Right. Right. The fact is ain’t none of y’all trying to go and farm right now. Okay. So I’m lying. Raise your raise your hands. Just when the wheels fall off, you not you’re not. She grew up in St. Louis, raised by a father who worked as both a Baptist minister and a teacher, and a mother who worked at the post office.
She later attended Mary Institute and St. Louis Country Day School, another elite private institution where tuition runs close to $35,000 annually. Then came Greg Gutfeld and Megan Kelly, and the entire energy of the room shifted immediately. These are not people who need soft treatment or careful handling. They did not show up to be polite or to protect anyone’s feelings.
It’s just that’s what she does. She she puts out this video of of her acting in a certain way and that’s how she fundraises. >> Mhm. We we actually did a bit of a deep dive on her uh after my old colleague from Fox News, Todd Starns, posted something on X not long ago. Walter, he he posted the following.
Jasmine Crockett wants you to think she’s from the hood, that she grew up on the streets. The exact opposite is true. She attended an exclusive day school where tuition is nearly $35,000 a year. She also attended Roads College, a private school where tuition is nearly $55,000 a year. She’s cosplaying a gangster.
So, we looked up her background. She was born in St. Louis. She’s 43. Her dad was a Baptist pastor and a teacher. Her mother worked in a post office. Uh she graduated from Mary Institute in St. Louis Country Day School, one of the most expensive private schools in the city. Indeed, the current tuition $35,000 a year.
They came to expose every crack in Jasmine’s argument and pull the whole thing apart piece by piece. Jasmine looked like someone who had walked into a professional boxing ring thinking it was a dance competition, completely unprepared for the level of pressure that was about to come her way. This was not a friendly debate.
This was a full demolition and Jasmine had no idea what was about to hit her. Four, Greg Gutfeld came in sharp and precise like someone who had studied every single weakness in Jasmine’s argument and knew exactly where to apply pressure to make the whole thing collapse. >> That was 3 years ago. The ones of her just sounding like a normal person talking. 3 years.
It’s not like that was 20 years, but then she moved to Mississippi for all that time. That was 3 years ago. She sounded like a totally normal person. It’s only now that she’s got her accent and she’s going to kick everybody’s ass. It’s such an affectation. >> Mean Kelly took control of the situation the way a seasoned professional shuts down chaos.
Calm, focused, and completely in charge of every word she said. And there was Jasmine throwing out dramatic statements and big energy, seemingly unaware that every single moment was being captured on camera for the entire world to watch, re-watch, and share over and over again. Jasmine Crockett has built her entire political identity on something that can only be described as manufactured outrage, and the whole thing is starting to crack under the pressure.
Her approach to politics is loud, flashy, and designed to grab attention in the moment. But once the noise dies down and people start looking for real results, there is simply nothing there to find. >> This woman, I’ve had about enough of her. Uh she wants to be like a member of the squad. She thinks of herself like an AOC.
She she talks like, you know, she’s from the hood. Meanwhile, she grew up in a nice family. She didn’t talk like this 3 years ago. She 3 years ago, she sounded like you and I sound in this conversation. Like, I’m really excited to be going to Congress. I can’t wait to get started on my new job. And now she’s like, “We need to smack him in the head.
We know that we work for the American people and what we not going to do is stand around what they pulled this bull that they trying to pull right now. Like what what are you we we have videotape. Why are you why are you talking like that? No one believes this bull and now she’s graduated to acting like a thug. So congratulations.
Your term in the US Congress is going really well. >> That was a great impression. >> What she brings to political discussions is not genuine debate or real solutions. It is pure theater dressed up to look like substance. Somewhere between dramatic pauses and rehearsed expressions, she seems to have forgotten that actual leadership requires more than a good performance.
And if you are finding this story as eye-opening as it really is, make sure you hit that subscribe button right now because there is so much more where this came from. Gutfeld dismissed her talking points like someone handing back a check that will never clear. Worthless and going nowhere. Every single time Jasmine puffed herself up and acted like she had just delivered the ultimate response, Greg barely even reacted.
He looked completely unbothered, like someone who had already seen this exact performance a hundred times before and was no longer even slightly impressed by it. Then Megan stepped in and the whole atmosphere in the room changed completely. >> Is she Is she making any point there? like this makes me wish my mom made different father choices.
>> She has the kind of presence that makes people sit up straight without her having to say a single word about it. Suddenly, everything Jasmine had been doing looked less like serious political commentary and more like an audition for a dramatic television show. Meaning came prepared with facts, specific dates, real records, and the rare ability to completely dismantle someone’s entire argument without ever once raising her voice.
Jasmine’s contributions to the whole exchange looked like a group project where one person did all the work and the other person just added their name to the cover page and called it a team effort. Goodfeld went straight to the heart of the real problem. Jasmine Crockett is not focused on policy. She is focused entirely on her own performance.
Her whole public image is built on the appearance of resistance and rebellion. >> So this is funny. Uh Jasmine Crockett sits on the judiciary committee and uh about a month was it about a month month ago Walter I testified. >> Yes, we saw this. >> Yeah. And um the hearings the full committee hearings are quite long. Uh you know you can be there for over four hours.
So uh and they let the most junior members ask questions last. So I had to sit for quite a long time. Uh, and then at the very end, Jasmine Crockett, who I had never heard before, suddenly starts screaming at me and Michael Shelonburgger. And when you’re a witness in Congress, you have to pay attention to what everybody says because you you never know when you’re going to be asked an actual question and allowed to maybe even allowed to speak.
But I could not understand what she was saying. She was moving from one thing to another. And she was doing all that code switching stuff with the yaws and y’all eyeing on this and everything. the finger snaps, the dramatic eye rolls, the perfectly worded captions designed for a phone screen rather than a congressional chamber.
