Douglas Murray Uses Left's 'Principles' to Rip Them to Shreds
Dave Rubin of "The Rubin Report" talks about Douglas Murray's fiery debate performance at the Munk Debates debate on anti-zionism where he and co-debater Natasha Hausdorff destroyed Mehdi Hasan's falsehoods and veiled anti-semitism; Camille Paglia's prescient warning to Charlie Rose in 1995 about how higher education was already becoming an anti-western civilization indoctrination factory; Michael Richards, better known as "Seinfeld's" Kramer, doing his first ever live interview on "The Today Show" to explain how he has changed since his controversial racist remarks at the Laugh Factory in 2006; MSNBC's Joy Reid and Jemele Hill explaining why the attention that Caitlin Clark has brought to the WNBA is just more proof of the audience's racism and homophobia; "Firing Line's" Margaret Hoover looking a little confused as Democrat Cori Bush explains how she used spiritual healing to cure a homeless woman's tumors; "The View's" Joy Behar and Rachel Maddow openly discussing their paranoid delusions of how Donald Trump will target them for his revenge if he wins the 2024 election; and much more.
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