Censorship, Comedy, and Skipping College (Bridget Phetasy Interview)

The Rubin Report

Emma Dog Productions

News Commentary, News, Politics

4.5 • 13.9K Ratings

🗓️ 3 April 2019

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Bridget Phetasy (comedian) joins Dave to discuss self censorship among journalists and comedians, how the left is pushing people away, why she believes kids should skip college, why we should be critical of our leaders, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Joining me today is a comedian, a writer for the Daily News and the spectator, the former
0:08.9	sex columnist at Playboy and a woman in the midst of taking off Twitter for Lent, Richard
0:15.5	Fettizzi.
0:16.5	Welcome to the Ruben Report.
0:17.5	Thank you for having me.
0:18.5	You are in the midst of taking off Twitter for Lent.
0:22.0	As I just said, you are on a break from little characters and attacking people and owning
0:27.4	people and destroying people and getting attacked.
0:30.2	I know exactly how she's spelled.
0:33.9	How's it going before we get into anything else about you?
0:37.2	I mean, so first of all, how long have you been doing it for a couple of weeks now?
0:39.5	Okay, yeah.
0:40.5	So, I inadvertently didn't know that this was the longest Lent ever.
0:45.4	So it's normally 40 days, but because of the weight, Easter falls.
0:48.8	It's 46 days.
0:49.8	Oh, man.
0:50.8	And there's 26 days left.
0:53.9	So I'm 40 days, sorry, 20 days in of my 46.
0:59.5	So why Twitter?
1:01.3	Why giving up Twitter of all things?
1:03.6	So I have not many vices left.
1:07.0	I've given up drinking.
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