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From Epstein’s Island to Musk’s Baby Farm — How the Right Captured Men

Underneath the memes, podcasts, and tradwife fantasies lies a dangerous agenda: train young men to reject equality, fear women’s power, and embrace authoritarianism disguised as masculinity… MORE FROM THOM 📃 Thom Hartmann's 'Daily Take' Newsletter: https://HartmannReport.com 🎦 Watch a full program re-run anytime:   / thomhartmann   🎧 Audio Podcast: https://thom.tv FOLLOW THOM 📕 AMAZON: https://amzn.to/2hS4UwY 📝 DAILY TAKE: https://hartmannreport.com 👥 FACEBOOK:   / thomhartmannprogram   📸 INSTAGRAM:   / thom_hartmann   🎦 PATREON:   / thomhartmann   🐦 X:   / thom_hartmann   Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/hartmannrepo... 🌐 WEBSITE: https://www.thomhartmann.com 📺 YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/subscription_... 👕 Merchandise: https://teespring.com/stores/thom-har... 🍺 Thom Merchandise: https://teespring.com/thom-hartmann-m... ABOUT THE PROGRAM The Thom Hartmann Program is today’s go-to progressive talk show for sharp takes on politics—liberal, conservative, and everything in between—featuring lively conversations with guests, callers, and the occasional fiery debate. #morefromthom James Carville recently suggested that Democrats need to do more to reach out to young men, as though pandering to testosterone-fueled grievance and entitlement is the key to winning elections. Let’s be blunt: that’s a bullshit, dead-end strategy that risks ratifying the very worst elements of a crisis in masculinity that’s corroding our politics, poisoning our culture, and endangering our democracy. And it’s coming from the top, down. Donald Trump is an adjudicated rapist, according to the judge in his case. A New York jury found him liable for sexually assaulting E. Jean Carroll in a civil case, and he’s remained unapologetic. Then he moved straight to pardoning other men in his orbit, even convicted ones like Roger Stone and a rapper with a history of alleged sexual assault. And now he’s telling us to stop talking about Jeffrey Epstein. Epstein wasn’t an outlier: he was a prototype. A predator who operated in plain sight, protected by the powerful, and normalized by the elite. His crimes weren’t hidden; they were ignored, downplayed, and rationalized until they became impossible to deny. The recent revelations about the scope of his network, and the prominent men it touched, show how deeply entrenched rape culture is not just at the fringes of politics, but at its very core. Trump pardoned multiple anti-abortion criminals as well as Ross Ulrich, who ran the world’s most notorious market for illicit drugs (that some allege could also have been used for human trafficking); his administration apparently helped free Andrew and Tristan Tate, rightwing influencers accused of rape in Romania, from prison in that country so they could return to America to help promote the GOP to their young male followers. Rape culture isn’t just at the top; it’s everywhere, especially in the digital spaces young men inhabit. Pornography has become the de facto sex education for millions of boys. A ten‑year‑old with a smartphone has unfettered access to violent, misogynistic content that normalizes coercion and degradation. This isn’t just a parental issue, it’s a cultural emergency. This content is shaping how an entire generation understands sex, power, and consent. And Trump’s “best friend” Epstein was an avatar of that twisted worldview. Trump and Epstein were reportedly best buds for years, partying together, traveling together on Epstein’s private jet, enjoying the same grotesque perks of unchecked wealth. ✔ Amazon links are affiliate links