Jen Garner Whines About Having To Work After Divorce
Larry O'Connor > Video
Friday, August 28, 2026
In this episode of O'Connor and Company, guest host Kurt Schlichter and Bethany Mandel discuss the troubling societal narratives surrounding motherhood and agency in America. They analyze the case of Lindsay Clancy, a woman who brutally killed her children, and the polarized reactions it has generated. Mandel highlights how some view Clancy as a victim of postpartum psychosis and societal oppression, while others see her as a narcissist who chose to end her life and take her children with her. The conversation delves into how therapy culture and a lack of personal responsibility contribute to these perspectives. Mandel argues that society needs to have a serious conversation about the radicalization of women, emphasizing the importance of teaching children about personal agency and the need to choose spouses wisely. The dialogue also touches on Jennifer Garner's comments about the pressures of balancing work and family life after divorce, illustrating the challenges many women face. Schlichter and Mandel critique the current cultural climate that often excuses harmful behavior under the guise of mental health and sympathy, arguing for a return to boundaries and common sense in parenting and relationships. They suggest that America, and homes across the nation, would benefit from more assertiveness and a refusal to tolerate unacceptable behavior.
