Boebert's Ex Husband Says Restraining Order Is Just A Ploy To Justify Her Move To New District

Lauren Boebert's ex-husband Jayson has been hit with a temporary restraining order after a string of incidents over the last month. But Jayson doesn't believe that the order is justified, and instead thinks it may be an elaborate ploy for Lauren to move Congressional districts. There's certainly a chance that this is the case, but given Jayson's recent behavior, it seems like Lauren was completely in the right for seeking the order. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins explains what's happened.

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*This transcript was generated by a third-party transcription software company, so please excuse any typos.

Lauren Bobert this week was able to secure a temporary restraining order against her estranged ex-husband Jason. And there was a lot of reasons, by the way, to back up this restraining order that Lauren Bobert has gotten against Jason. But Jason doesn't see it that way, even though according to reports, there was an instance where he allegedly entered his ex-wife home without permission last week, last month he was criminally charged after Lauren alleged that he had abused their son. And on the first Saturday of this year, obviously, uh, Lauren alleges that Jason called the cops on her for no reason after a nasty argument at a restaurant. I've talked about pretty much all of those issues. I didn't know about the abuse of the son. I knew about the weapons charges, but not the abuse of the kid. So on its surface, when you're looking at that, like, this guy illegally came into my home, he abused my kid, you know, called the cops to basically harass me after an argument at a restaurant.

Yeah, I would say a restraining order is in order, and Lauren Bobert is in the right for filing for this restraining order, but Jason doesn't see it that way according to Jason who still says that Lauren is the person closest to me, and he's mad that the media's misconstruing all this, but Jason still says that, oh, this is probably just part of her ploy to move to a new district, right? She's using this restraining order in my horrific behavior as an excuse to get out of the third district and go over to the fourth district to get away from me. Um, Jason, these things that you have allegedly done coupled with what we definitely know you did in the past, okay? The bowling alley thing and all that, it paints the picture of a monster. Now, I am not one to sit here and defend Lauren Bobert for the horrible things that she has said or the horrible things that she has done in Congress or even the horrible things she has done in her personal life.

But what I am gonna do right now is defend an individual who was obviously in a very toxic relationship with a very toxic person, a person that according to these reports, might be a danger to his own children. So I am taking Lauren Bert's side on this. I think Jason Bobert is completely outta line, and I think it's ridiculous that he's accusing her of leaving the district or, or using the restraining order as an excuse to leave the district. She left the district, she declared she was leaving it long before these events that led to the restraining order even happened. So your little conspiracy theory doesn't even add up to the timeline. You Bobert needs to get herself out of that situation that could be dangerous for both her and for her children. That's what she needs to do. And honestly, as much as I despise her, I'm glad she did it because she