ben shapiro issued this 45-minute call to arms against party about how hard the right can flex its musclesnext was that barbie became the highest grossing release ever from warner brothers. big thumbs up to ben shapiro and his boycott crusaders on the right, for showing all of us just how potent grievance culture can be. >> barbie is now the first billion dollar film helmed by a woman director. barbie always wins, y'all. stop fighting her. she's going to win every single time. with all of her black barbie friends. yes, that is actually correct. but i too am joining dean, in saying that the heroic officers of the court one at the week. not just the great fani willis, but jack smith, and judge tanya chutkan, all of them are swimming across the rivers of injustice. taking folding chairs to the criminals, and a skipping in their genes to the crime. we appreciate them. well dean obeidallah, brian tyler cohen, thank you very much. for more of brian's -- follow him. online this is the end of the readout. bye, bye, bye. chris hayes is now. >> tonight on all in. -- >> we are going to walk down to t

if you see someone like ben shapiro or some of the others on the right doing really well with their medias, it would make sense to do so. i wouldn't do it, but i'm not surprised. >> this almost reminds me of, that the jason aldine song is really just big business figuring out how do we monetize the maga base. that's all came out in may, and you know who noticed it, a grand total of no one. come july there like we need to make a video, let's make it just provocative enough, was just enough dog whistles in offensive enough, to nail that maga base, and it shoots to number one. when will people figure out, they are playing you? >> the first line of my book is, turns out it was capitalism after all. so they said they were gonna change the world, they just want to make bucks. same thing with the maga people. they want to make bucks off people. that's the way it goes. >> i want to talk about a. i.. it's what obviously everyone is talking about. people are excited about it. they're afraid of it. what is your current view of it, especially as it relates to workers? because we're in a moment where

. >> martha: we will come back and talk about "barbie," and i guess ben shapiro was burning barbie. >onal. >> martha: thank you very much, guys. i will see you later, kat on greg gutfeld. >> martha: discarded so much attention and care about the woman who unmasked the viral video and broken her silence about what she was talking about. she said i'm getting off at this plane. there are people who are not real. if you want to stay on the plane, go ahead. we will be right back. >> [bleep] [bleep], it that is not real. and you can [bleep] it or not! ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seee. ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c. ♪ jardiance works 24/7 in your body to flush out some sugar! and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. jardiance may cause serious side effects including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function, and genital yeast or urinary tract infections. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could o

why they are moving away to louder voices and finding kind of some kind of refuge in people like ben shapirohat are like staunch defendants of biology. and i think the numbers would be bigger if -- but i think the kids are too scared of their teachers and too scared of being mobbed on line. no one wants to go against the grain. they might pretend to. they want to be liked in school. that would make you unliked. peer pressure was bad for us when we were kids. it's worse now. it's political peer pressure. we didn't have that growing up. you have teachers activism and you have social media and they're telling you that you're better if you act different. if you pretend to feel different rather than -- used to be be yourself. be yourself. now it's like if you feel bad, it's because you're not yourself. so we're going to change you. >> jesse: be somebody else, permission to speak on behalf of high school girls? >> greg: no. >> i don't think so. >> jesse: high school girls, all women basically want conservative men. they want someone who is chivalrous, traditional values, strong beliefs, high statu

ben shapiro, the the sort of head of the daily, said that they've had to hire 24 seven security for matt's house. ben has had that for years. i've received threats. carroll received threats. my coauthor kim markowitz once over covid, she had someone put a sign on her front door, her actual home, her front door. this how they bully all of us into silence. and it's why attendees at our private and unpublicized book party assaulted in new york city last month. vanessa, who's out there walking with her baby, had some choice words for the folks that did that, but they showed up and started their drinks and our books at. i had my two month old with me at the time who. thank god one of my friends was holding him at that moment. but this is this is how they try to intimidate. and i'm not going to lie and say that we've not had moments like, why am i doing this? why am i subjecting to this? but to be frank, when they assault you physically you're reminded. they are terrified. we are over the target and that is why we a target and even children are subjected to the. so i want to share with you anoth

so if your song is only being embraced by the marjorie taylor greenes, matt walshs, ben shapiros, newtind it. you do think about, okay, why is that? and i've seen a lot of progressives say, you know, what he says about economic dissatisfaction and disenfranchisement would have been democratic talking points a generation ago or seen as such in that part of the country. and now they are seen as right-wing talking points. and i've heard a lot of people say, you know, from the left, you know, i was with him in the song until he started punching down and talking about fat women milking welfare, who are 5'3" and 300 pounds. at that point he loses a lot of people by sort of appealing to the welfare queen thing. >> we've got some of those lyrics. let's listen to this. ♪ i wish politicians would look out for miners ♪ ♪ and not just minors on an island somewhere ♪ ♪ lord, we got folks in the street, ain't got nothing to eat ♪ ♪ and the obese milkin' welfare ♪ ♪ well, god, if you're 5'3" and you're 300 pounds ♪ ♪ taxes ought not to pay for your bags of fudge rounds ♪ ♪ young men are puttin' thems