Caitlyn Jenner Asks Trump to Help Fix Passport Issue — The View

[0:00] This weekend, we got a glimpse into who has sway [0:03] in setting policy in the White House. [0:06] Podcaster Joe Rogan visited the Oval Office [0:09] after he got you-know-who to fast-track research [0:12] into psychedelic drug treatments. [0:15] Take a look. [0:16] Got a call from a number of people, [0:17] including the great Joe Rogan, [0:19] and he said, we have to do something about this. [0:22] I said, so why would we wait three or four years [0:24] to get it done? [0:25] Let's get it done immediately, [0:26] and it's called ibogaine treatment. [0:30] Ibogaine, remember the name? [0:32] Is that pronounced relatively properly, what you said? [0:34] Yes. [0:35] I don't want to get it wrong. [0:37] Ibogaine, because it's so important, [0:39] and experienced an 80 to 90% reduction in symptoms [0:42] of depression and anxiety within one month. [0:47] Can I have some, please? [0:48] I'll take some. [0:51] But not everyone who campaigned for him [0:55] is having such good luck getting through. [0:58] Caitlyn Jenner talked about how new passport [1:01] policies are keeping her from traveling. [1:04] Take a look. [1:05] This is a safety factor, OK? [1:07] I can't travel internationally anymore, OK? [1:10] I can't use my passport. [1:12] I was in Mar-a-Lago two months ago. [1:15] Wrote a letter explaining all of this to him, [1:18] how it's affecting me and a lot of other people. [1:21] I haven't heard from him. [1:23] He's kind of busy right now. [1:30] OK. [1:31] So, what's going on? [1:33] What is going on here? [1:34] Did Caitlyn Jenner not realize that when they said [1:40] they were going to put your natural birth- [1:45] Biological signs, yes. [1:46] Biological sign on your passport, [1:48] that that included her as well? [1:50] Did she think she had a pass? [1:52] I mean, listen, you know, we always say at the table, [1:57] you really better think about what you're voting for, [1:59] because what's good for the goose seems [2:01] to not be good for the gander, in your opinion. [2:04] And yet, we told you, this is what this means. [2:07] And the question of why Joe Rogan is getting this pass-through [2:13] is, you know, this is something they've been talking about [2:15] for years of using psychedelics to work on post-traumatic [2:20] stress syndrome and many, many other things. [2:23] So, what is why? [2:24] Is it because Caitlyn's a woman? [2:27] So, listen, Caitlyn still supports Trump. [2:30] That's what stood out to me. [2:31] So, I saw the clip of Joe Rogan in the White House, [2:33] and I was like, huh, because I listen to him pretty often, [2:36] and I've seen that he's been more and more splitting [2:38] with Trump, especially over the Iran war. [2:40] And I had this little debate at my kitchen table [2:42] with my husband this week, and I was saying, [2:44] Trump is historically unpopular. [2:46] And my husband actually pointed out and was accurate [2:49] in the fact that he's historically unpopular [2:51] for this point in his second term, [2:53] but presidents have been more unpopular. [2:55] George W. Bush, Harry Truman, Nixon, George H. W. Bush, [2:59] all got into the 20s. [3:00] Trump's at about 37. [3:01] So, on the one hand, I think the argument [3:04] that the MAGA base is fleeing in droves [3:06] is a little overstated. [3:08] But on the flip side, 37% is not winning you anything. [3:12] You are not winning the midterms as Republicans [3:14] if your president stands at a 37% approval rating. [3:18] If you're running in 2028 to be the heir apparent to Trump, [3:21] you're not winning if his approval rating is still at 37%. [3:24] But what is remarkable to me is these influencer types [3:27] that still stand by him when he attacks them, [3:30] when he betrays the things that they swore that they were for. [3:33] Megyn Kelly has been going after him on the war in Iran, [3:37] but then also said Trump could drop a nuke [3:39] and I'd still vote Republican over Democrat. [3:41] Tucker Carlson's been excoriating him, [3:43] especially on attacking the faith community. [3:46] I'd maybe vote for him again. [3:47] And Joe Rogan hasn't said one way or the other, [3:49] but I think he would vote for him again. [3:51] We live in such a polarized moment [3:53] that even when it impacts you, [3:55] people are like weirdly not willing to switch party lines. [3:57] It's bizarre to me. [3:58] Yeah, and I don't think it's as much about, [4:00] you know, we were talking before the show [4:02] about who has more of his ear. [4:03] Is it a Joe Rogan or a Caitlyn Jenner? [4:06] It's which issue suits Donald Trump better? [4:09] Because as you said, he's suffering. [4:11] What issue is gonna get more people behind it? [4:13] Mental health, working with vets. [4:15] What's not gonna get his base behind him? [4:17] Is any trans issue? [4:19] Because that's what he wrote on was anti-trans messaging. [4:22] He's not, he flip-flops a lot. [4:24] That is not an issue he's gonna flip-flop on. [4:27] But I do think it's interesting [4:28] when you were asking about Caitlyn Jenner, [4:30] she was renewing her passport, [4:32] which is when she realized it. [4:34] So I don't know at what point she thought [4:36] he was ever going to help her out on that issue, [4:39] considering how he ran for office. [4:41] Yeah. [4:42] I'm gonna, on Caitlyn Jenner, [4:44] I'm going to quote a trans advocate, [4:46] Janetta Johnson, who said this in 2015. [4:49] Jenner's a rich white bitch. [4:52] She can pay for everything she needs, [4:54] but I think she now needs to put some of that money [4:57] back into the transgender community, [4:59] as she has taken a lot. [5:01] All these years, we have been abused and battered, [5:05] yet she has used none of her power [5:07] to help the community and bring about change. [5:11] And so, you know, Caitlyn Jenner, [5:13] girl, cry me a river, [5:15] let me play my little violin for you. [5:18] Transgender, changing the marker on the passports [5:22] is a executive order that he signed on day one. [5:26] Day one. [5:27] So if you think that he didn't know what he was doing, [5:29] if you think he wasn't fulfilling a campaign promise, [5:32] because as you say, he absolutely exploited this issue [5:36] in order to get people to the polls. [5:38] But what's, I think there's a special place in hell [5:40] for people who only care about themselves [5:43] and don't care about the effect on others. [5:44] If she's saying that this is a safety issue, [5:47] traveling internationally with the wrong marker [5:50] on her passport, imagine what the safety issue is [5:53] for people who are not celebrities, [5:56] who don't have access to the White House, [5:57] and who don't have money. [5:59] Close to this kind of stupid policy, [6:01] like I remember when this came out, [6:03] actress Hunter Schafer put out a video [6:05] basically saying for the first time, [6:07] she got a passport that identified her as male. [6:09] Hunter's been identifying as a woman [6:11] since her high school years. [6:13] She arguably looks more female than I do. [6:15] And I'm like, what is this meant to do? [6:16] It's meant to make you embarrassed [6:18] and feel uncomfortable when you go through TSA. [6:20] How is that improving our nation's security? [6:22] How is that streamlining things? [6:24] How is that cutting red tape? [6:25] Like that is not an issue that I think in any way [6:28] betters the day-to-day lives of the American people, [6:30] but it's the fear-mongering he ran on [6:32] and he's not going to reverse on it. [6:33] It's also exposing, sorry, real quickly, [6:34] it's also putting trans people at risk [6:37] when they go into countries that are not as accepting. [6:39] You just literally uncovered them. [6:41] Correct. [6:42] As they enter the country. [6:43] That's the point. [6:44] And you know what is shameful right now? [6:46] What? [6:47] Trans people serving in the military, [6:48] something that Donald Trump didn't do, [6:50] he dodged the draft with the made up bone spurs. [6:54] Trans people serving in the military [6:55] are being given paid leave, but not allowed to work. [6:59] That is shameful. [7:00] Well, you know, it's also shameful, you know, [7:02] we're talking about what can be done for veterans. [7:05] There's a lot he could be doing for the veterans. [7:07] Like maybe ending this illegal war, [7:10] so that people can come back [7:12] and do what they need to do in the rest of their lives. [7:14] I just, you know, I don't really, [7:18] I don't care who has his ear, [7:20] because it could be Bubba the Clown, [7:22] you know, it could be anybody. [7:25] I just want him to do what's right for the country [7:29] and for her people, us. [7:31] We're the people that pay the taxes. [7:34] We are the people that sit and watch [7:36] when you destroy our house. [7:39] We're the people that have to sit, [7:40] because you're gonna come to us and you want more money. [7:43] See, so there has to be a give and take. [7:46] There has to be a give and take. [7:48] And so much, so far, [7:50] it just looks like a lot of take to me. [7:52] So we have decisions to make.