Jessie Stephens

You know, I've heard him say the quote that he's been saying this week is America is not a country where

people should be showing me your papers.

He's like, is that where we are now?

And he's expressed horror about that and people are like, oh, he's abandoning Trump.

It's like, well, maybe he is or maybe he's just expressing his opinion.

To your point, Jessie, about does it leave us with people who I think that the problem is is that they're really –

Anyone who'll come on and say something controversial is the person that you want on the show.

If you've got two and a half hours of someone who's never going to make a generalization, never going to give you a neat soundbite, never say anything that's going to make people get upset in the comments, no one's listening to your show.

So it's probably less of an ideological allegiance that he's like, I'm an incel and I want to platform incels.

I think people like incels.

And more, who can I get who will stick their neck out and say something not very nuanced?

Because we all know

To avoid becoming that kind of enragement bait, you have to be really nuanced in what you're saying and that's not sexy in a clip.

In a moment, J-Lo is in trouble for not smiling enough.

Is she just all of us on a bad day?

It's awards season and that means that we get to see and judge and poke and dissect every mannerism of celebrities, the real upper echelon of celebrities, even more than usual.

One of the places we like to do that is with the Glambot.

Is everyone familiar with the red carpet Glambot?

Nope.

It's my worst nightmare.