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MAGA Candidate Sparks Outrage Over His Crass Nickname For Children In Bonkers Attack On Moms
Jul 27, 2026
A clip from Texas MAGA Republican candidate Brandon Herrera's YouTube channel has gone viral across social media. Herrera, widely known online as "The AK Guy," is a firearm manufacturer, gun rights advocate, and right-wing social media personality.
Since 2008, Herrera—who is unmarried and has no children—has also been a member of the neo-Confederate organization Sons of Confederate Veterans that promotes the Lost Cause false narrative that argues the goals of the Confederate States during the American Civil War were morally just and heroic and completely unrelated to slavery.
He became the Republican nominee for Texas' 23rd congressional district after his opponent for the runoff withdrew from the race. Herrera had been forced to face off against embattled incumbent Republican Representative Tony Gonzalez, who opted to retire to avoid an ethics investigation, after no candidate garnered enough support in the GOP primary to advance, necessitating the runoff.
The 23rd district is in southwest Texas and covers the outer edges of San Antonio and El Paso as well as the city of Uvalde.
Herrera, who's been endorsed by self-described Christian nationalist GOP House Speaker Mike Johnson, takes great exception to people who think school shootings and other mass murders—like those that occurred at a Texas elementary school in Uvalde and a Walmart in El Paso—require more than thoughts and prayers.
He especially hates women who threaten his beloved guns, and frequently targeted them in his YouTube videos.
A review of Herrera's YouTube content found he used sexually explicit attacks to denigrate women who called for action against gun violence and made multiple crude remarks about motherhood and children in defense of his guns. He also thought jokes about rape were the height of humor.
One clip of Herrera attacking the founder of Moms Demand Action, Shannon Watts, went viral for his comment:
"Just because you let somebody creampie you doesn’t mean I have to give a sh*t about your political opinions."
"The fact that you kept your c*m trophy doesn’t make you any less wrong about the dumb sh*t that you say."
Watts, a former communications director, began her transition from stay-at-home mom to five children to activist against gun violence the day after the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting where 26 people, including 20 children between six and seven years old, were murdered by a heavily armed gunman.
Horrified, Watts started a Facebook group with the message that everyone can and should do more to reduce gun violence.
That online conversation turned into a grassroots movement in the United States working for public safety measures to protect people from gun violence. It also put Watts in the cross hairs of gun manufacturer funded organizations like the National Rifle Association and gun rights advocates like Herrera—who also made his money off selling guns and firearm accessories.
Herrera's fans love his manosphere-coded, vulgar attacks against women, but the general public were less amused.










Katy Padilla Stout—a lifelong Texan, wife, mother, child welfare and education lawyer, and former public school teacher—will be Herrera's Democratic opponent in November.
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Linda McMahon Slammed After Claiming Some Kids Should Be Put On 'Pathway' To Become Plumbers
Jul 27, 2026
Education Secretary Linda McMahon was criticized after claiming during an interview on Fox Business that some elementary school students should be put on a "pathway" to become plumbers or electricians.
Separating students into different educational paths based on their perceived academic ability or future careers—a practice known as tracking—has long been controversial.
Supporters argue it better prepares students for the workforce by tailoring instruction to their interests and strengths, while critics say it can reinforce inequality and limit students' access to broader educational opportunities.
The debate comes as the Trump administration has increasingly championed vocational education while criticizing major universities, accusing them of promoting liberal ideology and discriminatory practices.
McMahon made the remarks as demand for skilled trades continues to surge and the United States faces a looming labor shortage, driven in part by the rapid expansion of AI data centers that require large numbers of electricians, welders, construction workers and other skilled laborers.
She said:
“Not every child needs a college education. Let’s develop the skills that children have a natural propensity for and not force them into a path of education that’s not going to serve them well.”
“We need electricians and plumbers and we need HVAC operators and data engineers, all of that. So let’s provide the kind of education for them, get them into pathways towards that education, starting even in elementary, middle schools, high schools.”
McMahon said that certain vocational programs allow students to be prepared for the workforce "right out of high school" and that "if they want to continue to get more courses from college, that's fine."
You can hear what she said in the video below.
However, considering McMahon currently oversees the full-scale dismantling of the Education Department, people weren't keen to take her advice.
McMahon, who has no experience in education whatsoever, is best known as one of the founders—along with her husband, fellow wrestling promoter Vince McMahon—of World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc. (WWE).
Last year, McMahon was called out for hypocrisy when paying tribute to educators during Teacher Appreciation Week as she honors teachers on one hand and works to dismantle the DOE on the other.
McMahon has also demonstrated little understanding of the cuts to the department she oversees, including federal initiatives designed to support low-income, first-generation college students and students with disabilities in pursuing higher education.
Nonetheless, she continues to champion the broader effort to dismantle the DOE, actions that advocates say will be a detriment to students nationwide.
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Zohran Mamdani Has Hilariously Blunt Reaction To Trump Constantly Calling Him Handsome
Jul 27, 2026
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani had a relatable and funny reaction when asked by Rolling Stone about President Donald Trump constantly remarking on his good looks.
Trump had a surprisingly cheery meeting at the White House with Mamdani last year, at one point even giving Mamdani a pat on the arm and smiling when Mamdani referred to him as a "fascist."
Earlier this year, he told reporters:
"You know, Mamdani was here, as you know, twice, and he’s a very nice guy. He’s a charming guy. Good-looking guy.”
Rolling Stone decided to get the bottom of things and asked Mamdani the following question during a wide-ranging interview:
"We've got to talk about Trump. What do you think about him constantly saying how handsome you are?"
Mamdani grinned and shrugged his shoulders before remarking:
"I... uh, thank you?"
You can watch what happened in the video below.
Too real, Mr. Mayor.
More recently, Trump twice brushed aside questions from reporters to compliment the appearance of men who've appeared alongside him at different events. Most notably, he fixated on a reporter from Sky News Arabia during a meeting with the president of the United Arab Emirates.
Addressing journalist Majed Al Farsi, Trump said:
"What a nice-looking person. Handsome guy. Could put him in a movie right now."
Trump also gushed over Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, one of the world's most authoritarian leaders, claiming they had "fallen deeply in love" while meeting in a hotel room. He even claimed they had "great chemistry" that compelled him to spend more time with the Egyptian leader.
He even went so far as to praise Chinese President Xi Jingping for being tall and having "great confidence" and " great stature."
Trump's statements prompted liberal podcaster Jennifer Welch to observe that she's "never seen anybody as much as Donald Trump, every time he's around somebody attractive, he seems to have a type... he can't stop himself."
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Jesse Watters Ripped After Going On Overtly Sexist Rant About 'Bitter' Women With PhDs
Jul 24, 2026
Fox News host Jesse Watters was criticized following a sexist diatribe on The Five about how college-educated women end up "bitter" and single because "men don’t care if you have a PhD."
Watters addressed his message to "college-educated, downwardly mobile women," saying that it's "mostly women" who waste time by getting "advanced degrees" in the humanities or social sciences instead of prioritizing relationships and love.
He said:
"I want to talk about these college-educated, downwardly mobile women, because it’s mostly women. The people that I know that got these advanced degrees? Their parents paid for it. These are well off families, they can afford to get a graduate degree and then they're networked out so they can get a nice job afterwards or they get a PhD, they go into government or academia and they know what to expect."
"If you’re going to take out a loan to get a degree in the humanities or the social sciences, what are you thinking? You’re going to be 28 years old, and you’re going to have no skills and no experience, and you’re not going to take an entry-level offer because you think you have this big, fancy degree—that you’re worth more."
“And that is going to kill your love life. And you’re going to look around, and you’re going to see all your other younger friends doing better because they’ve been in the workforce longer."
"So then you’re going to be resentful. And then you’re going to get bitter because you’re single. And if you’re a woman, men don’t care if you have a PhD. That is not high on our list of attributes."
“So you are going to get angry, and then you are going to get ugly, and you are going to have a bad attitude. No one wants to hire anybody with a bad attitude. Nobody wants to date anybody with a bad attitude."
“Or maybe, just maybe, you could get it together and find love. And then you could build a life together because it’s a lot easier to do that with someone else with another income.”
You can hear what he said in the video below.
Many have condemned Watters' remarks.
Watters has spent considerable time on Fox News making sexist commentary and was once criticized after he absurdly demanded that single women "get married" so they stop voting for Democrats.
As Fox News hosts collectively reeled over the 2022 midterm election results that trounced Republicans, Watters blamed single women and voters under the age of 40 for the election results, suggesting that these consequences could be avoided if single women get married and "settle down" sot that they don't have extra time to get "captured" by Democrats.
Just weeks ago, Watters dismissed former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton as just a "female" who will be a "footnote" in history following her remarks that former President Joe Biden's reelection bid was a "terrible mistake" for the Democrats.
Clinton was arguably the most accomplished nominee in the Democratic party's history, having previously served as a U.S. Senator in addition to her tenure as Secretary of State. However, Watters said Clinton is "just a female, that’s it, a female that does what men do."
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Conan O'Brien Just Randomly Switched Up His Signature Hairdo—And Fans Are Coming In Hot With The Jokes
Jul 24, 2026
Comedian Conan O'Brien is known for many things: his height, his humor, and his headline-making hair. So when the late-night legend debuted a slicked-back hairstyle during a recent podcast taping, fans wanted answers.
The host of Conan O'Brien Needs a Friend unveiled the greased-up look during his interview with Molly Shannon on Monday, leaving viewers stunned.
You can watch the debut below:
- YouTubeTeam Coco
One YouTube commentator echoed what everyone was thinking:
“I’m expecting a dedicated segment about Conan’s hair at this point. Really, nobody says a word?”
O'Brien finally addressed the mystery in an exclusive clip shared with Entertainment Weekly, revealing it all stems from his appearance at the grand opening of the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago's Jackson Park on June 18. O'Brien said he attended the VIP event with his wife, Liza Powel. After learning it would be held outdoors, he applied sunscreen and figured he was prepared.
He recalled feeling pretty proud of his decision:
“It’s three hours-plus, and when it’s over, I’m so glad that I put the sunblock on, and I’m feeling really good about myself. Like, smart move.”
His confidence only grew after spotting fellow guests Stephen Colbert and David Letterman looking "bright, bright red," joking they appeared to have "been playing in a sandbox with plutonium."
Unfortunately, O'Brien soon realized his victory over the sun had been short-lived:
“A day or two later, after the event, I feel like my skull is on fire, and then two days after that, my [scalp] is really itchy, and whenever I itch it, it looks like a snow globe. It looks like confetti—white freckled confetti is pouring off of my head. It’s disgusting.”
At first, O'Brien thought he was "going crazy" until someone told him he'd sunburned his scalp and needed to treat it.
He then explained how the remedy led to his new look:
“I’m not used to [that] because I’ve got so much hair. But this sun just blasted right through my hair, and it roasted my scalp, and someone said to treat this, you’ve got to rub oil into it.”
By the time he recorded his interview with Shannon, O'Brien had rubbed oil into his scalp and combed it through his hair, creating the slick style that puzzled fans.
O’Brien joked about the accidental greaser makeover:
“So this morning, I rubbed oil into it, not thinking about the podcast when we went on camera, and then I come in, and I look like I’m in Sha Na Na. I’m a grease ball. I’m so greasy. I’m Frankie [Valli].”
It's easy to see why viewers were caught off guard. O'Brien's fiery pompadour was even the logo for his former TBS late-night show.
The hairstyle also had O'Brien embracing a completely different persona:
“I really feel different. I just want to fight people on the street. I want to get a hot rod and drive it around. I want to get Rizzo pregnant, so that Rizzo has a bun in the oven. You know what I mean?”
Cohost Sona Movsesian quickly brought him back to reality, informing him he was "not Kenickie," but rather "one of the two extra ones." O'Brien then declared he was actually Gordon Gekko, Michael Douglas' character in Wall Street, before leaving viewers with one important piece of advice: Wear a hat.
O'Brien pointed to Hillary Clinton as the smartest person there:
“Hillary Clinton was up there wearing a hat. And it wasn’t just any hat. It was, I mean, it looked like a giant, giant sail on a sailboat. It was a huge hat. She’s smart. She’s laughing at me right now.”
With more than 553,000 views, you can watch the interview segment below:
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Thankfully, O'Brien's famous pompadour has already reclaimed its rightful place. Meanwhile, the comedian voices Smarty Pants in Toy Story 5, which has grossed more than $957 million worldwide and is nearing the $1 billion mark as the highest-grossing film of 2026 in North America. Unlike O'Brien's brief greaser phase, the sequel's success isn't fading anytime soon.
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