but what's also not okay is what scott adams said. blatant the racism, and i think it was the right decision that the company made. howard: yeah. >> and i know people say canceledded, but i think i tweeted this morning, he canceled himself. >> let me stick up for editors here because, obviously, it's incredibly powerful, just urn the on your computer, have the video camera and reach tens of thousands of people, whatevers. but it's also dangerous, right, because he might have had an editor that said, oh, there's this rasmus season poll, the editor might have said, scott, that's not a good idea. instead he says it, and now he'll be back pedaling for years and years and years. howard: being a sole practitioner has its positives and negatives, but clearly he knew what he was doing, it seems. and i've been wondering, leslie, why this fabulously successful car on theist, once had 2,000 papers, seemed so angry. and he said on one video that at the two previous jobs at banks that he worked before he started dilbert he was told by his boss tha

we begin the day with a cartoon named dilbert and a cartoonist out of work last week, scott adams, the man who created one of the miracles, best known cartoons, dilbert, he went live on youtube and he accused black americans of being a hate group against white americans. so if you're nearly half of all blacks are not okay with white people, according to this poll, not according to me. according to this poll, that's a hate group. that's a group. and i don't want to have anything to do with them. and i would say, you know, based on the current way things are going, the best advice i would give to white people is to get the hell away from black people. with the foe out was fast and furious. hundreds of newspapers dropped dilbert saying they wanted nothing to do with the racist rants of scott adams, twitter owner, ellen musk. he immediately picked up the story tweeting for a long time. the u. s. media discriminated against blacks now. the u. s. media are being racist against whites and asians. and polls is so more and more white americans feel that they have become the target of racism. pu

scott adams, the creator of the dilbert comic strip, was dropped by his distributor over coroversial remarks he made on a recent online video. in the video, adams was discussing a recent public opinion poll from rasmussen that found that just a slim majority of black americans agreed with the phrase it's okay to be white. in discussing the poll, adams called black americans, quote, a hate group. in the wake of the outrage that followed his remarks. hundreds of newspapers dropped the dilbert comic strip and adams said thahis book publisher canceled his upcoming books and entire backlist. adams tweeted that his words were taken out of context and that his cancellation is a result of those living in a fake news bubble. the new york times obituary section recently noted the passing of longtime publisher john mccray, the third now mccray, served as president and publisher of dutton from 1968 to 1981. and then he spent 35 years at henry holt mccray, the new york times writes, was a quote, dashing publisher who gambled on ound breaking books and dauntless lee defended authors who defied inj

and i'd and scott adams i'd also add and scott adams said he's the most said it, he's not the most popularpular because he's been counsel, said not counsel, but he said it's not accessible to always be accessible actually to always be back individual or group . back as an individual or group. so don't think it's going to so i don't think it's going to work. slavery horrific, work. yes. slavery was horrific, but is this going to fix but how is this going to fix anything? the anything? and what about the people living this is not people living now? this is not please. mean, think please. i mean, do you think this money actually this money is actually realistically to going out to realistically to be going out to people? gotten? people? well, it's gotten? i think it's it goes it'll go out to people in different ways i mean there's money that's always been going out people been going out to people quietly. they're talking somewhere of a million. 2.5 million. well way the way the economy is going in california, in your mind , is a two and in your mind, is a two and a half times the budget. as s

and i'd and scott adams i'd also add and scott adams said he's the most said it, he's not the most popular popular because he's been counsel, said not counsel, but he said it's not accessible actually always be accessible actually to always be back individual or group . back as an individual or group. so think it's going to so i don't think it's going to work. yes. slavery horrific, work. yes. slavery was horrific, but this going to fix but how is this going to fix anything? about the anything? and what about the people now? this is not people living now? this is not please. mean, think please. i mean, do you think this money actually this money is actually realistically be going out to realistically to be going out to people? it's gotten? people? well, it's gotten? i think it's it goes it'll go out to people in different ways i mean there's money that's always been out people been going out to people quietly. they're talking somewhere of a million. 2.5 million. well way the way the economy is going in california, in your mind , is a two and in your mind, is a two and a half times the budg

conspiratorial thoughts, and we have heard others give podcasts with misogynistic trophes, and others like scott adamsfor bad, or or ofro and also from different segments of the industry to push back on anti-sem schism, to respect nemtism and stanlp it out once and for all. >> the fact that this koun till is needed in 2023,ped it says what we stand against the fight of hate, and where the country is going right now. >> well, the truth is that we have been fighting about the ep dem tick of covid-19, but the epidemic of hate is equally problemt ache. and unfortunately,ed more persistent, and we can't wear masks or take back scenes. we need constant engagement, regular education, and representation to deal with it. across the country in recent years act of zionism, and the fact is that we have to address the public in an ongoing way, and the fact is that we should have no culture in the ideal, and bring together people from hollywood, from the gaming space, from hollywood, and fromk boos and literature and all other spheres and create a better conversation. that is on us. that is what we are going to try

america's most popular comic strips chance across much of the country amid controversy its creator, scott adamsut. hear his side of the story for the first time in a newsnation exclusive. scott one-on-one with chris tonight, see why more people are turning to news nation to find newsnation. go to news nation now dot com and click channel finder. ♪ i gotta good feeling about this, yeah ♪ ♪ i'm with it ♪ ♪ i gotta good feeling about this ♪ ♪ yeah, ♪ ♪ so let's get it ♪ ♪ i'm feeling good vibes ♪ now stronger hair starts before you shampoo! new everpure bond repair pre-shampoo from l'oreal. with citric acid, repairs weak hair bonds. hair's smoother than with the #1 professional routine. everpure sulfate-free from l'oréal. >> dow gave one bride the gift of a lifetime during her las vegas show where the weekend while singing through the aisles, adele notices newlyweds, gabby and evan chorus of gabby. it looks like the has been there too, asked adele to sign her dress and she did it while continuing to sing. didn't miss a note. gabby said that her husband was determined to have adele sing at their we

just recently, scott adams was canceled. when people speak or change free ideas or they have free speech to express themselves and it does not suit the politics, they cancel them. they shut them down completely. host: all right. we go to frank on the republican line in georgia. welcome. caller: good morning. this is a heavy topic. we are outnumbered and outgunned. if you look at the united arab world coming and russia and china, north korea, i do not see -- we keep spending. we have economic inflation. they did not get busy forming in ukraine, a loaf of bread will get $10 next year. maybe they would drive the budget down. i do not understand what we do not have socialized medicine in this country. would it cost us more? i do not know. maybe it would control health cause. you have to pay an insurance premium anyway so what is the difference in paint a medicare tax? host: to your point, do you think we spend too much money addressing security threats from abroad? are present in ukraine? efforts to counter china and we should s

just recently, scott adams was canceled. when people speak or change free ideas or they have free speech to express themselves and it does not suit the politics, they cancel them. they shut them down completely. host: all right. we go to frank on the republican line in georgia. welcome. caller: good morning. this is a heavy topic. we are outnumbered and outgunned. if you look at the united arab world coming and russia and china, north korea, i do not see -- we keep spending. we have economic inflation. they did not get busy forming in ukraine, a loaf of bread will get $10 next year. maybe they would drive the budget down. i do not understand what we do not have socialized medicine in this country. would it cost us more? i do not know. maybe it would control health cause. you have to pay an insurance premium anyway so what is the difference in paint a medicare tax? host: to your point, do you think we spend too much money addressing security threats from abroad? are present in ukraine? efforts to counter china and we should s

my colleague peter scott spoke with arthur contributor chris adams who drew parallels between the current crisis and that the 2008 i think people tend to do in these scenarios are sort of speculate was really we should do is, i believe, is and economists. we should look back in history that see what happened in the past. and if you look at the past, the us don't really was the currency of choice. there wasn't really anything to contend with it. you know, china was sort of, you know, it's starting to build up confidence within that. the women be trying to get international partners to adopt it, but they weren't really there. and we can see, so they've actually got a clip pizza from hillary clinton when she was the secretary of state and 2000 and night, showing how confident she was in the power of the u. s. economy. and therefore the us dollar. it's a good investment. it's a safe investment, even despite the economic challenges sweeping over the world, the united states has a well deserved financial stability. reputation is very, very confident that really there wasn't really anything to c

earlier my colleague peter scott, an r t contributor a chris adams discuss how the u. s. has made itself economically depended on china and is now applying double standards and intimidation tactics against beijing. but the u. s. did is they said, look, we want all people to pay next to nothing for consumer good. so that's everything from your tv at home to your dishwasher. i mean, you just look on the back of any of the stuff you've got a home, you'll see maiden cycle, right? yeah, i'm pretty much designed somewhere else. even if a device, someone else, everyone loves an iphone, but they were made in china, right. and so what that did is it really made the u. s. economy dependent on china . and by doing that, you've got a situation now where, where china could really supercede the u. s. which was then the economic powerhouse of the world really, and become the technological innovator manufacturer of pretty much everything in the world. now, it's no secret. there's some in the u. s. you know, politicians have described china as a threat. do you think that given no, china i

you can access with john adams, cooper, hawthorne, scott, abraham lincoln, and many more. russell kirk -- especially the virtue of prudence along with custom and prescription. and other conservative principles. conservatism, kirk always maintained, was the negation of ideology. american conservatism's purpose was to conserve our constitutional tradition and the moral and ethical order that it depended on. because he wrote about what endures. rather than the ephemeral. what is morally obligatory rather than the latest intellectual fad. regarding the natural law, the focus of our being here today, kirk observed in a lecture delivered here at heritage titled "the illusion of human rights" that natural law is "the justice conceived as being the higher or ultimate law." proceeding from the nature of the universe. from the being of god and the reason of man." this time i would like to invite professor george onto the stage. robert george is a mccormick professor of jurisprudence and director of the james madison program and american ideals and institution. he is a member of the

into the t and the words of chess elliott, along the way connects to john adams, james cooper, nathaniel hawthorne, walter scottabraham lincoln and many, many more. russell clerk didn't claim to find these thinkers -- unifying fame. the threat of timeless truth. of moral order, freedom, to transcend. and virtue. especially the virtue of prudence, along with custom and prescription. and other conservative principles. conservatism, kirk always maintained, was the negation of ideology. american conservatism's purpose, was to conserve our constitutional tradition, any moral, ethical order that it depended on. american historian, forrest mcdonald once referred to as, at the american -- because he wrote about what he endured. rather than the ephemeral. and what's morally a big rather than the latest intellectual fact. regarding the natural law, the focus of our being here today, kirk observed in the lecture delivered here at heritage. titled the illusion of human rights. the natural law is quote, digested this, conceived of being the higher. or ultimate law. proceeding from the nature of the universe. from the being

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scott. >> brian: once a big star or anyone that was cold would wear something around their neck. a lot of people embarrassed by adams now as a society we began tomorrow brace it. there go the scarves. >> steve: i have learned a lot so far. >> brian: absolutely. turning to grave warning from the u.s. central command. isis faction gaining strength taliban could hit the u.s. or american interest abroad in just about six months. >> steve: this growing threat comes as dozens on the fbi's terror watch list have been caught trying to cross the u.s. southern border with mexico in the last month. >> ainsley: that is very scary and alexandria hoff live in washington to cover the details for you. >> ainsley, steve, brian, the particular concern is isis-k, which is the afghanistan branch of the islamic state terror group. growing in strength under the country trips taliban control. >> this is the same group responsible for the suicide bombing at kabul's airport that killed 13 american service members in august of '21 during that chaotic withdrawal. now the armed services any is being warned that an attack on american assets abr

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cooper, suzanne scott, warmer for corporation executives like rupert murdoch and many others, host like maria bartiromo, tucker and his producers, the list goes on and on. joining us now, adamstaffer on the atlantic's and author of the recent article called why fox news lies to its viewers, and josh marshall, founder of undervalued points. his latest points is tucker carlson and no crying in baseball. the three of us have known each other various capacities for long time and watch the development of various ecosystems. adam, first your sort of top line view of how we ended up at this moment? >> i think it's pretty clear example of audience capture. fox news feeds a sort of conspiratorial information to its audience. it's audience then wants to hear the news that they want to hear, whether or not it's true. and when fox does not give them that information they, are willing to go elsewhere. so fox in response has to, it has to provide them with the things that they know are not true but which their audience wants to hear. and that is a kind of disinformation feedback loop that really creates an alternate reality for people who are regular or obsessive consumers of fox news, w

adams says back to back sold out taylor. swift shows will be comparable to the super bowl when it comes to how busy restaurant scott with theof tickets that are sold for taylor swift. there's definitely a lot more people coming out for that businesses like lumber, jackson say the crowd will also be comparable to the last time taylor swift kicked off her tour in glendale. back in 2018 honestly gets crazy out here, and we love it. that brings so many people out into the area at westgate. no matter what kind of business it brings. restaurants are prepared. we have a bunch of different training practices, basically, with our smaller events that come here to kind of prepare us for the big wave of taylor swift fans. ktvu fox two news at five starts now. oh, my god! back the tree! oh my god! oh, my god. frightening moments in the east bay now at five, a tree toppling over crushing part of a church. it is the latest punch from another powerful storm, this one, bringing not only ages of rain, but strong, gusty winds all across the bay area. good evening, everyone i'm mike mibach julie julie haener the next wave of the storm, knockin

adamant. >> to put somebody in this state after just a year of imprisonment, that was unexpected. >> reporter: but for years, kremlin critics have been ruthlessly silenced. like annette poll scottuntil she was gunned down in her moscow apartment building in 2006. or alexander litvinenko, a former russian fsb agent, poisoned in london in the same year with a radioactive isotope. 2018, a former russian spy, sergei skripal, and his daughter were poisoned in britain using a potent nerve agent. they survived. three years before, russia's leading opposition figure, boris nemtsov was shot dead within sight of the kremlin. of course the kremlin denies any connection to any crime. but exiled, jailed, poisoned, or killed is how so many of putin's critics seem to end. matthew chance, cnn, london. >> that's sobering to watch that. christo, this is what you're living every single day, all of you. when navalny won the top film award at the baftas, you went. you were all going to be there, and you were turned away because the authorities there felt you were at risk of being assassinated while you were there. i understand you're characterizing it sort of that in you're in a race to find your k

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previously known as adam graham, exposed dangers of nicola sturgeon's sick gender reform bill after being initially sent to an all women's prison . when to an all women's prison. when judge lord scott his judgement today, he told the sex predator, you are not the victim , adding this. have a look. it plain that you present a significant risk to any woman with whom you form a relationship . right this relationship. right this despicable case should set a very clear precedent. if have a penis, stay away from . women's penis, stay away from. women's spaces. what do you think. should biological males be kept away from women spouses ? let me away from women spouses? let me know your thoughts very curious on this one by email. done at gbnews.uk or tweet me at gb news. and while you're there, go vote in poll, too. i'll bring you those very shortly . but to you those very shortly. but to debate this now, i'm really thrilled to be joined by the host of the agenda, nebulous. what a fabulous title podcast free the wallace and spokesperson , the scottish spokesperson, the scottish feminist network. julie marshall . good evening to you. thank you so much forjoining me tonight. so much for joini

scott benton. i afraid this country in nearly full its prime minister to start taking his own pledge to cut migration more seriously. that's the big debate with my superstar panel on tonight. i'm joined by adamight. i'm joined by adam brookes. sean and amy nicol . as brookes. sean and amy nicol. as teenage boys in coventry abuse unisex toilets by photographing their female classmates in cubicles, this extreme gender, ideology and danger for women from cradle to and as the snp are forced to admit, they've lost a third of their membership . useless. you sir said this to. ukrainian women fleeing war. question how will the men . question how will the men. i promise you that is real . both promise you that is real. both those stories coming out in the media buzz. and was paris hilton actually on the picket lines today? find out when i crown tonight's greatest and union jack as the front pages arrive in mere moments to rise after polly middlehurst middlehurst. dan, thank you and good evening to you. the top story tonight on gb news health unions have finally agreed to pay offer with the government and are going to put it to a vote with nurses ambulance staff and other nhs workers in england decidi

scott benton. i afraid this country in nearly full its prime minister to start taking his own pledge to cut migration more seriously. that's the big debate with my superstar panel on tonight. i'm joined by adamcol. tonight. i'm joined by adam brookes. sean and amy nicol . as brookes. sean and amy nicol. as teenage boys in coventry abuse unisex toilets by photographing their female classmates in cubicles, this extreme gender, ideology and danger for women from cradle to and as the snp are forced to admit, they've lost a third of their membership . useless. you sir said this to. ukrainian women fleeing war. question how will the men . question how will the men. i promise you that is real . both promise you that is real. both those stories coming out in the media buzz. and was paris hilton actually on the picket lines today? find out when i crown tonight's greatest and union jack as the front pages arrive in mere moments to rise after polly middlehurst middlehurst. dan, thank you and good evening to you. the top story tonight on gb news health unions have finally agreed to pay offer with the government and are going to put it to a vote with nurses ambulance staff and other nhs workers in englan