, a right-wing satirical website. >> and our offending tweet was, "the babylon bee's man of the yearwhich we thought was an, was a nice honor. >> jacoby: the babylon bee had mocked the nation's highest-ranking transgender official, admiral rachel levine, by awarding her the title "man of the year," a violation of twitter's misgendering policy at the time. >> elon musk took issue with the, the banning of the babylon bee. you know, they were taken off because they, i guess, misgendered one of biden's appointees, a, you know, a trans appointee. and i could see why people would think that's offensive. but we've protected comedy in this country for a long time, ev when it's incredibly offensive, precisely because, you know, that's where a lot of social change happens. if you start making it ban-able to, to say the wrong thing, you're, you're going to not have comedy soon. >> you know, it's just a joke, and, and they're, they're asking us to basically bend the knee and say, "we admit that this is hateful conduct. please keep us on your platform." and we're not going to do that. >> in the c

the satirical website the babylon bee is challenging a new york law that could criminalise satire asateful speech . i'm satire as hateful speech. i'm going to be talking to the babylon bee ceo seth dillon, about this threat to artistic expression. and of course , expression. and of course, myself and my fantastic panel will be answering questions from myself and my fantastic panel willstudioswering questions from myself and my fantastic panel willstudio audience uestions from myself and my fantastic panel willstudio audience and ons from myself and my fantastic panel willstudio audience and my from our studio audience and my comedian panellists this evening. are leo kearse and jojo sutherland are . and jojo of sutherland are. and jojo of course, not often in this neck of the woods, but you're on the road at the moment as a comedian, very much working away, working, gigging, travelling . and how has this travelling. and how has this week been for your travelling? travelling. and how has this week i:ha1 for your travelling? travelling. and how has this week i:ha ha. ' your travelling?

the satirical website the babylon bee is challenging a new york law that could criminalise satire ashateful speech . i'm satire as hateful speech. i'm going to be talking to the babylon bee ceo seth dillon, about this threat to artistic expression. and of course , expression. and of course, myself and my fantastic panel will be answering questions from myself and my fantastic panel willstudioswering questions from myself and my fantastic panel willstudio audience uestions from myself and my fantastic panel willstudio audience and ons from myself and my fantastic panel willstudio audience and my from our studio audience and my comedian panellists this evening. are leo kearse and jojo sutherland are . and jojo of sutherland are. and jojo of course, not often in this neck of the woods, but you're on the road at the moment as a comedian, very much working away, working, gigging, travelling . and how has this travelling. and how has this week been for your travelling? travelling. and how has this week i:ha1 for your travelling? travelling. and how has this week i:ha ha. ' your travelling?

when i saw that headline i thought it had to be from the babylon bee a parody.n the upside down. how do you think that the jewish students on your campus felt when they saw you advocating for hamas, a terrorist organization? when they saw you down playing the atrocities that happened in israel to their people? how do you think those students felt? if there is any students on college campuses right now that need mental health assistance or need counseling or any type of support, it's the jewish students on campus that have been absolutely, absolutely ravaged in the last week by their fellow classmates who have no idea or no concept of the human suffering that's occurred in israel and to the jewish people. so that's what i would say to these students who are seeking donations because they are narcissists and quite frankly tone deaf and repulsive. >> todd: tomi, i wish we had more time. to me this all comes down to consequences. these kids grew up with no consequences for any of their actions. first time in their life they face a consequence what do they do i will

i think the babylon bee said he is picking up tips how to govern california. the really important issue is this trip would not happen unless the left's power brokers do see an opening for alternatives to joe biden, not just joe but kamala, too. >> this was sanctioned. you don't have him going to china without guys behind the scenes saying all right, go. they see joe and need to get this guy boned up if he is the next commander in chief. kamala will be on 60 minutes after the chiefs game, everybody will be talking about taylor swift, then look attica mal a. what does that tell you? >> the left's power brokers want joe gone. they're trying to clean up kamala because the most devoted voting block are black women. they don't want to alienate black women if they dump joe. she's the most unpopular vice president in u.s. history. >> she doesn't look at the polls. >> she's full of it. she's full of it. but they have to try to play nice with her because you don't want to alienate black female voters, right, they're going to try to clean her up but they cannot run her.

babylon. bee today had a clip where a family was going to a hotel in new york city.were trying to get a few room. all dressed up as illegal immigrants. it's something that has people concerned about impact on education, on healthcare and other resources. it's breaking. >> laura: madeline, new york is moving to suspend the right to shelter mandate relieved of its obligations and the number of homeless people seeking shelter grew by 50% over a period of time. now, talk about a little too late a little. we are going to get rid of the right-to-shelter in. 30 days in and 30 days out. that has been the rule in the shelter system for years. i know homeless people, a woman sits outside of my job. she has been sitting there for five years. okay. she will disa disappear for 30 days go back in. they are going to recycle these illegals through the shelter system. 30 days in, 30 days out. now, keep in mind these people are from hot climates, okay? what's going to happen well, a lot of them. all right? what's going to happen in the winter time when they find themselves outside? >>

somewhere out there for weapons and so on, very wonderful in this regard, the american satirical sand babylon bee busy in the war with russia, again, this is an anecdote so that they don’t understand or think that this is really serious, but this drop in support for ukraine, the drop in focus on ukraine, of course, this is to some extent beneficial for us, how uncynical it is, maybe it sounds like the less, the more attention will be paid to support israel, much less... ukraine, although, of course, no one is going to leave it. podalaka joins our conversation. ivanovich, hello, what’s going on at the fronts today? good afternoon, well, today is the second day. intensification of very serious military operations in the vadievsky direction, and yesterday our guys achieved such quite significant results, especially in the northern part they have entered and are now clearing the terikon, the so-called this is the dumps of the avdeevsky sakhikhim and, accordingly, can be seen from here the entire territory of northern avdeevka is in full view, there is also a passage north of avdeevka to the berdychi

it's written partly i think the guys from the babylon bee. babylon is very funny. right wing humour, isn't it just is funny. it's very funny. it's much better than things like the onion and stuff which have totally gone off anyway. is off the rails anyway. it is a reaction to disney where they basically disney has sort basically been disney has sort of been not even hiding it really. they're saying that they've been, but they haven't. they've had a very much had this agenda sort of push this they've had a very much had this agen through't of push this they've had a very much had this agen through all: push this they've had a very much had this agen through all osth this they've had a very much had this agen through all of theirlis they've had a very much had this agen through all of their tv stuff through all of their tv shows yeah. the biggest shows. yeah. and the biggest crime of all is that they're just terrible tv shows. >> bad because >> they're really bad because once artistic once anything, any artistic enterprise, once it becomes ideological, once it become

so of course, i'm all about signs, essentially babylon, it has this babylonian library, it's really a giant hive, that is, i can imagine that, just like beesst also exist a completely phantasmogorical hierarchy, and i think that he is first and foremost a reader, an enthusiastic reader, who rushes through these honeycombs, from hexagon to hexagon, and finds something, something interesting for himself and it seems to me that for in order to become a librarian in the babylonian library, you need to go through a very long way , you need to go through initiation, starting with this , yes, you need to enter some kind of liminal... phase, yes, go through initiation, that is, find this notorious tetragramaton or at least its semblance, that is, jump to another stage, uh, development, then in front of you these hexagons will be ordered, open up and become permeable, borhis in a story, well, i don’t even know, it’s probably an essay, or maybe a story, four cycles, and he's just trying to systematize, perhaps, all his knowledge, endless, he cites the theory that there are only four plots in world literature and we all repeat them endlessly, this is

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yeah, so of course, i’m all in signs, essentially babylon, him, this babylonian library is really a gigantic hive, that is, i can imagine that just as beesall, the reader, an enthusiastic reader who rushes through these honeycombs, from hexagon to hexagon finds something interesting for himself, and it seems to me that in order to become a librarian of the babylonian library, you need to go a very long way, you need to go through initiation, you need to go through, yes, you need to enter some kind of liminal phase, and go through initiation, that is, find this notorious tetragramaton or at least its semblance, that is, jump to another step. yeah, development and then these are in front of you the hexagons will be ordered, open and become permeable. borhis in a story, well, i don’t even know, it’s probably... or maybe a story, four cycles, and he’s just trying to systematize, maybe all his knowledge, endless, he gives a theory that there are only four plot in world literature and we all repeat them endlessly, this is the plot of the capture of a fortress, for example, the iliad, yes, and the return home, well, the example is also the clas