I'm a married mother of two.
And I consider myself to be as woke
as one can be.
Being woke is being awakened
to the fact that different groups in
this country go
through life with very different sets of rules.
I'm raising my children to be very educated and accepting
of people of different colors,
genders and be woke.
I support cancel culture
because I feel for far too long,
people that have been racist,
homophobic and really victimized marginalized groups,
have gotten away with it for far too long.
And I find
that this is a way that we can take our power back
and expose these people for who they really are.
I truly believe
that if somebody behaves in a way that offends
or harms marginalized groups,
that they deserve to suffer the consequences
and be canceled.
An example of a non-celebrity that I believe deserve
to be canceled is Amy Cooper who called the police
on Christian Cooper,
a black man who was in Central Park birdwatching.
And I do not have one bit of sympathy for the fact
that that woman lost her job and her career and likely many
of her friends.
Michael Richards spewed the N word
at a comedy show,
was not a joke,
was not kidding.
He said it aggressively and angrily.
And we haven't heard from him since.
So it's not like he came out after
that and you know apologized.
Another positive thing about cancel culture is I think
that it has forced people to think before they speak.
And Kim Kardashians did really
what we would expect of Kim Kardashian.
I mean nobody's looking
to the Kardashians to be their moral compass.
As a liberal,
I find that it is hard to continue to try to fight
for what I believe is right.
I used to think of Piers Morgan as an intelligent,
interesting celebrity.
But knowing what I know now about Piers Morgan,
his support of Donald Trump,
I am anti everything he stands for,
therefore I'm pretty much anti Piers Morgan.
All right, Pierce,
did you hear that? Oh, I heard it.
I'm friendly with Donald Trump,
but nobody's been more critical of him this year than me.
And throughout his presidency,
I've criticized him when I think he deserves it
and I've supported him on issues
that I think he's been right about.
Now, I think that is what being a liberal is about.
But it seems to me with great respect
to my best noir here,
that she just wants anyone that doesn't sign up
to her woke view to be eliminated,
gone, trashed.
Even if like me,
you're not remotely racist,
sexist, homophobic,
trans-phobic or bigoted in any way.
She said because he is friends with him,
now you don't like him.
It's not that I don't like Mr. Morgan.
I actually have always had
a respect for him in the sense
that I think he calls it like he sees it.
I think that he's a very formidable person
to debate and he can hold his own.
I have a problem though,
in the sense that,
I think that there are certain people that can speak
to Donald Trump and it sounds like you're one of them.
And I think that there does need to be a dialogue.
But I will say for myself
that I believe Donald Trump to be a racist
and a homophobe and a sexist.
It's very hard for me to support
or understand that.
Now that being said,
I do think that there are certain people
that can get through to him.
And I think that's something very,
very admirable about Mr. Morgan
Do you ever worry that you judge someone
that you don't really know their true feelings
and that people can pick
an isolated event to ratchet up their cause
and get a lot of ink?
Do you ever worry
that you're getting hoodwinked
by this woke culture
that is using something out
of context to further their cause?
Absolutely,
when I support cancel culture,
I'm talking about Amy Cooper
who lied to the police
and tried to get a black man arrested.
I don't think that there's any reason
why she shouldn't have been canceled.