Brian Kilmeade

He's done nothing wrong.

In his past, I guess he almost got canceled because his ex-girlfriend, Minnie Driver, he made a comment saying there's a difference with the Me Too movement between someone slapping your butt and child molestation.

And then Minnie Driver came out and called him out on Twitter.

And then he had to go and apologize publicly.

And I guess that was traumatizing to him.

But, I mean, this just shows you where the line was put.

And they're the ones who put the line in.

They started this all.

They pulled the pin off the grenade, threw it, and go, wow, that's going to suck.

What do you think, Greg?

Well, we talked about this.

I think that, not to blow our own horn, but let's blow our own horn.

We were the first show to talk about this stuff probably 10, 15 years ago when the show started, that there was this movement coming up.

It was like a population that found joy in hate.

And the one thing that they did not have or offer was forgiveness.

That was the key.

It's like what they were talking about is that you pay your debts in jail.

But but if you were to say I'm sorry to in the media, people would actually get more intense because they smell blood.

An apology is is smelling blood.

So the one thing that I was talked about, I said it many times here is you have to share the risk.