Dave Rubin reacts to 2021's chaos, mocking Joe Biden's 10% survival estimate on platforms like Twitter and YouTube while criticizing new government ID mandates for buying beer or vaccines as racist. The segment debates Biden's claim that Black entrepreneurs need lawyers rather than capital, ridicules Press Secretary Jen Psaki's dishonesty, and highlights callers attacking Trump and Gavin Newsom's reopening delays. Amid jokes about Biden serving on the Judiciary Committee 150 years ago and Gwyneth Paltrow's exploding candle, Rubin concludes his predicted platform survival has dropped to 5%, signaling a bleak future for free speech. [Automatically generated summary]
Donald Trump, the guy who's no longer president, no longer on YouTube, no longer on Twitter, Facebook, Spotify, Instagram, Pinterest, or anywhere else.
Dealing with that guy, who's completely gone from everything, is the thing that is the biggest problem for all of us, despite many of us not having jobs and all the other bad stuff that's happening in the world.
Biden also the other day was doing a little press conference and he said he was on the Judiciary Committee 150 years ago, which if that's true, well, then he's a vampire.
Now I will read some tweets about what's happening in Cuba from AOC, Ilhan, Omar, and Bernie Sanders.
The way these, I don't know if that was an NPR guy or it was a National Post thing or something, but the way these interviews, the way they talk, do you think that socialism is bad?
And like, what's up with Cuba?
And like, can you tell me more about that stuff?
Like, what's wrong with these people?
Can someone explain to me what happens?
I don't know if it's the soy, you're like ingesting so much soy, and next thing you know, here is the murderous governor of New York, Andrew Cuomo.
And we have to get in those communities, and we have to knock on those doors, and we have to convince people, and put them in a car, and drive them, and get that vaccine in their arm.
And then she walks off camera on that little livestream.
And that will never cease to amaze me, like really.
I think sociologists and psychologists, probably anthropologists, years from now should all study how a billionaire orange man from New York was more authentic than every single one of the people who hated him.
I would imagine they were singing about peace and coexistence and that sort of thing.
They'll stay in this sort of irrelevant limbo phase because I've met, and you know I know a lot of these people, and they just, more than anything else, more than saving the country, they just don't want to be called conservatives.
Because you guys are very scary.
You guys are very, very scary.
Big show today, guys, okay?
So here we... I mean, I can't imagine anything is gonna happen with... Gwyneth Paltrow is an upstanding member of our Hollywood society.