Hi, welcome back to the Dershow. Today, we're going to talk about how everybody is being

canceled, even the cancillers. We're going to talk about Jeff Zucker, who was the head

of CNN, and he claims he resigned. Of course, he was fired for having an inappropriate

affair with somebody who worked under him. So, there's Jeff Zucker. He canceled me. I'm

suing him, but I'm not happy about his firing. We'll hear about that in a second. Then

there's Wobby Goldberg. I don't like what Wobby Goldberg said. She was just wrong, but

should she be suspended? Now, she's threatening to quit the view because she was suspended.

Then we're going to talk about Joe Rogan. He's one of the most prominent podcasters, and he's

on Spotify. Several people, including Neil Young and Graham Nash, have threatened to take

their music, or taking their music off Spotify, unless they basically take Rogan down. Now,

I have a connection to them because I represented David Crosby. Crosby stills in Nash. David Crosby,

as far as I know, was not involved in this, but I got to know him. I won his case. It was

great victory. But I don't think I ever met Nash or Young, but let's talk about whether

that's the right thing to do, to use your music as a way of getting somebody else's opinions

off a podcast. Then we'll talk about Georgetown Luskall, which just suspended an administrator

for sending out a tweet that essentially agrees with what I've been saying on the

der show that does the Constitution really support a president nominating to the Supreme

Court in a way that excludes all white males, or does that violate the spirit of the Constitution?

Finally, we'll talk about recent efforts to cancel me and the impact it has had on my ability

to defend Israel against false charges by the University International that they're in a

partite state. So today is cancel day. One of the reasons I love Rumble, I don't cancel.

Nobody gets cancel on Rumble. If you disagree with something on Rumble, you get to say it and

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