The Megyn Kelly Show Adam Carolla on COVID Madness, AOC, and Whether He'll Leave California | Ep. 63
Feb 12, 2021
Adam Carolla, a well-known comedian and host of "The Adam Carolla Show," dives into various hot-button issues. He critiques the political tensions around reopening California schools during COVID-19 and discusses the overpowering influence of teachers' unions. Carolla examines cancel culture and its impact on media accountability, pondering the points of impact versus intent. He also reflects on California's political landscape, including the recall of Gov. Gavin Newsom, and shares humorous thoughts on societal challenges.
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California's COVID Response and Teacher Cowardice
- California sets unrealistic goals, then claims failure when they aren't met.
- Teachers are cowards for not returning to work despite being deemed essential and prioritized for vaccination.
Teachers' Unions, Politics, and Children's Well-being
- Teachers' unions are preventing schools from reopening, even against the wishes of parents and government officials.
- This situation highlights the unions' political power and their disregard for children's well-being.
NYT Firing and the Shift from Intent to Impact
- New York Times reporter Don McNeil Jr. was fired for quoting the N-word while discussing a student's use of the slur.
- This incident highlights the shift from intent to impact, where perceived harm outweighs context.
