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Slack.com slash DHQ. Dave Chappelle is fired back at the activists and the Netflix employees

that were complaining about his comedy special. With his own list of demands, he said,

I will not bend to anyone, but if you want to meet, you have to abide by my conditions.

And one of them was a direct roast of comedian Hannah Gadsby. He just said, you have to admit

she's not funny. And it's just, it's kind of funny. Dave Chappelle is basically striking

back, rejecting the cancellation of him as a comedian. But this is an interesting subject

because I'm not entirely sure Dave Chappelle will survive the cancel attempt. Because these

activists jump in front of the building as you may have seen with this big protest. They

attack people, the media lies on their behalf and it goes viral. But I got to say, Dave

Chappelle's response right now might actually be what helps fund this off. Because he's

refusing to back down in such a way. Maybe we'll get something good out of it. We've

got to talk about that. And I want to talk about CNN's ratings being just absolutely miserable.

The ratings for Joe Biden's town hall were in the gutter. And then we have a rest of

Fauci trending because Fauci was in funding some very disturbing animal experiments. And

now people want him to be arrested. So we'll talk about that. We'll talk about a lot.

There's a lot going on cops quitting cops protesting in New York marching down the street

chanting, let's go Brandon. We've got San Francisco prosecutors quitting people in

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