I don't know if you all saw this, but CNN came under fire for quote-unquote misgendering

Dylan Mulvaney, the correspondent called Dylan Mulvaney a he, a him, and then the next day,

CNN made an on-air apology. But the problem with that scenario is Dylan Mulvaney is a he,

him. Dylan Mulvaney is a man. Dylan Mulvaney saying he's a woman does not change the fact that he

is a man. So how did we get to this place where the media is apologizing for telling the truth?

And how soon until most of cable news or all of cable news completely folds to this nonsense?

We're going to bring my buddy Bobby Burek on the show to talk about all of this. He writes a lot

about culture, a lot of different interesting issues. He's a writer for Outkick. We're going to

get his take on this. Also, he recently wrote a column talking about how affirmative action

introduced excused racism. So what is excused racism? And why does it matter? Why should you care?

All of that and more with my friend Bobby, stay with us.

Well, Bobby, it's your first time coming on this show. But we're friends. Nice to have you on.

I appreciate you taking the time. Yeah, absolutely. We've connected my radio several times at Outkick.

So good to reconnect on the podcast. Congratulations to all your successes. I know the show is

killing it and happy to be here. And I love they are not afraid to dive into the cultural issues

because I really do think they're the most important right now.

Yeah. So do I. I think they're not only the most important right now. They had the most lasting

consequences, which is why he's tried to spend so much time getting to the root cause of all

them and not only what's happening, but why it's happening. And what is going to mean long term?

I mean, we can go down the list. I wrote about the racial reckoning last week and what happened

as far as affirmative action, the Supreme Court ruling there. But this is stuff that

doesn't just go away. Like a lot of the political topics we debate amongst ourselves are short-term

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