WATCH: British PM Mocks Politician Who Claimed Women Can Have Penises

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak was reportedly caught on video mocking radical gender theory — and a political opponent who subscribed to it wholesale — at a recent event with the 1922 Committee, a group of conservative members of Parliament.

The video was released by LGBTQ+ outlet PinkNews — where it was reported that Sunak, the conservative party’s leader since the exit of former Prime Minister Boris Johnson, made the comments on June 5th. The outlet — along with a number on Twitter — claimed that Sunak was mocking trans-identifying women, although his comments appeared to directly and specifically address comments made by the leader of an opposition party.

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🚨🚨Prime minister of the UK 🇬🇧 Rishi Sunak gets caught making fun of trans people🫣

These are the same people that indoctrinate our children with trans garbage and throw it in our faces every single day – You can’t make this shit up👇 pic.twitter.com/XNXdcxCl19

— Kevin – WE THE PEOPLE❤️ – DAD🦁 🐉 🔥 – (@bambkb) June 18, 2023

In the video, which does not show Sunak’s face, the prime minister could be heard saying, “It shows his spectacular misjudgement and why he’s completely unfit to lead our country.”

While there was no context in the video to determine about whom Sunak was speaking, PinkNews surmised the barb was aimed at Labour Party leader Keir Starmer.

“Over the same period of time, you may have noticed Ed Davey has been very busy,” Sunak continued, referencing the Liberal Democrat party leader, who could be heard in a recent interview stating that it was “quite clear” that some women could have penises.

“Like me, you can probably see that he was trying to convince everybody that women clearly had penises,” Sunak said, prompting laughter as he added, “You’ll all know that I’m a big fan of everybody studying maths to 18, but it turns out that we need to focus on biology.”

Davey’s comments on the subject came from several weeks earlier, when he responded to a voter who asked him to answer the question: “What is a woman?

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For yet another leader of a major political party to state that women can “quite clearly [have a penis]” shows just what people can really expect from the Lib Dems under Ed Davey.

Another stance that makes them indistinguishable from Labour under Starmer.pic.twitter.com/l4S4iyp1GI

— Ben Obese-Jecty (@BenObeseJecty) May 24, 2023

“The vast majority of people whose biological sex is a woman when they were birth (sic), they feel they’re women … but there’s this very small number of people who don’t feel like that,” Davey said.

Presenter Nick Ferrari interjected then, asking, “Can a woman have a penis?”

“Well, quite clearly,” Davey responded.

U.S. Relationship With China ‘Worse’ Than With Soviet Union During Cold War, Former National Security Adviser Says

Former Trump National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster believes American relations with China today are “worse” than they were with the Soviet Union during the Cold War. 

McMaster made the remarks during an interview with Margaret Brennan on CBS News’ “Face The Nation” Sunday. He told the host that U.S.-China relations are more complex than they were with the U.S.S.R. because of the interconnectedness of the two economies, and said the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) must “change its behavior” so the two countries can have a better relationship. 

“It’s worse, it’s worse,” McMaster said when asked by Brennan about comparisons to the Cold War in response to news of China’s spy facility in Cuba. “Because it’s a more difficult problem set because of the way that our economies have become interconnected, in large measure based on these flawed assumptions about the nature of relationship, and especially the intentions of the Chinese Communist Party.”

“We thought that, that we could determine the behavior of the party by the way we engage them,” McMaster said. “But hey, guess what I mean, the Chinese Communist Party leadership had aspirations that went far beyond anything in reaction to what we do. And China really does want to establish itself as it sees it at the center.”

McMaster’s comments come as Secretary of State Antony Blinken is on a trip to Beijing — the highest-level visit by an American official since President Biden took office. Blinken met with Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang in talks both sides called “candid,” but the Chinese foreign ministry admitted that the U.S.-China relationship “is at the lowest point since its establishment,” according to the Associated Press. 

“I think China’s sending a message, ‘hey, we’re in charge now. You’re finished’ to the west and to the United States,” McMaster said of recent acts of aggression from the Peoples Liberation Army against Taiwan as well as a Chinese jet flying directly in front of an American reconnaissance plane.

“I think it’s indicative of what they hope to achieve, Margaret, which is to create kind of an exclusionary area of primacy across the Indo-Pacific region,” McMaster continued. “They’ve laid claim to the ocean in the South China Sea, for example.” 

McMaster called for a “strong response” to the recent displays of aggression and said the Blinken’s visit “may portray a bit of weakness.” He explained that China has been playing “hard to get” when it comes to communications between the two countries, and said that the CCP will use the talks to “create a perception that we’re going there to pay homage to the Chinese Communist Party.”

The former national security adviser said the CCP will use that perception to get other countries in the region to “bandwagon” with China. 

“They want to use that kind of perception of China’s strength relative to the United States to bludgeon countries in the region and say, ‘hey, time to bandwagon with us. This is our era,’ what they call the ‘new era of international relations,’” McMaster said. 

Despite this, McMaster urged Blinken to go into the talks with the Chinese delegation recognizing that the U.S. is in a position of “relative strength,” partly because he says China is alienating itself from the rest of the world. 

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