The green bar is what you spend every month on stuff you need, like a car in a house.

The red bar is what you spend on non-essentials, like magazines, entertainment, things like that.

This scary black bar is what you spend on things that no one ever, ever needs, like multiple magic sets, professional bass fishing

equipment. How do you do this so fast? Is this PowerPoint?

All right, guys, we are back in action. I'm Dave Rubin. This is the Rubin Report live from Miami in the free state of Florida. It is February 24th, 2025. Where has the year gone already? As always, we are live streaming on Rumble on YouTube and on Locals. We have a post game show immediately after the program today,

RubenReport.locals.com. And I am super excited to be doing the show today. And just back,

I missed you guys. I missed doing the show. I miss this connection, this thing that we do. I met all

of these people in London who wanted me to do live shows out there. We did a ton of interviews.

I think we got a couple pictures of some of what we did over in London. It really was just a spectacular trip. So,

of course, we were there mainly for the three-day arc conference. That's Jordan Peterson's

Alliance for Responsible Citizenship Conference. There, you can see me speaking at the main

podium there interviewing Jordan. I did Pierce Morgan Show. I debated a socialist, which I believe we either have put up on YouTube and Rumble already, or it will be up shortly. It's not very difficult debating a socialist.

Held a panel with Eric Weinstein and a couple other people. And then that other picture of me standing there with the red background, I had my first ever Oxford Union debate. It is the most

illustrious elite debate club in the entire world. And I am happy to report that yes, yours truly

alongside Naomi Wolf. We won the debate. The debate was should cancel culture be canceled. So it was

basically a referendum on free speech. And we won the debate. We'll have video for you on that in a

week or so. It was very exciting to be in Oxford. I've spoke at Oxford before, but I've never done

the official debate. So that was fantastic to not only do the debate,

but of course to win was great. And, you know, it was very interesting, I have to say,

and we'll talk more about this over the coming weeks. It was very interesting to be in a place,

Britain, particularly in London, where, you know, they've got all sorts of demographic problems.

There are cultural problems. There were many,

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