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Kamala Harris appeared on the sex podcast “Call Her Daddy” for reasons only childless cat ladies would understand. Today’s show breaks it down.

According to AP News:

On the podcast, the Democratic nominee largely stuck to her usual messaging on abortion, and said that in her travels she’s seen that even people who have strong opposition to abortion tell her they “are now seeing what’s happening and saying ‘Hmm, I didn’t intend for all this to happen’ ” when they see the health problems arising since Roe v. Wade was repealed.

One clip also showed host Alex Cooper questioning if “men even know where a Tampon goes” but failed to mention that a man invented the product.

“Let’s stop playing the dummy game,” Crowder said. “They are trying to paint this as though men don’t understand the issues that are exclusive to women.”

Crowder added that men historically protected and recognized gender differences and the only way that’s possible is to project themselves into their shoes.

One of the most bogus claims Cooper made was that women have to work harder than men while failing to mention how Kamala started her political career by dating a married man, as it's unlikely that would have been the case had she been a man.

"Can you point me to one example of a man in office who got their first position in government for being an above-average lay?" Crowder said. "Man don't have that option."

Kamala then urged the "daddy gang" not to "hear no."

"Can you imagine if a man said this?" Crowder said.

The interview would not be complete without Kamala saying woke platitudes that make no sense, as she makes up a story about a woman sitting on a plane next to a stranger to a place she has never been, correlating layovers to abortions.

"They want to pit this election that they are losing to abortion," Crowder added.

She then claimed Trump was the one lying when he said some states are committing late-term abortions, even though "10,000 babies’ lives are lost every year to late-term abortions, the majority of which take place for elective reasons."

Kamala also failed to mention what restrictions she put in place on abortion, if any.

Her running mate also signed a law that stops the requirement for hospitals to require life-saving care for babies that survive abortion, as a "life" is defined by whether the mother wishes the child to live or die.

"It's the only scenario in America where a human being can inflict damage on another living being's life," Crowder said.