to mess around with things like this. So one good redemptive part is

00:30:26.220 that it gives an opportunity for parents to teach. I know that you saw this commercial. I know that you

00:30:31.620 saw this at your friend's house. Let's talk about it. It's not that, Hey, this isn't real. It is

00:30:36.360 real and it's dead serious. Absolutely. I think amen to everything you said. And you're so right.

00:30:41.420 It opens the door to have those conversations because again, if the parents of these writers

00:30:46.140 and creators had had that conversation with their children when they were young, I don't know that

00:30:50.340 they would be making this sort of content today, but they were exposed to it. So young, whether the

00:30:54.580 parents allowed it or they didn't know either way, they were exposed to it. And now this is the sort

00:30:59.280 of stuff that they find entertaining, fascinating, and that they're glamorizing. And I don't want my son

00:31:05.220 growing up and having that experience and putting those things out into the world. So I think what

00:31:09.740 you're saying is so important. We have to have that talk with them to tell them it is real.

00:31:13.800 We're not messing with it. And we are in a battle. Hillary, Hollywood is filled with a bunch of weird

00:31:19.340 sickos. I agree with that a hundred percent. And oh man, oh man, we have got a battle ahead of us. 1.00

00:31:26.200 Thank you so much for informing us, for digging deep into this and telling us why we should still be

00:31:30.640 concerned. Thank you for having me on. All right. I wanted to end the episode on a lighter note,

00:31:46.820 because we just talked about some sad and disturbing stuff that is really important for us to discuss.

00:31:53.620 But you know what also is important? My fight against low rise genes. You guys know this has

00:32:01.460 been a mission of mine for a while. I only have a few hills that I will die on. Abortion, gender 0.98

00:32:07.740 ideology, obviously, first and foremost, the gospel. But another one of these hills is the resurgence

00:32:14.400 of low rise genes. I think it's just a symptom of the degradation of society, honestly, depravity.

00:32:27.780 Surely low rise genes fit somewhere in the original Greek of Romans 1. And so I am setting out against 0.66

00:32:37.280 it. And one of the things that I like to do is to rate low rise genes that I see out in the

00:32:44.380 wild or that my producers see out in the wild. And I don't remember the grading scale at all.

00:32:50.200 I think that 10 was bad. And one was good. I don't know. We don't have an official scale here. I'm

00:32:59.380 looking over at my team and they have nothing. They're blank faces. So I'm going to say that I'm

00:33:07.120 going to say that 10 is like the most acceptable. One is like, oh my gosh, these are terrible.

00:33:14.380 Also, I just want to do a plug for millennials against low rise genes. This activist sticker 0.96

00:33:19.800 right here with all our lovely stickers. We can link it in the description of this episode. All

00:33:23.440 right. Let's pull up the first low rise gene in the wild. Who is this? Dove Cameron? Dove. 0.88

00:33:34.600 She's an actress, she's an actress, singer, aren't we all. Disney star. Okay. What's going on with the

00:33:39.780 bottom of these pants? Are they tied with a belt? Okay. So she has tucked in her baggy low rise jeans

00:33:52.000 into the top of her shoes, into like her espadrilles. That's what it looks like. Now I can give points 0.97

00:33:59.760 for that if it's for a matter of comfort. If maybe the top strap of her shoe, like her wedges, were

00:34:05.900 digging into her ankle and she was like, I'm just going to tuck these bad boys in my shoe. That'll

00:34:10.560 make me feel better. I'm down for that because I hate being uncomfortable. And then what's her belt

00:34:16.880 situation? Is it like a rope? Oh, folded over jeans. Wow. I need glasses. I can't tell. Okay. So she's

00:34:26.580 folded them over. Originally, these were cute high rise jeans. And she was like, I don't want to look 0.74

00:34:31.780 cute. I want to look weird. And so she rolled down her pants. And what's on her jacket? Looks like

00:34:38.080 hamburgers from over here. Coffee beans. Okay. I was close with hamburgers. Gosh.

00:34:48.920 Smiley faces. Are y'all blind too? Coffee beans, hamburgers, smiley faces. They're literally

00:34:55.780 two inches away from the picture and they can't figure out if it's smiley face or a coffee bean.

00:35:02.560 Smiley face. Okay. That's not as weird. She's got a matching jacket bra combo,

00:35:09.280 a smiley face, coffee beans on her jacket. This goes back to what I said with Hillary. Hollywood 0.73

00:35:16.100 people are weird. I mean, I don't care people's, you know, style choices or whatever they want. But

00:35:21.160 since I am morally against low rise jeans, I'm going to have to rate this whole get up.

00:35:25.660 10 is the worst. 10 is the best. I think I'm going to have to, I'm going to have to rate this a three

00:35:32.700 because she went out of her way to make these low rise jeans by rolling them down. That is egregious. 1.00

00:35:41.040 All right. Next one. Oh, who is this? Oh, I've heard of her. Um, I'm not trying to be rude at all

00:35:52.660 because she's, is she pregnant in this picture? Okay. Um, okay. Um, well, I can't tell. I think,

00:36:03.980 I think I've seen her before, so I'm sure she's very beautiful. Although I can't see her face because

00:36:07.680 she's wearing a mask. That's the worst part of this, obviously. Oh, goodness. I just don't

00:36:14.720 understand how, maybe she can't afford a full length mirror. And so we need to start like a

00:36:20.260 GoFundMe or something like that. But why someone would look at themselves and say, this looks better

00:36:26.420 than if I just wore jeans that fit. I'm sure she's a very beautiful person with a very beautiful figure.

00:36:32.100 Nothing against that at all. I just think people don't do themselves any favors and the crotch is 0.99

00:36:38.200 baggy, but it's better than the last one for sure. Better than the last one. So I'm going to go with

00:36:44.000 a four for sweet girl, Emily. All right. Next one.

00:36:51.180 Oh, this is the girl that Julia Fox. Ah, yes. Wow. I'm so with it. Okay. It looks like she cut off the

00:36:58.760 top of her jeans. Is that what it looks like from y'all's vantage point? Oh, okay. So for those who

00:37:07.820 can't see, she looks like she cut off the waistband of her jeans to make them lower. She has an amazing 1.00

00:37:14.300 core. So good for her. And then she turned the top of her jeans into like a bandeau type situation 1.00

00:37:20.720 that she is wearing under a jacket. I mean, she's a very beautiful person, obviously. If y'all haven't

00:37:28.040 like seen videos of her talking, you should do that. It's very strange. And her shoes are her

00:37:36.580 shoes also a part of her jeans. And her bag is also jeans. I thought that was a jean jacket, 0.59

00:37:43.020 but she's already wearing a jacket. Once again, Hollywood people, they've got too much time and

00:37:48.240 money on their hands. That must be what it is. I'm going to give this again, same problem with the

00:37:55.800 first. She went out of her way to make these low rise jeans and they're not flattering. Look how 0.98

00:38:01.440 bunchy they are. Um, I'm, I'm going to have to go with, I'm, I'm also, I'm going to have to go with

00:38:08.220 a 4.2, 4.2, 4.2. It's a good picture of her. Any other ones? That's it. That's it. That's it.

00:38:18.900 The low rise jeans that we saw in the wild. And I hope to name and shame everyone who is wearing

00:38:25.260 low rise jeans until they are no more until it makes it to the Supreme court. All right. That's

00:38:32.420 all we have time for today. And tomorrow we've got an awesome conversation for you that you are

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Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey - September 21, 2022

Ep 682 ｜ My Response to Chrissy Teigen & The Truth About “Little Demon” ｜ Guest： Hilary Kennedy

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