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Rachel Maddow announces hiatus to... work on a film with Ben Stiller.

Rachel Maddow reportedly will go on hiatus from her primetime talk show on MSNBC to focus on movie and podcast projects, including a film directed by Ben Stiller.

Maddow told staffers at the left-leaning, Comcast-owned network that she will step aside for a few weeks to devote time to her side projects, Business Insider reported on Monday.

She is expected to announce the move to viewers during Monday night's broadcast.

Maddow will executive produce a Focus Features movie based on her book and podcast, "Bag Man," about a political bribery scandal.

I wish the two of them every failure and heartbreak. Fuck them blind.

CBS Mornings declares that Joe Rogan doesn't have "the right to a platform as large as Spotify."

So, you know -- Cancel Away! The Constitution kind of wants you to!

Apparently the NPC programming update went out, because CNN's Oliver Darcy agrees too -- Joe Rogan is not entitled to be on Spotify.

And he says that CNN is entitled to be on the airwaves, because they do verify all the " " " facts " " " they " " " report. " " "

Um:

The left now realizes that everyone not on the left hates cancel culture and considers them toxic bullies. But they love cancelling people. So their new trick is to try to cancel people and then claim they're not trying to cancel anyone. Here a leftwing professor posts the names of Joe Rogan's sponsors -- I'm sure this professor will claim he's not trying to cancel Rogan.

Twitchy wants to know how bad the upcoming jobs numbers for January will be-- because Jen Psaki is offering the insane spin that "a lot of people called out of work" in January due to Omicron.

Note, calling out of work sick does not affect your employment status, but Psaki is trying to spin the stupid (and willing to lie) media that it does.

Sundown 1.

Sundown 2.

posted by Ace at 06:54 PM

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