Vivek Ramaswamy told CNN’s Van Jones to “just shut the f**k up” on Sunday. Today’s show gets into this.

"I appreciate it because people keep going 'Can we stop having to sanitize everything and cut it for a clip?'" Crowder said.

According to The New York Post:

“Ramaswamy, who is vying for the GOP nomination for president in 2024, offered the brash suggestion for the cable news personality after Jones said on-air he was “shaking” during the fourth GOP debate when Ramaswamy spoke because he felt like he was watching “the rise of an American demagogue.

Jones also called the tech entrepreneur a ‘very, very despicable person’ whose talking points during the debate were one step away from Nazi propaganda,’ the Hill reported.”

“And then you get the mainstream media, you got this character Van Jones on CNN afterward saying, ‘This is the rise of an American demagogue who’s going to live 50 years longer than Trump. This is dangerous, I am shaking,’ that’s what he says,” Ramaswamy said, according to the outlet. “Just shut the f–k up.”

Watch when Jones said he was “shaking”:

This was in response to Vivek saying that the "Great Replacement" theory "is not some grand right-wing conspiracy theory, but a basic statement of the Democratic Party's platform," according to The Atlantic.

"The idea that Westerners, the idea that people who love this country are being replaced retroactively, is true. You can call that replacement theory but don't believe me, believe your lying eyes and ears and let the Democrats tell you for themselves," Crowder said.

Watch Democrats start this "conspiracy":

"They are talking about replacing people who love this country with people who want free things. Just to be clear, I would rather have 10 migrants from Uganda who take the naturalization oath and want to start businesses, work hard, and love what this country is about. I would rather have 10 of those than one Swedish Socialist. But the reality is, we are not getting a massive influx of Swedish Socialists. We are getting a lot of people from South America who are not fleeing oppressive governments, but they see a social safety net of free stuff that the left dangles like a carrot saying 'You want free stuff? You have to vote for all the depravity that comes with it,'' Crowder said. “That is the replacement that is taking place."