"They famously compared me to Harvey Weinstein" | Cancel Culture Debate | Eating With the Enemy

Retired Broadcaster George Hook and Irish Traveller Comedian Martin Beanz Warde sit down to discuss cancel culture, Harvey Weinstein comparisons and where they stand on feminism.

George Hook tells Martin that he believes that "comedy is based on offending people."

Martin Beanz Warde speaks on his experience as a comedian and his opinion on cancel culture.

"There are certain jokes you can't joke about. You can't do racist jokes, for example."
"Where's the fun in doing the racist joke?"

George Hook opens up about The Irish Times comparing him to Harvey Weinstein following his controversial comments about rape.

"I had certain views when we send our girls out. We have a responsibility to tell them that if they have ten vodkas, they're not in a position to defend themselves."

George Hook reveals he "may be a feminist," but worries that if people found out that he wore women's underwear at seven years old they may inject him with "some sort of stuff" to help him to transition.

Martin Beanz Warde does not agree.

"Come on, would you stop! You're conflating cross-dressing with transgenderism!"

George asks Martin his opinions on abortion and reveals he voted no in the abortion referendum due to his religious beliefs.

"That's not our argument, George."

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