The weight is almost over.

America Fest is a week away and you can still get tickets, but not for much longer.

From December 17th to the 20th here in Phoenix, Arizona, Charlie Kirk, Tucker Carlson,

Candace Owens, Matt Walsh, Laura Ingram, Michael Knowles, Jack Bussobick, and more will all be

speaking and Chase Rice, Riley Green, Nicole Mullins, and Ray Lynn will be performing.

It is the perfect way to end this year so that next year starts off with new conservative

friends and facts to fight the left. Consider this your final warning about tickets and our special

code politics, which will get you 25% off your purchase. Do not miss out or you will have serious

FOMO missing the biggest conservative event of the year. Go to AM Fest and use code politics.

I think fashion influencers and bloggers on Instagram fascinate so many of us because

it's like watching reality TV 24-7. They're high points. They're drama. We feel like we know them

personally because they share so much and in the past few years it's been especially interesting

to overanalyze each post for political leanings and undertones. There have been high profile

cancellation mob sent after influencers who don't appear to lean left, but we've really only seen

that weaponized against white bloggers. So what happens if an influencer with a large following is

black and conservative? What about black and Jewish or black and married to a white cop?

Does that affect how other influencers treat them? What about brands? In this juicy conversation

today, two black and conservative Instagram famous influencers will join me to discuss all of the

above and just how out of pocket other influencers have acted towards them as they put their white

liberal savior complexes to the test. Please welcome Instagrammers, Rach Moon and Ruthie Ridley to

the spillover. You know, my team today said, oh, well, we can tell you're interviewing fashion

influencers because you're wearing real clothes for this interview and not sweatshirt and sweatpants

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