. >> it goes back to dave chapelle .e and chris rock i think he makes a good point because they do feel like wow, we might be losing this culture war because people are making fun of it. the biggest thing that you worr about when you're fighting a culture war is not weather people are offended, it's whether they think it's a joke. final thoughts. >> you start to have people pee off. he's taking the biltmore approached with, he talks about january 6 and abortion as well. corporate liberalism is something we should all be able to laugh at. it's one of the more ridiculous things we see in our culture today in the fact that he is willing to offend everybody while he showing that he still is trying to work some through some things regarding some things from the will smith trauma. gentlemen, thank you. >> thank you. >> republican led city in california has nearly eliminate its homeless population with a zero-tolerance policy on encampments. the city's mayor joins us live onset with an explanation on how . first, people and thi

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would you say dave chapelle defended the joke police by standing up?i think because he can they really can't cancel somebody wh is it that. they are really loud and they say things and when they say something like ledger violence, they are stretching down the conversation because if you try to defend yourself at all, it's more proof in their minds that they are right. i think it is we all know what such a small number of people that feel this way but everybod a lot of us are too afraid of being canceled to actually say don't think that that's that comment is a summation of this entire person but as an irredeemable person. >> it's ridiculous. >> i think that part is exhausting. were already running a law firm and our head where you have to bet every thought that comes ou of your face. your planning taco night but yo might get yelled at for cultura appropriation. don't you think were just tired. >> you can keep track of what were again to get people come out with the lists that are absurd. you can't use words like mother anymore and you're like what i ca

need the powerful people that are uncancellable, dave chapelle, sebastian, chris rock, you can't cancel can you say whatever you want about him. is he going to go to the arena across the street and sell it out. help the younger comedians coming up and the rest of society. believe it or not, they will have to be the ones leading the charge. >> ainsley: push played special the first half are all these comedian yans get up there arsenio hall kicks off. they all say funny comments. i fast forward. this is funny but i have got to go bed. >> steve: john if joe piscopo but is he going to be joining us the final hour to talk about chris rock and will smith and staying power. >> brian: i don't know how he is requesting to do that because he has a morning show. a big decision in his career. another norfolk southern train derailed this weekend while secretary buttigieg struggle to defend the white house response. congressman davidson represents the site of the latest crash he demands. through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can see if it may qualify for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per emplo

dave chapelle kind of exposed it after his netflix special.th is if you just broke down the world, okay, we're always going to be on the side of the fun people, okay? if these people are anti-fun. the woke mob, okay, are the ones looking for offense. they're cultural arsonists. they're setting fires, okay, to get attention for setting fires and ultimately putting them out. you're never going to go to the party and wait for the guy who gets upset about everybody. nobody wants to hang out with him. so there's a big crack in the or or around -- armor, and speech is emboldened, and i'm thankful for it. [laughter] stuart: okay. another one, and this is for you. philadelphia could soon be handing out $1,000 a month to pregnant women. the department of health i thinks it will help reduce infant mortality rates. it's a cash payment, there are no strings attached. is there just another universal basic income scheme? >> it sure reads like it because there's no to stipulation that i says the money must be spent on the baby, you dig? so if you're giving p

like dave chapelle in comedy.culture, push back against government overreach. elon musk actually has the wherewithal, the governmental contracts. the impact with his internet, with his satellite service, cloud service. his space transportation getting us up to the space station. you can't mess to this guy to a certain extent. if you want a green economy you can't mess with the guy who gave you the number one electric car company. my hope is expose it and reign back in the ftc. meanwhile i had a chance to be here at goody goody burger because they have opened their doors to us one hour early. the one who had the keys to the place andrew gosar williams a fifth generation business owner. this dates back to 1925. tell me about legacy. >> when goody goody was founded in 1925. a huge part of tampa bay. i talked to so many people this morning say their families met and got married because they were at goody goody. and my father had the pleasure of reopening the restaurant in 2016 giving it back to the community. >> brian

dave it all. [applause] >> thanks to the family research council and the government for hosting this event, i literally would have done it anywhere, but i was thrilled when i heard it would be a cornerstone chapel. my brother and sister are members here. we have warships here on multiple occasions the come visit. i have been blessed by musical or ship, love the pastors preaching. you all have a great church. thank you for hosting this tonight. so if you look at the history of the term christian nationalists, what you'll find prior to 2006, no one was using it. not literally no one, but rarely used, not like today. we should be clear about this, christians were not calling themselves christian nationalists. christians are not saying, you need to advocate for christian nationalists. christian nationalism came about in 2006 as a term of criticism, written by people who were highly critical of what they described as a toxic mix, americans who what -- that's not all. they're racist, sexist, militarists, think of almost every-ism and is that you don't like, and that is christian nationalism. these early books, if you written by academics, activists or polemicists, who will complaints like the freedom