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This is Kickass News, I'm Ben Mathes.

Adam Corolla has the Guinness World Record for the most downloaded podcast in history.

So today, I'm happy to welcome him to my slightly less downloaded podcast.

He has a new bestseller in which he takes down hashtag heroes, social justice warriors,

cancel culture, and more. It's called, I'm your emotional support animal.

Navigating our all-woke no-joke culture.

And today he joins me on the show to explain why he's given up on apologizing to people,

why he's standing up for his friend Jimmy Kimmel in the midst of the late-night show hosts Blackface

Controversy, and why he believes that people who virtue signal their outrage on behalf of someone else

are really quietly racist. Then Adam says that the Me Too movement has actually gone too far.

Guys need to man up and embrace resilience again, and our culture should stop getting so attached

to statues and symbols. He breaks down his political philosophy for me, and why he's

sort of agnostic on the whole mask versus no mask controversy. Let's see recalls his impressions

of Donald Trump from his stint on celebrity apprentice, and how a segment producer on the show

hoodwinked him into getting fired in the boardroom, coming up with Adam Corolla in just a moment.

Adam Corolla is a radio and television host, comedian, author, and actor. Corolla is well-known as

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