Stereotypes about racial groups in comedy are only acceptable when they involve comedians who know the individuals personally and have established rapport.

“But it's only cool because you know them. So, this woman doesn't really know any Asian people or have any Asian friends. Yeah. This is just her. This This is a joke between her and her friends and it's the funniest thing they've ever said.”

The guest finds the viral video involving offensive content towards Asians to be offensive but also funny.

“It's offensive, but it's funny.”

Shane Gillis believes that corporations supporting current social movements are distracting from systemic issues and effectively maintaining the status quo.

“the article the article is basically saying like dude the fact that all these corporations are in support of this [ __ ] is like the one thing you should just be like what the [ __ ] what is sure because they're covered that's what I'm saying”

He claims that people should stop acting as if words like 'gyp' only have one meaning, because words can have multiple definitions depending on the context.

“my point is we got to stop acting like words only have one meaning it's so stupid there's a reason when you open up a dictionary there will be a word and it'll give you one two three definitions of a word sometime if it's used in the proper context there's nothing hateful about what Whoopi said”