Neil deGrasse Tyson Gets Pissed After Hosts Ask Him for Proof | Direct Message | Rubin Report
Dave Rubin of "The Rubin Report" talks about Neil deGrasse Tyson getting frustrated with "Triggernometry" hosts Francis Foster and Konstantin Kisin when he's asked a simple question about trans women participating in women's sports; "The Daily Show's" Trevor Noah talking to Veronica Ivy about why transgender athletes have no advantage in women's sports; Channel 4's Chris Packham advocating for breaking the law to fight climate change; Hillary Clinton trying to defend Kamala Harris to Jen Psaki; Justin Trudeau's embarrassing apology for accidentally applauding Nazi Yaroslav Hunk during Volodymyr Zelenskyy's visit; "60 Minutes'" expose on how Ukraine aid is actually being used; Karine Jean-Pierre using a dirty excuse to avoid Peter Doocy's question about the border crisis; Jim Acosta trying to lecture Rep. Ralph Norman about the border crisis only to have it blow up in his face; Dave Portnoy telling Fox News' Jesse Waters about the Washington Post's attempt to destroy his business; wise advice from Tucker Carlson; and much more.
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