Cancel Culture Takes Strong Hold of the United States; The End of Ted Cruz & Hatred Now Widely Accepted in America

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🗓️ 23 February 2021

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Tonight’s rundown: The dangers of cancel culture in the United States present day—and where the entire situation stemmed from. Step on a college campus and you’ll likely hear of something or someone being canceled. How to fight back against this plague. You cannot destroy the entire energy industry because of a theory and the situation in Texas proves that. Is Senator Ted Cruz finished in politics? Three states have topped $3 for a gallon of regular gasoline and the prices will keep rising. What has changed in America to allow hatred to be so widely accepted? Psychotherapist Dr. Lisa Palmer opines. The Supreme Court declined to halt the turnover of Donald Trump’s tax returns to New York state prosecutor. Andrew Cuomo’s woes continue to climb and even Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is now piling onto the Governor. This Day in History: February 22, 1980: Miracle on Ice. Final Thought: Independence Fund recipient explains the impact the track chair has had on his life. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the Noosefin News for February 22, 2021. Stand up for your country.
0:19.3	So I'm going to leave this broadcast tonight with something different. Nobody else will do this,
0:24.8	but it's a problem that I see affecting all of us and harming the country in a very big way.
0:31.9	And that's a cancel culture. And this needs to be exposed. And the only way this is going to stop
0:39.1	is for good American people, which I believe is a majority, to stand up against it.
0:44.0	So what we're talking about here is primarily a due process denial.
0:49.2	So I'm not going to bore you with a bunch of history, but I'll just give you 20 seconds.
0:55.6	The reason that the colonists fought England and King George was because there was no due process
1:03.3	here. You've heard no taxation without representation. Remember that? You know in school?
1:08.6	All right. What that meant was the colonists in America really don't have any say about their lives.
1:14.3	The King said, hey, you're going to do this or else. And the King can take away your property.
1:20.8	He can take away your life. He could do whatever he wanted to do.
1:24.2	America's in them. We're not going to want to live that way. So we're going to fight.
1:29.2	And they did eight years. So if you're re-killing England, you'll get the whole picture. But
1:35.5	we fought primarily to have a fairness, a sense of fairness and justice in this country. Now,
1:41.8	the cancel culture is threatening that. And it's worse, far worse than you even know.
1:50.9	So you'll remember that Simon and Schuster, the major publishing house, cancelled Senator Josh
1:57.5	Hawley's book because Hawley believed there was election fraud. That's why his book was cancelled
2:03.8	by Simon and Schuster because of his belief that there was election fraud. Is Senator Hawley not
2:08.8	entitled to that belief? Are you not entitled to it? Apparently, if you were Simon and Schuster,
2:15.4	you're not. We're going to punish you if you hold that belief. Now, I'm not arguing Senator
2:20.9	Hawley was right or wrong or what he was doing was correct politically. I'm not arguing any of that.
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