Trump and Musk have canceled cancel culture, and some guy named "Big Balls" helped. Today's show breaks it down.

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The newest poll from CBS shows Trump has a 53 percent approval rating.

According to CBS:

During the campaign most voters — and overwhelmingly, Trump voters — supported the idea of his new mass deportation program. So, today's approval of the current program remains in alignment with that sentiment.

Trump's handling of the Israel-Hamas conflict draws overall positive marks, driven largely by support from Republicans.

That said, most Trump voters and Republicans in large numbers think the administration is more generally putting the right amount of focus on cutting spending and cutting foreign aid.

“The cancel culture is just not working anymore,” Crowder said.

The same poll in 2017 was at about 45 percent and is now even higher with younger voters.

“That does not stop the hack media from attacking as they are,” Crowder added.

The media lost it over the weekend because "Big Balls" was hired to help save America. That is because the left despises any young person they cannot use as a political tool in favor of their deranged agenda. And while the name “Big Balls” may be nothing more than an online nickname, the media has taken this to prove why they loathe anyone against the status quo.

In another instance, a White House staffer reportedly resigned after old “racist posts” circulated online.

According to NPR:

The Wall Street Journal reported on a number of 2024 posts from an account connected to Elez on Musk's X platform and noted that White House officials confirmed his resignation after the paper pointed out Elez's activity on the social media site.

In July of last year, the account posted: "Just for the record, I was racist before it was cool."

Vice President J.D. Vance on Friday said he disagrees with Elez's posts but that "stupid social media activity" should not "ruin a kid's life," he wrote on X. "So I say bring him back," which President Trump said he would support.

Musk replied with: "He will be brought back. To err is human, to forgive divine."

"The media revels, for a short amount of time, in destroying someone's life with social media blackmail," Crowder said. “Just grow up. No one cares.”