Stephen Colbert's Brain Melts When He Hears This Inconvenient Fact | Direct Message | Rubin Report
Dave Rubin of "The Rubin Report" talks about "The Late Show's" Stephen Colbert's bizarre response to the U.S. Energy Department admitting that the lab leak theory of COVID's origin is probably true; his previous reaction to guest Jon Stewart pushing the Wuhan lab leak theory on his show; the way that hosts like Jimmy KImmel and Joe Scarborough treated anyone who even discussed the COVID lab leak hypothesis; MSNBC's Joy Reid having a spectacular meltdown over Ron DeSantis' new book "The Courage to Be Free" and her fears of impending authoritarianism; Ron DeSantis officially ending woke Disney's Reedy Creek improvement district and it's special self-governing status in Florida; "The View's" Ana Navarro explaining why the censorship of Roald Dahl books doesn't concern her that much; a look at the specific changes made to Roald Dahl books to make them more inclusive that will blow your mind; Bill Maher's conversation with Greg Gutfeld on the "Club Random" podcast where they discuss how woke censorship and cancel culture would prevent movies like "Animal House" being made today; Twitch streamer Adin Ross causing a major controversy for saying there are only two genders; and much more.
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