where it got out of hand on twitter is that, you know, you have people now primed to see what dave chappelles going to do. don if i could say this. most of dap dave chapelle's career he enjoyed the reputation as the person speaking truth to power. found found clever, hill air -- funny ways to skewer race relations in this country et cetera. the last couple years, especially with the special on netflix last year he got more of a reputation as a curmudgeon. the last special wasn't that funny. a lot of people myself included found it transphobiaic. now you have people primed to think of him as this curmudgeonly guy. people seeing a headline saying he is against affordable housing and leap at it before knowing there is a back and forth in the town. >> i'm glad you said that not to sleep at everything on twitter and twitter is not the real world. you got to read legitimate publications and legitimate news places. there is so much, you know -- it's not fake news. but yeah, fake news out there that. >> it's incomplete. >> it's incomplete. >> yeah. for many middle class families around the country,

dave chappelle involved in a small townhousing scheme. this is not about nimby, it is about yimby, it is coming to your town real soon. all that and much more on "making money." ♪. charles: i think it was akin to taking a punch from mike tyson in its crime, you knew it would hurt but damn, did it hurt. the cpi report surged 7 1/2% in february. by the way highest level since 1982. certainly more than it was expected. core cpi up 6%, that is the highest since august of 1982 as well. joining me to discuss this the global head of economics, michelle girard, senior director of manuel life investment francis donald. ladies thank you both very much. michelle, start with you, just your thoughts on this cpi report? >> another month where cpi comes in better than expected. it was very broad-based strength. it wasn't like one special factor pushed the number higher. that is of course something of concern, certainly something the fed will take notice of. here's the other thing, charles, i don't think this is the peak. i think we'll get another relati

this issue has landed squarely in the neighborhood of comedian dave chappelle. now he has invested in millions in his town of yellow springs ohio including plans for a comedy club in a restaurant when the village city council proposed a low-income housing development, he appeared before them this week. >> i don't know why the village council is afraid of litigation. i cannot believe you would make me audition for you. you look like clowns. i will take it all off the table. >> threats to sell all his property apparently worked. the village council deadlocked killing that low-income housing plan. it would have been 140 units but it shows you when it comes to your town, suddenly a matters. >> laura: this is happening all over the country and that was part of obama's plan to make things more equitable, the suburbs, shouldn't be able to flee the city to enjoy yourself with a better life in the suburbs, everyone has to be miserable together so that's the idea so they are doing it all over the country including all over parts of the washington, d.c., area and all these

i may pay it if dave chappelle gets the say. >> dave chappelle is funny and i was actually watching briantonight and he was talking about how shows like s&l don't attack everyone equally anymore and there are some people that you can, you know, poke fun at and i remember going to show book of mormon and i'm a catholic girl born and raised and i had to leave gee jesus at the door but tfers funny this was this crusade battle against -- you know, or i should say or cancel culture finally being canceled chappelle said after that he was open to having conversations there was a walkout at netflix at that point and time and he said what i said i said. and you know they're definitely doubling down that -- new series that you mentioned four episodes on that one chappelle home team coming out on 2*8 the and you see this a lot recently you have black rifle coffee doubling down with ad budget and we have cancel cancel culture shirts out there donors from freedom convoy their names are out there and matt stafford forced to pay bills on online for this photographer who unfortunately fell off staimg aft

netflix announcing the release of not one, but four upcoming comedy specials hosted by comedian dave chappellem" and focuses on veteran comics who have been in the business 30 years. this after netflix stood by chappelle after they criticized his netflix the closer as transphobic. it premieres monday, february 28. >>> chrissy tiegen has a message for her well intentioned fans. stop with all the questions about whether she is pregnant. the former model revealed in a instagram post she is going through another ivf cycle saying she is trying to save as many eggos as i possibly can and make some strong healthy embryos. tiegen sharing news after she and her husband john legend lost their third child jack during the pregnancy. the other children luna was conceived by ivf. >>> tom holland following up the block buster with another hit now. >> i've been dreaming about this stuff since i was a kid. my brother sam left one final clue. >> his new movie, uncharted, tops at the box office. the video adaptation taking in an estimated $44 million in just the first three days of the long presidents day weeken

dave chappelle the calculus was clear. he is good for business. he is a star.empt to be. pete: same thing for joe rogan. will: they stand for joe rogan because it is good for business. somebody lesser, margin is smaller they fold out of weakness, not out of ideology. pete: true. rachel: the trolling was not just random on internet we're all used to that, but employees of netflix. that is the trend now, that these really young, woke kids who have been indoctrinated through education, come into the companies to try to pressure corporate heads to do that. yesterday we had piers morgan on the show, we are excited about it. kind of joining the fox family. will: spice it up. rachel: his show in england is airing on "fox nation." he joined us. we had a fascinating conversation. we talked about cancel culture. what he said his new show is to cancel cancel culture. >> ultrawoke cancel mentality, sweeping the world certainly in uk, here, australia and so on, what it is designed to bring in a new form of fascism, the very thing that liberals say they're most against. here

unless of course you count, dave chappelle is 35 minute bid on how he has a tougher than trans people who been attacked in the streets because his drives calmer doesn't have enough room for the double misuse rob dad. he's accustomed to. so he and his entourage have to pull over and rent out the cigar room of a high end hotel j. david, why you and may i have the service boy who puts dave's pants on him. just one leg at a time just by regular people. anyway, this story is completely ignored by mainstream media, and it's not just about how one views marriage, peter patchella, well known british gay activists described this movement as christian imperialism. many thing the well being and human rights of millions of l. g. b t q. people, christian imperialism. using the insane wealth of the church. to persecute people. it's basically modern day crusades, except instead of maces, spears, and the rarely used foul spelling donkey. catapults their weapons. are millions upon millions of dollars, and instead of trying to crush pagans and mores they're chasing after people who don't have the same

no, you know, i'm really glad that you brought up dave chappelle and honestly, we could absolutely talk about and i think it's important because i also think this really does tie into part of what you were talking about in your book. which is imagination and you you talk about these and i would if the conversation that i had with nora jameson. probably one of the best known living specific writers the most awarded living specific writer out there right now, you know that i can think of and we were talking about how important it is to have imagination of thinking of liberation and how that lack of imagination can really harm us because if you cannot imagine a new reality if you cannot imagine a new future then you will be stuck in kind of this these white supremacists boxes, and i think you know personally this controversy not even the controversy around dave chappelle, but i think the ways in which chapel seems stuck. i think is part of this lack of imagination of what it would look like if we didn't feel like resources were allocated and determined by white supremacy and the amount of

. >> dave chappelle is funny, and i b was watching the brian kilmeade show and he was talking how showslly anymore. i remember going to the show "book of mormon." i had to leave jesus at the door and it was funny. we had a battle against -- i should say for cancel culture, and finally it's being canceled. he said he was open to having conversations. he said i said what i said. they are definitely doubling down that new series, four episodes on that one. that's coming out on the 28th. and you see this a lot recently. let's talk about joe rogan. dave portnoy had the cancel cancel culture shirts. the donors from the freedom convoy, their names are out there. matt stafford forced to pay the bills for the photographer who fell off the stage after the super bowl. but it's a never-ending beef. butei i think it's getting close to being canceled. lawrence: i always say cancel culture is a wildfire. if you pour gasoline on it, don't be surprised if the fire hits you next. it's what the audience wants. coming up, most shocking video of the day. an aircraft falls from the sky on to a crowded beach.

do you think chris rock, dave chappelle, the guy on hbo, belmar -- these guys snicker behind the scenesking pictures with police officers. they all by that coverage. they don't get into all that stuff. they just want safety and good schools and a regular life. the problem is you have this sliver of insanity and thought is mostly in college campuses that push this wicked stuff and they are so loud and obnoxious the rest of the party is like okay, okay, just relax. they don't want to say anything because they don't want to get canceled themselves be of the reason besides twitter is covid. they used to have clam bakes -- remember politicians used to go to barbecues, they use to shake hands in the district, they used to meet people and they use to get a vibe on what the country is feeling. they don't have that anymore appear the quicker that covid is over, the quicker democrats can get back to normal. >> geraldo: the most active members stole the march on the old school democrats. they were trying to figure out what was going on and aoc was so far to have the men. >> dana: nancy pelosi shou

it helps the network with dave chappelle because now they don't stand alone.t see ted taking some off from the past. they punished her with a suspension for two weeks. but if we start to cancel and shutdown voices rather than to allow more and better work to overtake the work that was wrong, then where are we going? were going to have a come lately conquests of society we can't honk your horn if you're a trucker at a worthless society we can express yourself however right or wrong. my father fought for the ability to be able to do that, right? but when you are wrong look, say i apologize. look, he apologized. he apologized for the "planet of the apes" comment. are we willing to move on? we've done a lot in this country. we could go forward. >> he did apologize -- exactly. we live in a scary time or you can just be removed from a platform and canceled out of society even with the policy. >> you read. i think all of the stories we do today have a thread about the canceled culture. neil young in the 60s and 70s fought for the freedom of speech. a lot of his songs

i'm friends with larry the cable guy, jeff foxworthy, but i love watching comedians like dave chappelle chris rock probably the most. chris rock will say any darn thing that he wants and you know what? he's funny. and i wish every comedienne would be as free as he is on that stage. but it is not the case, is it? >> no. but it could be the case if you ever just want to let people who talk for a living -- if people talk for a living, let them talk. i had to stop apologizing. stop backing down. here's a quick thought experiment. if aoc was fat and in her 60s, would anyone listen to another thing she had ever said? >> sean: oh, boy. what exactly do you mean by that? is it because she is young? what? >> yes, she's young, she's vibrant, she's beautiful, and everybody's always putting a camera and a mike and her face. her opinions are idiotic. 95% of the time. and i don't think if she was a middle-aged heavyset woman anyone would care what she had to say. >> sean: i'm not so sure i agree. you can criticize her ideas, and i do. i think the green new deal is madness. but she's got the whole demo

dave chappelle, also not being canceled off of a platform after people disagreed with what he has toby the way, he uses that word all the time. i don't like it and i don't want anybody to. i guess you would be on the list of exceptions. >> right. what i appreciate about you asking that question, harris, and the canceled culture we find serve society for thriving income of the whole point is when it is the end? if there is no specificity, eventually everybody can join that pool. and dagen, i appreciate the ceo is saying look, silencing him is not the answer. i find this offensive and i don't agree with it. he is giving him a semblance of autonomy, joe rogan purity think some people want more and he has chosen -- he meaning joe rogan, to take off some of those episodes and also they continue with more. i like that somewhere someone was standing up inside i'm a man and so is this other person and i'm going to let him make his decisions also. you can choose with your money and time whether you support the platform by listening. >> harris: charlie? >> charile: finally an adult in the corp

started with workers in netflix demanding dave chappelle being censored for remarks on transgender people their thinking. not me that changed. they're mental. i'm willing to call them out. joe rogan apologized for racial you slurs and started with him having guests on questioning vaccines of the australia they're talking about, four dozen peer reviewed medical papers, jam marks national library of medicine, even if you question vac means you're attacked right? conclusion where the mind comes to rest for these individuals. adverse events, talking myocarditis, talking thrombosis. talking about all sorts of cardiac problems, bells's palsy, immune related diseases from vaccines why are we not allowed to talk about it? >> why can't we be fully informed, liz. the good lord policed us with millions of brain cells. i'm not afraid to hear opposing views, or read them. apparently the left is. this is the doctrine of the the politburo we must accept what the overlords say or else. american people have to stand up. canadian truckers are done. they get, gofundme, raised nine million dollars for them,

jussie smollett, obviously mocked by dave chappelle is the mad frenchman juicy smilier. so on turned out simply not to be true. so the topic of both these books i think which we'll get into is that a lot of things that we're all expected to believe aren't real. and so the question is why we're expected to believe them and there are there are many people that object to this sort of line of inquiry taking place. i think. so that that's it for me. oh, i'm i am an associate professor at kentucky state university here in frankfort quick drive over from lexington glad to be here. thank you will and michael. can you briefly tell us about your book thought criminal and how it's prepared for you to talk about this discussion. sure. yes. i'm michael rutkin walton and -- criminal is my 11th book. i was a professor full professor at nyu in global liberal studies and um, i was basically a leftist a marxist and then the social justice excesses in the university started to alarm me and i saw the sort of totalitarian of what they represented. and i started to speak out against it on twi

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reporter: like netflix's flap over dave chappelle, remember that?irls? time will tell the damage done to spotify. the stock price often tells the story. not great today but after hitting a 52-week low on january 29th, the stock has recovered now about 25 bucks, up close to 10% this week. and there are some points to remember. spotify doesn't make money on its music platform. 70% of that revenue goes back to the artists and the record labels. despite the bad publicity to date no major advertiser followed suit. oh, yes, joe rogan podcast generates more than 11 million daily listeners. we'll see what spotify has to say later this afternoon, charles. it should be an interesting call. charles: absolutely. before this show is over, ashley i will handicap what the numbers might be and the reaction. thank you so much, my friend. >> ah. charles: can you believe it, there is a major crisis in this country over a free speech. there is a whole lot of stories feeding into this including this joe rogan story. so i want to bring in from iwf patrice lee onwuka to s

i love watching comedians like dave chappelle and chris rock probably the most chris rock will say any darn thing that he wants. and you know what ? he's funny as and i wish every comedian would be as free as he is on that stage. but it's not the case, is it? no, but it could be a case if everyone just let peoplean who talk for a living. well, if people talk for a living, let them talk and stop apologizing and stop backing down. here's a and here's a quick thought experiment. if aoc was fat and in her 60s, would anyone listen to another thing she ever said? oh , boy, you're going to step d in that one . what do you what exactly do you mean by that? you mean is it because she's young and what what ?>> yes, she's young, she's vibrant, she's beautiful and everyone's always putting a camera and a micys in her face but her opinions are idiot 95% of the time and i don't think if she was a middle aged heavy set woman, anyone would care what she had to say. i'm not so sure i agree now i will say this you can you can criticize her ideas and i do i think the green new deal is madness and insanit

maybe netflix and dave chappelle set the marker. maybe we'll get back to a state of normal. >> dana: they gave him $100 million for his conflict. the ceo is not canceling joe rogan but will spend another $100 million to marginalized groups. yet another case of do as i say not as i do. my favorite story of the weekend. stacey abrams and progressive new york congressman bowman are facing backlash taking photos in schools maskless while students wear masks. i want to set this up and explain. this picture of stacey abrams comes out and she initially instead of just dealing with it with a little bit of humor she doubles down and says this is a baseless political attack and then after more scrutiny she put out this final statement. staci trusts science and supports masking in schools. she wore a max to the event and removed it at the podium so she could be heard by students with folks who were masked. this is a woman who is a talented politician. she decided to have a scheduling conflict so she wouldn't be seen with joe biden when he went

you and i grew up during the fake war on drugs, the era of just say no, when dave chappelle made thatment absolutely has some accountability to address the crack epidemic given that they themselves were a kingpin, particularly other than the san jose mercury news, the government used drugs to fund an illegal war in central america by selling to the black community, according to hearings on capitol hill, i kind of feel like, yeah, this is your responsibility. >> it's not only responsibility, it's the cultural perception of responsibility. there's a reason ten years apart we have shows like snowfall which makes it clear what the government was doing, and breaking bad, we feel sorry that the suburban white family has to sell drugs to pay the bills. we have elected officials who view drug use in the same ways. people who are using drugs are suffering. they need to be helped. it is to the benefit of all of us to help those with drug addictions. i don't care what color they are. when the health is framed in a certain context, certain people are seen as victims, and others as irresponsible,

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