Kid Rock broke the news on Thursday that he was headed back out on tour, but said that if you still “believe in woke, DEI bulls***,” you should probably sit these shows out. In a video posted on Facebook, the rocker — born Robert James Ritchie — said ahead of his birthday on Friday that he wanted to share the news that he was launching an arena tour — with seven shows this spring — to celebrate President-elect Donald Trump’s victory and uniting the country. CELEBRATE #47 WITH 47% OFF DAILYWIRE+ MEMBERSHIPS + A FREE $20 GIFT “After so many years of taking s*** and being s*** on by the powers that be, the left-wing media, I think a celebration with the fans isn’t only in order, it’s overdue,” Kid Rock said. “You know I still believe that now’s not the time to gloat, it’s definitely time to try to unite this country.” “But it’s also definitely time to celebrate with some other like-minded, common sense, hard-working, patriots who unapologetically love this country,” he added. “I mean come one come all, I don’t care what your politics are.” “But if you still believe that men should be in women’s sports or women’s bathrooms are good things,” Ritchie continued. “If you believe in cancel culture, and still believe in political correctness, or if you still believe in all this woke, DEI bulls***, you should probably sit these shows out. You’re probably not going to have too good of a time.” Surprise! I decided to let the cat out of the bag early. Sign up for ticket pre-sale starting tomorrow, on my birthday, Friday Jan. 17th at 10am EST at….https://t.co/csNg8PXjPX pic.twitter.com/E4pR7fBdzy — KidRock (@KidRock) January 16, 2025 News of the arena tour by the rock star comes following an announcement by the Trump-Vance Inaugural Committee that superstars Carrie Underwood and Jason Aldean, along with Ritchie, will be just a few of the singers participating in the various inauguration events. At a rally before the inauguration, Kid Rock and country singer Billy Ray Cyrus will perform along with the American disco band the Village People, who will also sing at one of the inaugural balls. Underwood will sing “America the Beautiful” at the swearing-in ceremony, and American Tenor Christopher Macchio will sing the National Anthem. Lee Greenwood will also perform. “The pageantry is wonderful. I’m excited about all of that,” Greenwood told The Associated Press. “I’m excited to sing yet again for President of the United States and particularly my friend Donald J. Trump.” On the day of the inauguration, several balls will take place with Jason Aldean, Rascal Flatts, singer Gavin DeGraw, and country star Parker McCollum booked to entertain guests. The breakdown of those performances can be found here. Information about Kid Rock’s tour this March and April can be found here: www.kidrocktouring.com. Related: Here Are All The Celebrities Reportedly Planning To Attend Trump’s Second Inauguration

Comedian and HBO host Bill Maher laid into Governor Gavin Newsom during a recent TMZ interview, arguing that if California leadership could cut through oppressive regulations and “red tape,” they should have done so before the southern part of the state had burned to the ground. Maher argued that it wasn’t really a Left or Right issue, but one of accountability, telling TMZ hosts Harvey Levin and Charles Latibeaudiere that he’d had previous run-ins with California’s extensive building regulations when he had tried to install a shed and some solar panels on his own property. “I always think there’s a middle of the road, actual practical solution to everything and for this I would say, was California’s uber progressive politics the cause of this fire? Of course not. Did it impede them to some degree? Absolutely. That’s the margin of error that I’m saying we can’t abide by anymore,” Maher explained. WATCH: The comedian, who had previously detailed his own difficulties with the state’s excessive red tape on his own show — HBO’s “Real Time” — said that he was in favor of holding all government officials accountable. “Now, as far as the red tape, I see that they’re all — Newsom, Bass — they’re all saying, we’re going to cut red tape, as if they’re doing us a favor,” Maher continued. “My question is, well, if you can do it now, why didn’t you always do it? Obviously, it can be done. It’s not a favor to us to cut the red tape. Why do we live in this state, in this red tape nightmare the other times of the year when we’re not on fire?” CELEBRATE #47 WITH 47% OFF DAILYWIRE+ MEMBERSHIPS + A FREE $20 GIFT Newsom announced that he would slash red tape for residents who chose to rebuild in the aftermath of the devastating fires, and also promised to prosecute any developers who attempted to sweep in and buy up the land. Toward that end, the Democrat governor signed an executive order on Tuesday “barring opportunist and predatory investors from making unsolicited undervalue offers to families impacted by the firestorms to buy their land, taking advantage by offering fast cash for destroyed property.”

Last night, President Biden gave his farewell address. On his way out, he decided to give an Eisenhower-like warning. Dwight Eisenhower, in his farewell address, famously inveighed against the military industrial complex. I happen to be a believer that Eisenhower’s remark was one of the dumber statements he ever made. The military industrial complex theory, which was pushed by a Marxist-leaning sociologist named C. Wright Mills, says that the defense industry drives America toward war. It is a fool’s way of explaining how foreign policy actually works. But somehow, Biden found an even bigger fool’s way to explain American policy. On his way out, he warned about a tech oligarchy. Let’s be clear. One of the key reasons Biden became president in 2020 was because of the tech oligarchy working with his people — shutting down, for example, the Hunter Biden laptop story so he could win. It turns out that billionaires disproportionately support Biden and his party. But Biden decided he would weigh in about the supposed “tech oligarchy.” What Biden really means is that the people he wants to run the country are career bureaucrats and politicians who have never run a popsicle stand. There are two alternatives. Either the people are going to be left to their own devices to actually hire people, build businesses, and run their own lives — or Joe Biden will run their lives. WATCH: The Ben Shapiro Show Biden has never worked a real job in his entire life. He’s been politicking since the age of 29. He wasn’t even old enough to be in the Senate when he was elected to the Senate. And now, he’s 173-years-old, and he inveighed against the oligarchy in which he has been a key cog for his entire adult life. He stated: Today, an oligarchy is taking shape in America of extreme wealth, power, and influence that literally threatens our entire democracy, our basic rights and freedoms, and a fair shot for everyone to get ahead. We see the consequences all across America. And we’ve seen it before, more than a century ago. But the American people stood up to the robber barons back then and busted the trusts. They didn’t punish the wealthy. They just made the wealthy pay the by — play by the rules everybody else had to. Workers won rights to earn their fair share. You know, they were dealt into the deal, and it helped put us on the path to building the largest middle class and the most prosperous century any nation the world has ever seen, and we’ve got to do that again. Biden’s idiotic notion that we have to break the modern robber barons, that it’s people like Elon Musk and the tech bros who are really the problem, is garbage.  Who do you think is creating the productivity, the innovation, and the jobs that Americans have? It isn’t Joe Biden. It isn’t the government. This is the key conflict of vision between people like Biden and those of us who actually like free markets, free enterprise, and freedom in general. Biden believes that by freedom, we mean the government should allocate to you a particular role in life. When those of us on the other side refer to freedom, we mean that we should all be able to rise and fall on our own merits, and those actions generate positive externalities for everyone. CELEBRATE #47 WITH 47% OFF DAILYWIRE+ MEMBERSHIPS + A FREE $20 GIFT It’s repugnant to listen to Biden whine about the oligarchy while he himself has never produced a positive thing in his entire life. Then, he inveighs against people who actually do the producing, who actually do the innovation, who make life better for literally hundreds of millions of people. Meanwhile, he’s been a complete leech on the ass of society for five decades, talking about the oligarchs. You know who is truly an oligarch? Somebody who uses unearned power, somebody who is given power by the American people to crack down on the freedom of others for redistributive purposes. That person is much more of an oligarchy than whatever supposed oligarchy Biden’s talked of. What a terrible old man. I cannot wait for him to be out of the White House.

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