Can We Talk About Crazy Liberal Moms Protecting Child Sex Offenders?: Rachel Campos-Duffy [WATCH]

Rachel Campos-Duffy, Charlie Hurt, and Griff Jenkins sharply criticized opposition to Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations during an on-air exchange, focusing on parents who attempt to obstruct the removal of criminal illegal immigrants and the consequences of local policies that limit cooperation with federal authorities.

Campos-Duffy opened the discussion by comparing how the political left labels behavior it opposes with what she described as dangerous actions taken by some mothers who interfere with law enforcement operations.

“Yeah, you know, it’s so interesting. The left is so good at for example, they’ll call men toxic males. And, you know, toxic masculinity. Can we talk about crazy liberal moms you put on to this wall, some of the most heinous, disgusting neighbors you could ever have,” Campos-Duffy said.

She contrasted those actions with what she described as the behavior of most mothers when choosing where to live.

“Most women, actually, most moms, when they move into a neighborhood, will look on the computer to see what sex offenders are in that neighborhood, so they can make sure they either report it, or maybe I’m not going to move into that,” Campos-Duffy said.

Campos-Duffy argued that mothers who oppose ICE operations are doing the opposite by attempting to prevent the removal of individuals she described as dangerous.

“These crazy liberal moms are trying to stop law enforcement from taking these people out of their neighborhoods. This is insane,” she said.

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She continued by linking those actions to broader political radicalization.

“This is actually Todd lines talking about, you know, how the left is radicalizing them. I mean, this is insanity. It’s such as radicalization. It’s insanity. It’s anti maternal to want to protect these type of being in your neighborhood where you have kids,” Campos-Duffy said.

Charlie Hurt responded by agreeing with Campos-Duffy and saying the issue goes beyond traditional political disagreement.

“And it does. It goes so far beyond like political ideology or anything like that. It is there. It’s certifiable. It is,” Hurt said.

Campos-Duffy replied, “Totally.”

Hurt then expanded on the risks involved, questioning why any parent would knowingly place themselves in danger.

“And the idea that you would drop your kid off, a child off at daycare or at school, and then go, I don’t know of a single mother anywhere on the political spectrum who would endanger, knowingly, intentionally endanger her own life when she has three children in the world that she has to protect and go and intentionally insert herself into a very dangerous situation, you’re surrounded by a lot of armed people going after, often other armed people who are violent,” Hurt said.

Campos-Duffy followed by saying she believes the situation has escalated further.

“It’s worse than that. Guess what? Now they’re doing something else,” she said.

She cited examples of mothers bringing children directly into protests against law enforcement operations.

“So you bring up how this woman, you know, drops her kid off at daycare so she can do this. You’re seeing moms with front packs and babies engaged in this. It really goes to show you. We saw during covid, these women care more about their ideology than they do about their children,” Campos-Duffy said.

Griff Jenkins then directed his remarks toward Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, referencing his opposition to ICE activity in the city.

“That’s abundantly clear, but, but I would challenge Mayor Jacob Frey, who wants ice to get the f out of his city, to sit down face to face with the mother and father of the 13 year old girl that was sexually assaulted by an illegal alien from Laos who was allowed to roam freely in his city, sit with those parents and see what they feel about this,” Jenkins said.

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