John Oliver's Attack on Gender Ideology Critic Backfires Horribly | Direct Message | Rubin Report
Dave Rubin of "The Rubin Report" talks about John Oliver's attack on Christopher Rufo; why the "Last Week Tonight" host is defending radical gender ideology disguised as trans rights; MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace and Peter Strzok describing January 6th as worse than 9/11; Jen Psaki and Shadi Hamid discussing what to do with Trump supporters and their fear of democracy dying; Ron DeSantis discussing the importance of courage and how many newly registered Republicans are now in Florida; Kari Lake asking CNN's Dana Bash why she doesn't refer to Stacey Abrams as an election denier for never conceding to Brian Kemp; J.D. Vance's brutal response to Tim Ryan's accusations of racism during his Ohio senate debate; Marjorie Taylor Greene trying to get Marcus Flowers to explain why the Democratic Party now supports gender surgery for kids; White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre looking stumped when asked why so many swing state Democrats don't want to be seen with Joe Biden before the midterm elections; how inflation and fears about the U.S. economy are destroying Joe Biden's approval ratings and shifting the advantage to Republicans and increasing the odds of a red wave in the 2022 midterm elections; the time Phil Donahue tried to outsmart Milton Friedman by framing capitalism as simply a system that supports greed; and much more.
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