Chris Rock Calls BS on This Person's Fake Racism Accusation | Direct Message | Rubin Report
Dave Rubin of "The Rubin Report" talks about Chris Rock's new Netflix comedy special "Chris Rock: Selective Outrage" and his attack on the fake racism accusations of Meghan Markle and woke liberals thinking that words are violence; the Washington Post calling for the MLB to protest Florida because of Ron DeSantis' attacks on diversity and inclusion programs; JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon explaining in simple language why Florida is one of the best states to start a business and why New York is finished; Glenn Youngkin explaining the threat of U.S. farmland being owned by China; "The View's" Ana Navarro screaming that the culture war that Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis are fighting is a figment of conservatives imagination; MSNBC's John Heilemann having a bad week due to Russell Brand roasting him on Bill Maher; "Meet the Press'" Chuck Todd regretting asking Chris Sununu about Fox News' bias; Tucker Carlson using the January 6 footage to debunk various lies from the Jan 6 committee about "Qanon shaman" Jacob Chansley, the death of officer Brian Sicknick, and the accusations against Barry Loudermilk; Russell Brand and Joe Rogan attacking the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation for their conflict of interest in the sales of the COVID vaccine; and much more.
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