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Coming up on Studio's America, incoming gas crisis. Do we panic? I'm not entirely sure

yet, but author Robert Bryce knows and he'll drop by to tell us. And a backlash is growing

against Andrew Yang over his horrific, terrible monstrous comments supporting Israel.

A lot of faster. We'll get into that. And if a corporation jumped off a bridge, would

other corporations follow? Let's follow our mother's advice and not commit suicide. As we

do, corporate racism.

Stu does America.

There are some things you buy and some things you sell. And some things maybe you shouldn't

be thinking about in that particular context. Well, guess what? Racism has gone corporate

everybody. Yeah, great job. America. Every company on earth is saying some version of the

same thing. We like Asian people. Buy our crap. So what is the purpose of all of this?

Hmm, it's an interesting question. If you haven't noticed, this is pretty much everywhere.

Everyone is coming out to tell you to make sure you know they do not hate Asian people

because why are you asking? Of course, we don't hate Asian people. We want you to stop

hating Asian people. Why do you hate Asian people? You're a bad person. Please buy our

stuff. Let me give you a little bit of a picture here and paint the overall complete assault

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