>> There was a fan it would be totally different treatment than it would be for a celebrity.
And also I think very different scenario when you think too. I couldn't get out
of my head as I watched this, the White House Correspondents Association dinner
from two thousand and eighteen, where Sarah Sanders was so maliciously attacked.
You had Samantha Samantha Wolf or be whatever the heck her name is, Michelle Wolf going after
Sarah Sanders for her appearance and minutes long, excruciating detail. And I watched Sarah
Sanders sit there, my predecessor with such grace and poise and kindness and just sit
there and take it because if you're a republican woman, you gotta take it.
If you're a celebrity, you engage in this behavior and you'll have people come to your defense,
Jamal Bowman and other congressmen came to the defense of Will smith.
>> So first of all the comedian was Michelle Wolf and she's hilarious and she didn't mock
Sarah Huckabee Sanders appearance, She mocked the fact that she was being paid to lie.
But that right there an attempt by Kayleigh McNealy to turn the entire will smith and
Chris rock thing into isn't it tough on republican women is actually not the worst take coming out
of Fox news when it's offensive and it's weird but there was worse stuff. Take a look at this mashup.
>> When a comedian says it, you wouldn't have done that because you have class. Or at least
you sound like you do because you have a British accent don't be too hasty don't be the first time
I've ever seen the media cover black on black crime. So I'm actually quite surprised by this.
>> You don't have to follow the rules. If you're on the right and you say
something they don't like, then they can respond with violence and the Oscars are
not the hood. I think it's not a bar. >> L A Sheriff didn't haul this guy out
of there at the next commercial break explains why there's such a huge crime problem in this country.
Because you can just go up as an audience member and just cold cock a comedian and it
explains why liberals have no sense of humor. >> Okay, there's a lot there. So there's a
mixture of these two celebrities getting into a public fight proves that republicans have it bad.
And also a lot of, I was gonna say subtle racism. It ain't subtle when
you said the Oscars isn't the hood Ferron. I feel like she was really ladling it on their.
>> For somebody who has had run ins in the law with her and her family, I would think pyro
would maybe not wanna throw those stones from inside of her glass house.
But okay, if she wants to go there. Either way, one thing happens one time
on a show that republicans were already gonna like
absolutely dismantle on Monday morning because God knows they hate liberal Hollywood.
They were just waiting for something to go after and boom, they gave it to him.
But it's one thing one time, this is not endemic, this is because of the crime in
America. This is why it happens. No, it's not. No, this is not going to embolden people to go
and attack comedians on stage. As someone said on twitter, you have to be so just smooth brained
to think that this is an indication of a sea change in the United States in any way
other than will smith got piste and smacked Chris rock.
That's what happened. Chris rock told a joke that sure he probably should not have said, but
did he even know exactly. So who look bad joke, bad reaction and they want to make it all about,
this is what black people do. This is what black people do back in the hood and now
they're bringing it to this prestigious awards show that we love to mock every year anyway.
>> If they hate it they love to pretend that they wouldn't go if they were
invited or whatever. By the way, I'm not gonna do that. I would totally be there.
I don't care where you see me. I'll stand honestly, I'll stand in the middle of an ill.
I don't care. I want to go. That would be cool. But anyway, yeah, 100% and they are
happy to use it as an opportunity to advance whatever Bs narrative they have even ones that
work across purposes. So this is what all the right has to deal with the right gets attacked.
The left is so quick to use violence, Janine Pyro, would you care to talk about January
six for like five seconds on your show? Would you like to show some of the footage because your side
was so angry at cops from stopping them from trying to overthrow democracy,
that they tried to beat them to death with the American flag.
Was that endemic of some sort of societal shift.
Kind of felt like it at the time felt like we were crossing some sort of line,
but you weren't interested in covering that. You were only interested when it's Chris rock and it's
Will smith. And so the and the Jesse comments about the black on black crime and all that.
Like, you know exactly where these people are coming from. But there's actually someone on
the right who seems to disagree with them because all of them for a variety of reasons were against
what Will smith did. He actually has a defender on the right. And do you know who it is,
Marjorie Greene who tweeted, I never watched the Oscars but
I've seen the Will smith Chris Rock clip a million times this morning.
I have to say, I appreciate the alpha male response of a husband defending his wife
it was settled and then no more drama Chris Rock handled it like a man with no whining.
Well that's true. First of all the idea that it's settled and there's no more drama,
there's lots of drama, okay?
Let's be clear, there's drama, but she goes on to say it was much better than a twitter
fight with people saying tough things on their keyboard behind their screens,
which she would never do. They handle the issue and then they actually carried on. Which look,
you're entitled to your opinion if you think that, like when someone makes a joke,
the appropriate responses to sock them, okay, that's a take that you can have.
But I just think it's funny that she pretends that like, there's other
people that talk tough but don't actually bring it when it comes to violence Ferron.
>> Well, I guess which one is more alpha, the man who defended his wife and hit the other man or
the man who gets hit and just takes it in front of an audience of millions and barely even flinches.
I don't know. I guess Marjorie Taylor Greene is going to have to explain
that for us a little further. What makes the real alpha, like who is super alpha
at this point? No, it was a ridiculous display and of course Marjorie Taylor Greene would want
to take it down to those most basic, like this is alpha man, alpha man, protect woman.
You're still stuck in this caveman mentality, because I really think that's
about all she can comprehend at this point. >> And an earlier phase of development.
>> Yeah, it's seriously plays well with their audience, they think, okay,
well Marjorie Taylor Greene understands how these rolls are supposed to work.
The woman is helpless. The man has to go out there and smack another man.
It's so pathetic. >> I agree.