Daily Show Notes: Monday 6/10/19

Syndicated columnist and Professor of Economics at George Mason University, Walter Williams, tackles the southern border tariff situation with Dan & Amy

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Editor at First Things, Rusty Reno, continues the debate on illiberalism and explains to Dan & Any what liberalism lacks

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Chadwick Moore, former Editor-at-Large of OUT magazine and The Advocate, and contributor to Playboy, the New York Post, and the New York Times, tells Dan & Amy why he believes CS Lewis predicted Instagram

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Trump/Mexico Mexico’s foreign minister Marcelo Ebrard, told a rally over the weekend the country had emerged from the high-stakes talks that avoided U.S. tariffs on Mexico’s exports with its “dignity intact.”

Oberlin College in Ohio must pay a bakery more than $11 million after labeling the local establishment as racist. The college lost the court case to Gibson’s Bakery on Friday, according to the Chronicle-Telegram. A jury ruled in favor of the bakery, Allyn Gibson, and Allyn’s son David Gibson on charges that Oberlin and Meredith Raimondo, the college’s vice president, libeled and intentionally inflicted emotional distress on the Gibsons and interfered with the bakery’s business.

Hillary Clinton warned during an alumnae event Saturday at Wellesley College that fascism is coming to America. Hillary said “The idea that it can’t happen here is just old fashioned, my friends.”

Joe Crain, a meteorologist for WICS-TV in Springfield, Illinois, has to inform his viewers about severe weather on a regular basis . Unfortunately, he has to do so with the “Code Red Day” alert, a “corporate initiative” from WICS-TV’s owner, Sinclair Broadcasting. Sinclair has come under fire in the past for its heavy-handed, top-down approach to local news, and Crain is clearly not a fan, telling viewers that the Code Red Day alert is not very useful. Now he may be looking for a new job.

Michael Shellenberger for Forbes: Why HBO’s “Chernobyl” Gets Nuclear So Wrong.

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