SNL Crowd Gets Uncomfortable as Shane Gillis Has the Last Laugh
Dave Rubin of "The Rubin Report" talks about Shane Gillis' hilarious "anti-woke" monologue on "Saturday Night Live" years after being fired from the show; Jerry Seinfeld ripping into a BuzzFeed host who tried to criticize him for talking to too many white men on "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee"; Peter Thiel telling "Uncommon Knowledge's" Peter Robinson the dark possible futures we have to choose from; Elon Musk and Jordan Peterson giving a savage takedown of Google's just-launched woke-infected Gemini AI; the migrant crisis in Boston forcing kids in Roxbury to cancel extracurricular activities as their facilities are converted into shelters to house migrants; Ann Coulter getting a cold reception from the "Real Time with Bill Maher" audience for pointing out the uncomfortable truth about the shooters at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl victory parade; El Salvador president Nayib Bukele silencing a BBC journalist for daring to tell him how to solve his country's problems; and much more.
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