i try to just represent my faith but i love dave chapelle. i watch him all the time. ris rock. but i choose to them. i buy netflix because i want to watch it. there's a reason chapelle is number 1. he's braille yant. you have so much experience in come did i. isn't he a genius the way he can make a joke and comes full circle with it. one minute i'm seriously listening to him and agreeing and the next second i'm laughing because he's making fun of my race or my religion or fox news so i love how he comes full circle with it. >> i gather you love dave chapelle? >> i love dave chapelle. he's so smart. >> jason what do you make of this situation? >> leave comedy alone. anything goes when it's art and you need to leave it alone especially comedy. we are not laughing anymore. bring back the comedians who just don't care. >> yeah. >> that's the best way. >> you're looking at one right now. >> and you know what? it's phenomenal. >> i do care. i care about america. what are you lack of at kat? >> you love too much. you just try to hard. >> i try too hard to give love. >> you an

. >> dave chapelle said the more they tell me i cannot say something the more urgent it is to say it. that's why i'm so bold the way i say things because i see this and it is very concerning. and we saw the consequences. everything you have said it is to be true and it doesn't matter because i honestly think the truth tellers are in the majority so it is time to be bold and go out with the truth and the consequences. who cares we have got to tell the truth. steve: i totally agree. but especially with children and gender. and that would be killed by their own activists. it's great to see you as always end we will be right back. with xfinity internet, you get advanced security that helps protect you at home and on the go. you feel so safe, it's as if... i don't know... evander holyfield has your back. i wouldn't click on that. hey, thanks! we got a muffin for ed! all right! you don't need those calories. can we at least split it? nope. advanced security that helps protect your devices in and out of the home. i mean, can i have a bite? only from xfinity. nah. unbeatable internet. made to

. >> dave chapelle said the more they tell me i cannot say something the more urgent it is to say it. that's why i'm so bold the way i say things because i see this and it is very concerning. and we saw the consequences. everything you have said it is to be true and it doesn't matter because i honestly think the truth tellers are in the majority so it is time to be bold and go out with the truth and the consequences. who cares we have got to tell the truth. steve: i totally agree. but especially with children and gender. and that would be killed by their own activists. it's great to see you as always end we will be right back. alright, limu, give me a socket wrench, pliers, and a phone open to libertymutual.com they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need... and a blowtorch. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ only pay for what you need. steve: welcome back tiktok is the social media video app owned by the chinese tech company there is no big business in china not controlled by the brutal authoritarian regime and their two big is

is crumbling around us george cast don't will not press charges against the guy you assaulted dave chapelleill e smith had an assault on stage and everybody knew that nothing would happen to him h but something even worse happened is that the audience stood up and gave him a standing ovation when he got his award that is the rule of the mob. they are not kidding so we got to reinstitute for rule of law. so with justice somebody's feelings are always getting hurt that's a good definition of justice. somebody will not get what they want. i but they have to believe is that the law is obeyed, you didn't get what you want but you got a fair hearing. because any time anyone's feelings are getting hurt that person has a claim but you cannot allow week people to take charge. because as theyd are week they will form into a mob and then it goes into fascism to say i am nothing. i get that but together we have strength. so what do they do with that? they do evil. >> it's nice to be with people who listen to me because most the time i am with my family. [laughter] [applause] are always better off curio

red fox, arsenio hall, dave chapelle, and who could forget lewis muhammad gutfeld.hter] [applause] but i am deafly the top three. even bigger it is the first time a wrestler has hosted the number one late-night show. [applause] [cheering] yes, that is right a wrestler, burns doesn't it. just a wrestler. were this country be without rustlers? would probably be invaded by canada. even hunter biden is a huge fan of the rock. although he smokes it. the country without rustlers would it be like calm a lot without bongos. >> it is critical that we work together to understand where we are. to recognize and have the courage to speak truth about what is obsolete. and then to partner to ensure we are speaking the same language with the same motivation inspired by the opportunity for all. >> it just sounds right. or be like president biden without cue cards. or gutfeld without a booster seat. it's going to be a lot of those tonight. or a picture of geraldo with this shirt actually on. but seriously, try going to a movie without the biggest star being a wrestler, john cena, kev

point these high-profile racial incidents we have seen in recent years jussie smollett mocked by dave chapelle turned out simply not to be true. so the topic of both of these books as we'll get into it says a lot of things we are expected to believe our real. the question is why are we expected to believe them and their many people that object to this line of inquiry taking place. so that's it for me. i'm an associate professor at kentucky state university in frankfurt a quick drive from lexington and i'm glad to be here. saying thank you well and michael can you talk about your book "thought criminal". >> i am michael rectenwald and "thought criminal" is my 11th book. i was a professor, full professor at nyu and global liberal studies and i was basic way a leftist to a marxist and then the social justice and the university started to alarm me and i saw the totalitarian characterr of what they represented and i started to speak out against it on twitter first and then i was interviewed by the newspaper there. two days after the interview appeared i was pressured into, forced into a leave of ab

george gascÓn refuses to press charges against the fellow who assaulted dave chapelle.ad a assault on stage and everybody knows nothing was going to happen to him. something even happened which was the audience stood up and gave him a standing ovation whee he got his award. that's the rule of the mob and they aren't kidding. we have to reinstitute the rule of law. somebody's feelings are always gettingg hurt. that's a pretty good definition. you have two parties in somebody's not going to get what they want. but they haveel to believe in te one thing they have to believe in that led to believe is that the laws obeyed. although you didn't get what you want you got a fair hearing.ou and somebody read -- is getting her. that version has a claim onit everyone else. it says in the bible the thing in the word is a server when -- you can't allow people to take charge because they are they will form into a. f that's what fascism is in common is amiss. they say i'm nothing. i get that put together we have strength. what do they do at that strength that they have together? they d

jesse small it obviously mocked by dave chapelle as a mad frenchman. turned out simply not to be true. dso the topic of both these books i think which we will get into is that a lot of things that we're all expected to believe are real. so the question is why we're expected to believe them and there are many people that object to this sort of line of inquiry i think. so that's it for me. i am an associate professor at kentucky stateuniversity in frankfurt . a quick drive over from lexington, glad to be here . >> and michael, can you briefly tell us about your book for criminal and how it's relevant to this discussion. >> i'm michael brecht and walt and thought criminal is my 11th book. i was a professor, full professor at nyu in global liberal studies and i was basically leftist, a marxist and then the social justice excesses in the university started to alarm me. and i saw this sort of totalitarian character of what they represented and i started to speak out against it on twitter first.he and then i was interviewed by the student newspaper there. and

i think bill marr gets it and dave chapelle gets it and bill -- and joe rogan gets it.the system so that you cannot do that. if you go to twitter's terms of service, their actual mission statement, twitter's mission statement is to prove -- provide a platform of free expression without barriers. a platform for free expression without barriers. we have experienced a few barriers. they are telling you that there is going to be a platform or free speech and then they say you can't miss gender anyone on our platform. what you mean i can't miss gender anyone? if you're going to agree that calling rachel lavina man is misgendering, then you are giving into the idea that rachel levine can change their gender. you have to agree with them to stay on their platform. you don't have free speech on those platforms. we were hoping that elon musk would acquire twitter and then turn it into a free-speech platform. the list of people who are getting banned for speaking the truth is growing by the day. what comedians need to do and i want everyone here to understand this, because this is

access to all of our biometrics to tiktok, that is a security concern, i gotta tell you i went to dave chapelle show. have to pay for his jokes he doesn't want anyone putting them on the internet. if i want to use apple pay obviously could not do that, it would've been beneficial but it's a bit premature, if you steal my credit card i get a new number thank you steal my hand i'm not skywalker i cannot get anyone. i want to talk to about walmart they may start a streaming entertainment service as part of walmart+ do we need another streamer? is anybody making streaming profitable? >> streaming is way too competitive. we do not need another service right now. i don't think very many if any are making money, right now walmart is charging $13 a month for walmart+ or whatever they call it my guess they're going to take three of the 13 or a peacock or something like that and offer that i don't know if it's going to work now, amazon and walmart they have different customers, it sounds like taking and low profit margin business and making even less profitable. now we know how you feel, member then netf