In this show, we are joined by Dave Rubin to talk about almost interviewing Pete Buttigieg and criticism for being "too conservative." But for starters: Housewives who are religious and conservative are apparently the happiest, milkshake assaults in the UK, and the engagement ring debate.

In this rant, we look at how the James Charles-Tati Westbrook drama exploded and how toxic cancel culture is in the commentary community. Shadenfreude is a powerful emotion, but maybe cancel culture needs to be canceled.

Recently, the College Board announced that it will be adding an additional "adversity score" for everyone taking the SAT. What does this mean? Is it just another way to racially discriminate against some college applicants, or might it be a step in the right direction?

Caolan Robertson joins for an interview about the film 'You Can't Watch This' and the realities of online social media censorship. But first, a Harvard dean is dismissed for serving as Harvey Weinstein's defense counsel, the UK brings charges against Tommy Robinson, and why Daenerys has always been a villain.

The film 'You Can't Watch This' puts a spotlight on the censorship of conservative voices by social media corporations. But is this movie actually worth a watch? Lauren speaks her mind.

There's a been a recent trend in American of states trying to pass legislation that would limit what kind of abortions are legal. To Alyssa Milano, there's only one logical reaction to this: SEX STRIKE!

Lauren was featured on a panel on May 2 in Toronto to talk about free speech and political correctness with the leader of the People's Party of Canada, Maxime Bernier. Lawyer Jared Brown and Bruce Pardy, professor of law at Queen's University, joined the discussion as well. This episode features a condensed version of the panel.

I interview Sargon of Akkad (Carl Benjamin) about his campaign with UKIP for MEP. But for starters, Brian Sims targets pro-life protesters, cousin-dating raises eyebrows, and bisexuals get left out of the LGBT community.

Social media bias is out of control. Facebook and Instagram banned Paul Joseph Watson, Milo Yiannopoulos, Laura Loomer, and Alex Jones. Conservatives debate how to handle the censorship, but for the sake of democracy and elections, action is needed.

We know that America is one of the most expensive places to pursue higher education, but why is that the case? What would happen if we just made college "free"?