DEGRADING: Jimmy Kimmel BENDS THE KNEE to BLM at the Emmys | Ep 231

Did you know the Emmy Awards were on Sunday? Neither did we! So, perhaps unsurprisingly the award show had another consecutive year of record-low ratings. However, while it might seem unthinkable, the show did surpass its previous iterations in terms of the amount of left wing virtue signaling - which was made all the sweeter with a cringe-inducing performance from host Jimmy Kimmel.

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Lauren is a conservative woman who has spoken out against issues like modern, third-wave feminism as part of YouTube's political commentary community. Her videos focus on current events and political and social news.

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