Dave Rubin of “The Rubin Report” talks to Valuetainment’s Jedediah Bila about leaving NYC for Florida; why she’ll never live in a blue state again, how New York went from being a haven of freedom and dissent to a place of conformity and groupthink; how hosts like Joy Behar helped push “The View” away from what Barbara Walters originally envisioned; why she decided to leave “The View”; how she was treated by her former co-hosts for being unvaccinated; why she doesn’t fear cancel culture; how modern feminism has become less about women's rights and more about men hating; and why most women still want traditional men.
First, Jedediah talks about the reality of moving out of NYC and what it’s like to be a part of the blue state exodus.
She shares how maddening the COVID restrictions were and how moving to a red state has completely changed her life.
She discusses how rising NY crime and conformity is why more people are moving to Florida.
Next, Jedediah opens up on her experience of being a co-host of “The View”.
She explains how the show strayed from the original idea of Barbara Walters and has become a political madhouse.
She details the controversy behind the scenes when there was concern about her treatment of Hillary Clinton.
She also explains why she left and how horribly she was treated on her return visit and how they are filtering out any conservatives who question certain narratives.
Finally, Jedediah talks about cancel culture and liberals' fear of basic facts.
She also talks about how toxic 3rd wave feminism has been for mens rights and resulted in a lot of women being unhappy.
She explains that a lot of women want real men, not boys who cry for safe spaces.