The Disgusting "Call Her Daddy" Brand of Female Empowerment, and JD Vance's Important Comment on Men, with Sean Davis and Sohrab Ahmari | Ep. 1411

But first, there's a lot happening.

A stunning report in The New York Times that reveals what the Chi Phi fraternity brothers told university investigators.

Four of the seven admitted to sexual contact with the alleged victim.

We knew that.

Um, there were three threesomes over the course of the evening involving a total of four men.

Then there are seven total, so there are three other men who were in that room at some point that night but did not have sex with this woman and are denying anything non-consensual, and so are the ones who did the three threesomes with her.

They're all saying that there was nothing that was non-consensual.

To the contrary, they are saying she did consent, and the majority of those interviewed during this proceeding also said that Jane Doe did not even appear intoxicated.

One fraternity brother, Gilia Lopes, whose attorney appeared on this show yesterday, and yes, it is Lopes, spelled L-O-P-E-S, said that it was the alleged victim who initiated sexual contact with him without his consent, that it was not asked for, [clears throat] and I'm, I'm not sure whether he's claiming he didn't, he didn't, he didn't consent.

He's just saying she didn't ask for it, according to The New York Times.

But you didn't hear any of that from this morning's press conference with Hochul and James, and not just...

I mean, you didn't hear about any of the exonerating information about these boys.

Here's Hochul describing what she says happened.

And according to new reports, she could not have been clearer that she was 100% confident that she had been raped.

Yet shockingly, those words never made it into the account that the Cornell police sent to prosecutors The attorney general then declined to pursue charges after reviewing that incomplete account and never interviewing her.

Think about that.

In what world would the police learn from a victim that she'd been literally gang raped while intoxicated by five men in a fraternity house and not elevate those allegations to the district attorney? In what world does the district attorney not even interview her or anyone else involved, or even request the full transcript? This woman, this young woman, had already endured something that is utterly unspeakable, and then at every turn she was failed by people and institutions with an obligation to protect her.

Way to keep an open mind, you utter hack.

This is so irresponsible for the governor of the state in which these boys are now almost certainly going to get charged to be using rhetoric like that, uh, announcing in advance that she's the victim, that the system had an obligation to protect her, and it failed.

Fuck off, you absolute hack.

This is so irresponsible.

Imagine w- your son gets accused by somebody on a college campus, and the governor of the state comes out and announces him guilty before there's even been a grand jury impaneled.

This is so wrong.

Despite being selective with how she describes the case, Hochul promises us, promises us, that Letitia James, she's super ready to follow the facts.

Watch this.