So you beautiful bastards, you're watching the Philip DeFranco show, and we got a lot of news to talk about today.

We've got YouTube going to bat for Mr. B. Sean Evans and Rhett and Link.

Our celebrities are being hit with a digital guillotine.

We've now got tons of death penalty cases under review for excluding Jewish and black jurors.

We break down how you might have worms just like RFK Jr. Google might be about to kill off websites as we know them.

Plus we break down the disaster that somehow no one saw coming of the Dublin New York portal.

And then there's even more, so just buckle up, hit that like button to let you

know you love these big daily dives into the news and let's jump into it.

Starting with, let's talk about how in the past week Selena Gomez, Taylor Swift, and a ton of other celebrities have found themselves on what some have referred to as a digital guillotine.

And that phrasing will make sense in a minute. Because this, as it turns out, is part of the blockout

2024 movement, where you have social media users trying to hold celebrities accountable for their silence or perceived silence about Palestine.

With many of them saying they're blocking celebrities who they say haven't spoken up in hopes of limiting their engagement online. And the thinking being that eventually you can hit them where it really hurts, their wallets. With one viral video explaining

the movement saying, it's time for the people to conduct what I want to call a digital guillotine,

a digitine, if you will. We gave them their platforms. It's time to take it back, take our views

away, our likes, our comments, our money by blocking

them on all social media and digital platforms.

Right, and this actually started last week after the Met Gallagall.

You know, you had people outrage to see Hollywood just outdressed to the nines while so many people

are dying and stars largely saying nothing about it during the event.

Like we talked about before, some people got hit more than others initially.

You know, you had examples like Haley Bailey posting a Marie Antoinette inspired to let them

eat cake video while dressed up for the Met, many thinking that was tone deaf, getting pissed

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