Louder with Crowder False Reality: What Joy Reid's Firing Exposes About The Left
Feb 25, 2025
Josh Firestine joins the discussion as they dissect Joy Reid's emotional response to her firing, revealing the left's struggle with public perception. They dive into the hypocrisy of identity politics, particularly surrounding media narratives and cancel culture. The conversation also touches on celebrity activism from the Vietnam War era to now, and the challenges of transgender rights in sports. With a mix of humor and critiquing political absurdities, they explore immigration policy's impact on American identity.
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Don Lemon's Futile Attack
- Don Lemon criticized Megyn Kelly's comments on Joy Reid, accusing her of racism without providing evidence.
- Lemon's approach highlights the ineffectiveness of accusations without proof, especially outside the protection of a network.
Megyn Kelly's Firing
- Megyn Kelly was fired not for racist remarks, but for a comment about admiring Diana Ross.
- This reveals a disconnect between accusations and reality, highlighting the power of propaganda.
Dan Crenshaw's Hot Mic Incident
- Dan Crenshaw was caught on a hot mic saying he'd "kill" Tucker Carlson, then denied it.
- This shows a lack of awareness and strategic thinking, especially for a public figure.