EXCERPT:
CARLSON: "You may have heard of Airbnb, it's an online service that exists to connect property owners with people who want to rent short-term, usually people traveling on vacation or for business. So Airbnb has a very straightforward mission, or it did, but then around the time that Donald Trump took office, Airbnb decided to become an aggressive agent of authoritarian social change. So its first step, of course, was to address 'bias and discrimination in its own operations.' To do that, it followed the guidance of, believe it or not, Al Sharpton’s National Action Network, because they're the guys to go to to make things just — and learn how not to pay your taxes. Then three years later they accelerated it. Airbnb began banning conservatives from spending the night in its properties. They didn’t say this out loud, they referred to people they disagreed with as 'white nationalists' because that is the script they always read. Then, after January 6, they amped it up still more. Airbnb announced that 'domestic terrorist and violent hate group members' are also banned. So you've got to ask, if some of these terms are ever defined, who are these white nationalist terror leaders that Airbnb is banning from spending the night? Let’s put a face on this. One of them is longtime conservative columnist Michelle Malkin, who, for the record, is not white. It’s kind of hard to be a white nationalist if you are not white, but that is what they are saying she is. She learned this when Malkin and her family tried to rent an Airbnb for a family trip and they were denied.”