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Clown World Comes to Canada Canada’s government propaganda news outlet‚ the CBC‚ sent a dramatic alert about the effort to recall Calgary’s mayor‚ Jyoti Gondek. They are deeply troubled because many people want a better mayor‚ and conservatives want more conservatives elected. CBC reported: A citizen’s effort to recall Calgary’s mayor is facing increased political scrutiny […] The post Canada’s CBC Warns Conservatives Want Conservatives In Office appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

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Howie Mandel first grabbed our attention by inflating a rubber glove over his head. Now‚ he’s making headlines for defending comedy from the woke mob. The comedian’s physical shtick led to a breakout role in “St. Elsewhere” as the medical drama’s cutup. He’s been gainfully employed ever since. Mandel isn’t edgy by current standards. His brand of humor is perfectly suited for broadcast TV‚ witness gigs like “Deal or No Deal” and “America’s Got Talent.” He hasn’t been “canceled” in any way‚ shape or form. thecelebrityfinder/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images So why did he attack woke comedy handcuffs on the “Stand-up World” podcast‚ hosted by Mike Binder? Mandel knows comedy better than many‚ and he sees what happens when a stand-up isn’t allowed to broach certain topics for fear of serious repercussions. He compared the woke bylaws to being a painter with a limited palette. If you think of comedy as an art‚ they started telling us there are certain colors you can’t use. If you’re a painter you shouldn’t say‚ ‘you can paint anything you want‚ but don’t use black‚ don’t use any yellows and it’s really not right to use blue.’ Art suffers‚ and there isn’t anything we shouldn’t talk about. Mandel also discussed an obvious problem with the woke agenda. Comedy can be cruel. It’s inherent to the art form. All humor comes out of darkness. That’s why the Tragedy and Comedy masks are so close together … if you’re a little kid and you go to the circus you’re laughing at a clown falling down. You’re laughing at the misfortune of somebody you don’t know. He’s exaggerating‚ but not by much. Think pies in the face‚ stepping on rakes and slipping on a well-placed banana peel. Humor writer Andy Borowitz shared something similar in 2012‚ years before what Elon Musk dubbed the “woke mind virus” captured the culture. There’s a strong vein of cruelty running through a lot of comedy. Why would Mandel’s comments cut through the media noise? He still does stand-up comedy‚ but he’s better known for being a clean‚ TV-based entertainer. His inoffensive style matters in this debate. It’s one thing for a professional firebrand like Ricky Gervais to attack woke critics. His brand is directly threatened by those easily offended (and willing to raise a stink on social media). When a genial comic like Mandel takes a stand on the subject‚ it hits home. Remember how many headlines Jerry Seinfeld inspired in 2015 when he said college students of the era are too easily offended. It’s why some of Seinfeld’s peers stopped playing university gigs. He felt their professional pain. Seinfeld’s shtick was‚ and remains‚ squeaky clean. For a G-rated comic to grasp the larger issue of triggered college crowds means the problem is larger than anyone thought. Bobby Bank/WireImage The creative community has been too silent for too long on the subject of woke restrictions. That is starting to change.  Slowly. Tom Hanks lashed out at so-called “sensitivity readers” last year following the release of his first book‚ “The Making of Another Major Motion Picture Masterpiece: A Novel.” In the past few weeks other stars have taken a stand against woke bylaws‚ putting their brands on the line in the process. Oscar-winner Cate Blanchett blasted trigger warnings tied to art. The red flags have been attached to older animated films like “Dumbo” as well as comedy classics such as 1974’s “Blazing Saddles.’ She told The Sunday Times why they’re a terrible way to digest art. We are terrified of tough conversations … but we need the … We talk about radical candor‚ but when there’s a trigger warning in front of something you are implying that there is a lack of mutual respect or that the subject hasn’t been properly interrogated … It may offend you. It may challenge you. You may laugh uproariously. You just don’t know‚ but you are going to surrender to what is coming. Her 2022 film “Tar” embodied that sentiment. The film features a Cancel Culture-style attack on Blanchett’s character‚ a musical superstar facing a professional crisis. A critical scene in the film finds her character‚ Lydia Tar‚ berating a woke music student. “Don’t be so eager to be offended. The narcissism of small differences leads to the most boring conformity.” “Will &; Grace” alum Eric McCormack spoke to a similar woke constraint – straight actors being questioned for playing gay characters. “There’s no part I’ve ever played where I wasn’t playing something I’m not. It’s part of the gig. And I’ve always said‚ if gay actors weren’t allowed to play straight actors‚ Broadway would be over.” Would he land that part today given the current cultural climate? He’s hopeful. “I would like to think in general that the best person for the role‚ the one that comes in and knocks it out of the park‚ is the one that gets the part.” Meritocracy matters. So do prominent artists standing up for free expression and casting a withering eye on the woke movement. * * * Christian Toto is an award-winning journalist‚ movie critic and editor of HollywoodInToto.com. He previously served as associate editor with Breitbart News’ Big Hollywood. Follow him at @HollywoodInToto. The views expressed in this piece are those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of The Daily Wire.

Bush frontman Gavin Rossdale is reflecting on his divorce from fellow recording artist Gwen Stefani‚ saying he mostly feels badly about how it’s affected his children. The 58-year-old rocker discussed his feelings during a recent episode of Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes’ podcast “Amy and T.J‚” per Entertainment Weekly. “My parents were both married three times each — so very colorful background‚” Rossdale said. “And so I never thought I’d ever get divorced. So if there’s a simple shame in my life‚ it’s that.” Despite not being happy about having a divorce in his past‚ the lead singer also said be believes there are “no accidents” in life. “Life just unfolds how it should‚” he continued. “And whether that’s comfortable or uncomfortable‚ it just is what it is. It’s an easier philosophy to live by ‘cause it means you don’t sit in regret.” Rossdale married Stefani in 2002. Stefani filed for divorce in 2015‚ citing irreconcilable differences. It’s widely believed that Rossdale had an affair with the couple’s nanny‚ Mindy Mann‚ but the rock star has never confirmed that information publicly. The former couple shares three children together: Kingston‚ 17‚ Zuma‚ 15‚ and Apollo‚ 10. “It’d be nice if there was sort of more connection with the person who made them with me‚” Rossdale said‚ referring to his ex. “So‚ I feel bad for my kids‚ that’s it. That’s the overriding thing.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “The rest of it is‚ like‚ it comes with the territory‚” he said during the podcast interview. “And there’s been sort of other things….If I could be the most honest‚ that would be the most profound thing of‚ like‚ wish I could have just figured out a way to not have that in their lives.” Rossdale related the situation back to his own childhood. “It wasn’t fun for me to be from a broken home. I think in a way it gave me a career. So I don’t mind because I turned it around to sort of an interesting career path. But it can be quite debilitating for kids.” The singer also referenced Stefani’s relationship with country singer Blake Shelton. The two were married in 2021. “I go to a lot of events where there’s the other team‚ so to speak‚” he said‚ “and I just feel really proud of myself in my consistency as a father. I know in my heart that I’m super consistent. Yeah‚ of course‚ like everyone I’m flawed as hell and things didn’t go as perfect as I would have liked.” “It’s not my place to saying anything‚” Rossdale added. “I’m handcuffed because I would never want to overly say anything negative about their mom or stuff like that. It’s just not right.”

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson‚ a staunch supporter of the state of Israel‚ said he would invite Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to speak before Congress. Interviewed on CNBC’s “Squawk Box‚” Johnson also took aim at Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) for his incendiary comments last week which were harshly criticized in which he slammed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and called for new elections in Israel‚ saying‚ “Nobody expects Prime Minister Netanyahu to do the things that must be done to break the cycle of violence‚ preserve Israel’s credibility on the world stage‚ and work toward a two-state solution.” “Mr. Speaker‚ where are you on Ukraine aid‚ on aid for Israel?” “Squawk Box” host Joe Kernan asked. “I know you were considering inviting Prime Minister Netanyahu to address Congress. I mean‚ staggering comments‚ I guess it’s one man’s opinion‚ but staggering comments from Majority Leader Schumer about the prime minister. Were you considering it? You spoke with the prime minister as recently as yesterday morning. Are you going to invite him?” “I would love to have him come and address a joint session of Congress‚” Johnson answered. “We’ll certainly extend an invitation; he invited me‚ and I’ve been invited to speak at the Knesset there. I think I would be the third U.S. Speaker in history to do that; it would be a great honor of mine. We’re just trying to work out schedules and all this.” Johnson turned to Schumer: “What Chuck Schumer did was almost staggering‚ just unbelievable. To suggest to our strongest ally in the Middle East‚ the only stable democracy‚ that he knows better how to run their democracy is just patently absurd. I mean‚ imagine if I came on your show this morning and called for a regime change in Ukraine in the middle of their crisis‚ fighting for their very survival. That’s what Israel’s facing right now‚ and for the leader of the Senate to say such a thing was just outrageous. And I think it was received that way in Israel; I don’t think they appreciate that very much‚ and it sends a terrible signal to our allies and our enemies around the world. So I wish Schumer would keep his comments to himself.” “Wouldn’t he have to buy in on the prime minister speaking to Congress? Do you know whether that — he wouldn’t say no‚ would he?” Kernan queried. “Well‚ I guess we’ll find out‚” Johnson replied. “Look‚ I’m the one who extends the invitations to speak in the House‚ and if we just have the House‚ that’s fine‚ too. But I think a big majority of that Senate would want to come and stand in support of Netanyahu and Israel. I think it’s a really‚ really critical time for that nation; they’re fighting for their very existence.” “We need to stand strong with them‚ and we’ve passed resolutions to do so‚” he continued. “I’ve attempted twice to get the Israel funding piece done; we will turn to the supplemental and all those issues immediately upon the appropriations being done‚ and as we’ve discussed‚ that’s what’s happening today and by the weekend. And so we’ll address that; we’ll look at it; we have lots of thoughtful conversations here on different routes to handle all of that. I won’t show all the cards this morning‚ but there are ideas‚ very thoughtful ideas‚ on how to do it. I think we’ll get the job done and we’ll project strength. Because‚ you know‚ we maintain peace through strength. That’s an old Reagan admonition and one that we still believe in.” Schumer later issued a statement saying‚ “I will always welcome the opportunity for the Prime Minister of Israel to speak to Congress in a bipartisan way.”