Howard Stern provides a case study and how to avoid the consequences of your own vile public behavior through left-wing pandering.

Joe Biden heads to the UN and mumbles incoherently, and Vladimir Zelenskyy pushes for more aid and cooperation on climate change.

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No, me neither. Get ExpressVPN right now at ExpressVPN.com slash Ben. So the rule is in our media and in our

international politics, as it turns out, that if you mirror the priorities of the left, then you can

pretty much do whatever you want so long as you're not

caught on camera doing it.

Any other thing, you're pretty much okay.

The reason I say this is because if you look at the disparate consequences for public

figures ranging from, say, Russell Brand on the one hand to somebody like Howard Stern on

the other, the public consequences are quite disparate.

I'll use Russell Brand as an example here for just a second.

So I've talked about Russell Brand at length this week.

Russell, of course, has been accused now by four separate women of actions ranging from

sexual assault to rape to sexual harassment.

And whether those allegations are true or not, I don't know.

One thing I do know is that at this moment, they're just allegations.

There has been no actual criminal indictment brought against him.

He's certainly not been convicted of anything.

But YouTube has now suspended Russell Brand for making any money on the platform on Tuesday.

Days after that report broke from Channel 4 and BBC.

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