i m giving a miss to quebec for banning face veils aimed at muslim women who wear things likely jabs and like hijabs and burkas. if you re banning things, i think you ve lost the argument. it just goes to show two things; controversial things do actually happen north of the border, but secondly, look, identity politics isn t just an american affliction, it happens in canada too. paul: dan. a big hit to brigham young university s studio c. they have amassed one billion views on youtube despite the fact that their comedy is squeaky clean. hard to believe you can actually still make people laugh without wallowing in the gutter. so i think this studio c, brigham young university, this could be the start of something good. paul: remember, if you have your own hit or miss, be sure to tweet it to us at jer on fnc. thanks to my panel, thanks to
their rights. i m giving a miss to quebec for banning face veils, aimed at muslim women for wearing hijabs and burkas. if you are banning things, you have lost the argument. 5 think it shows two things, controversial things do happen north of the border. secondly, identity politics is not just an identity for the u.s. and one billion hits on youtube despite the fact that the comedy is squeaky clean. i think studio c could be the start of something good. remember, if you have your own hit or miss, tweet it to us. that s it for this week s show.
it wassy in small feat. it took a whole team and one green wall. take a look. thank you. turning cnn s washington studio c into a virtual world is no small feat. a team of lighting specialists, graphic designers and studio personnel all worked in concert to get all of the elements just right. it looks better. it s a lot less we are get. the logo is actually blue. attention paid to the most minute details. see how the shadow is hitting like that? it s going to look natural in the environment. after shooting in front of a green screen, the task of making