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Here I am, I'm stuck in the middle with you lovely people. In Part 2 of this podcasting extravaganza, regular Fox Nation talent Michael Loftus (@theloftusparty) and I continue -- and I got some q's for my guy. Number 1: What is with conservatives' tendency to fear EVERYTHING as a conspiracy designed to ruin kids? #JUSTICE4HARRYPOTTER. 2: Isn't this Dominion lawsuit proving how both sides of media giants just pander to their base? 3: Does the right *really* give a shit that Ilan Omar was antisemitic or are they just being petty? 4: Do both sides have their own version of rewriting history? 5: Should I sleep with one eye open to watch for Trump absolutists? All this, plus: Nikki Haley, quotas, the status of cancel culture in comedy, how Michael was "soft cancelled" from Hollywood, and SO MUCH MORE.

This is about to be the best International Women's Day you've spent... with a dude. Veteran standup comedian, writer, and "Gutfeld" regular Michael Loftus (@theloftusparty) is here and in Part 1 of this glorious day, we pull the panties, and the curtain, back on all things: distorted sexuality (and sexism) on both sides of the aisle, convoluted trans issues colliding with other human rights, what women represent in the world (to sane thinkers, at least), and the time Pam Anderson hypnotized Michael with her tits, I mean wit, and charm. 

They say behind every great man is a great woman. Or in this case, women. Meet the no-holds-barred, business-savvy badasses behind country music icon Trace Adkins: his ex-partner (who discovered him), talent manager Rhonda Forlaw Adkins, and daughter Mackenzie. The walls of their swanky Music City business office Rhonda & Company have never heard a chat quite like this before. Myth-busting includes: women's suppression in entertainment, the real Morgan Wallen story, old white men running country, and the genre being a band of MAGA-loving nutbags. Confirmations include: unabashedly using your sexuality in business, oversensitivity being a copout, entertainment's No Fun Club sucking the life out of it, and the real pandemic that is entitlement. Brace yourselves to be obsessed. You're a lucky man, Trace. You're a lucky man.

Don Lemon says a 51-year-old woman is past her prime. A Fox News guest blames cat ladies who can't back up trucks for the undoing of society. And I think they all have small weiners. In great timing, we have a certified dating coach, Lilli Bewley (@lillybewley), in the house to turn the tables, taking a look at the hot mess of both women AND MEN, sexuality skewed on both sides of the aisle, and the real Big Lie: that society's actually taught our women how to be "boss babes."

On this Valentine's Day, I sit down with Glenny Balls of Barstool's Only Stans show to really take romance to the next level. So screw your chocolates. Screw your jewelry. And most certainly screw your flowers. I have an announcement of the ages and let's just say this lame Hallmark holiday is about to get a lot more sexy and interesting -- Cancel Me, Baby style. Nothing to see here, folks. Except actually, there is.

This impromptu episode -- difficult, but necessary (I know, even on a Friday) -- was fueled by the news of a 14-year-old student who died by suicide after being bullied and beaten in a video caught on camera. Given my background in mainstream media, I try to make sense of our sick, violent culture and the way almost every instance (from this to Tyre Nichols and George Floyd, and Uvalde to Monterey Park) is politicized, distorted, or both, and is hurting us as a society even more.

From a Grammys performance, to a new Netflix "comedy" (will fact check this), and your throwback Pam Anderson centerfold, we have no idea how to feel about anything anymore. And I blame the lovechild of our psycho media and culture. 

Another guest who's attractive, smart, and talented. Ugh - not again!!! Val Kilmer's son Jack is here to talk about his starring role in the final shebang of Bruce Willis's iconic action film career, Detective Knight: Independence, the last installment of the franchise. In just 15 minutes, we manage to tackle: our twisted, dark, and trigger-happy culture, the suffering anti-hero like The Joker in all of us, empathizing with and humanizing the bad guy, and themes around police, freedom, the American dream, and violence that wouldn't necessarily be in his dad's films, aka a simpler time. Your happy ending is nepotism and his thoughts on Hailey Bieber's "nepo baby" shirt.

Your Cancel Me, Baby guide to the wild "Velma" controversy. How my personal story with Mindy Kaling, the insane and nonsensical backlash from both conservatives and wokes, and my own viewing experience not only shaped my view of Mindy, but my belief that the satire is also some of the most genius TV I've seen in a minute.

Here at Cancel Me, Baby, we're in the business of giving the people what they want. A sexy look at the iconic, OG booty is no exception. Enter Jason Moore, director of the new rom-com action flick SHOTGUN WEDDING (starring J.Lo, Josh Duhamel, your best friend Jennifer Coolidge, and your sex god Lenny Kravitz), who's also here to do just that. We talk about how J.Lo manages to OWN her bare butt... and simultaneously the whole damn room, navigating that in the "male gaze" meltdown era, what's really behind Lenny Kravitz's infamous sunglasses, the real-life dichotomy of his rockstar persona, and how J.Lo's in on the scrutiny of her love life. Putting the ASS in badass, everyone.