Good evening. It's Thursday, November 20th. Welcome to a new episode of System Update,

our live nightly show that airs every Monday

through Friday at 7 o'clock p.m. Eastern exclusively here on Rumble, the free speech

alternative to YouTube. Tonight, when Donald Trump assumed office at the beginning of this year,

many declared that so-called cancel culture was dead, or at least dying. And certain expressions

of that tactic in some areas and for some opinions have indeed lost

significant force.

But in other areas, cancel culture roughly defined as the loss of one's career or job or

livelihood due to precede political opinions or past associations, continues to thrive more strongly than ever.

Anyone who doubts that can look at what just happened to the actress and podcast host

Dasha Necrosova.

Best known in Hollywood for her recurring character on the HBO hit show Succession and in the

world of politics and culture for her co-hosting of the highly popular Red Scare podcast.

Necrossova just suffered a very public punishment in her acting career for the crime of interviewing one Nicholas J. Fuentes.

The role she has had with a film that was expected to begin shooting next week where she was to play one of the characters, was rescinded, and a long-time talent agency

very publicly announced that it was terminating

all ties with her following three or four weeks

after she interviewed Nick Fluntus for her show.

Hollywood loves to depict itself as a bastion of free speech

and free thought, often invoking itself serving the iconography

of confronting McCarthyite blacklist and various types of other censorship.

But the reality of Hollywood, like so many American power centers, has long been one

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