Rush Limbaugh shared his comedy for years.

Now you'll hear it here.

It's the Rob Carson Show.

Okay, so we've got a lot of things to get to this hour at the show,

including a little more of Trump and Steve Hack,

response from other politicians with more of Trump and Steve Hack response from other

politicians with regard to Trump and Steve Back. Chris Rock he hit the stage and

has become kind of you know at least Libertarian and possibly at least the first 12 minutes of his show about, well, it's pretty conservative.

Bill Maher also talking about wokism and trigger warnings and all of that and saying they're bad so these

reliably left-of-centered people are beginning to realize that the country is

going in the wrong direction with regard to particularly freedom of expression and it's finally starting to hit home

for those who want to entertain and actually have an opinion on something.

So all of that and then Russell Brandt who I mean used to be this insufferable leftist he would go on the MTV Music Awards

and and do a spew you know anti-Bush rhetoric I remember that back when George W.

W. W. Bush was the president very very left of center and he's now like to become this voice

of reason and and I got to tell you I enjoy the man's digital video podcast I

enjoy a lot of the things he has to say because you know he's got some common sense

about him he's got some he's got a few years on him now so he's no longer in his

twenties and nothing to get you guys in your 20s but you know sometimes it takes a little life to kind of see you know what's right what's wrong where we're going to go and all that stuff and you know it was it's interesting

it's an interesting phenomenon and I'm really really thrilled to see it because this is

really really important the ability to be able to express yourself and have an

opinion is really really important and there are forces marshalling against that

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