Welcome to the lineup live 9 a.m. Eastern to 7 p.m. Eastern. We're going to be talking about,

well, Jimmy Kimmel today. We have a time to close prepared. And the left is trying to do this whole,

I guess, sort of jujitsu thing. No, less emphasis on the Jew. Just stop. I also see what's going

on there. They're trying to cast light us into, they want you to

believe that the right is pro-cancel culture. Look, I'm going to do a whole segment on this, but

let me distill this for you. This is the argument that you can use going forward. It is not even

close. We've always had the bounds of what would be appropriate in a civilized society that we have deemed acceptable,

and that is never changing. It's very different from cancel culture. Here's a very clear example.

1963, JFK assassination. All right. Back then, if a professor showed the video to his students and said,

yeah, I'm really glad that his brain bits spilled all over Jackie.

I hope they get the next guy.

Would he have been fired?

Of course.

1963, same teacher.

If he said to his students, hey, men are biologically different from women.

Would he be fired?

Of course not.

That's canceled culture.

You understand it. We need go no further, but we will on with a show.

Hey, Josh, what's, um, what's going on here? I'm losing it here, man. Okay. Well, calm down. Why do you have a serial killer?

Well, this? It's a serial killer wall. No, this is my taxes, Steven. This is...

This isn't a tax. See? It's my taxes. How could this tax wall possibly make your filing any simply? You see, I'm trying to find the missing link here, okay? Because I've added up on my income. I've subtracted the taxes paid. I've even deducted all my expenses and I still have $1,600 on account of

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