Michelle Wolf became infamous for performing at the White House Correspondents' Dinner and for hosting the short-lived Netflix show "The Break with Michelle Wolf." Her progressive brand of anti-Trump "humor" earned her a lot of critics, but with her new special, "Joke Show," Wolf seems to be taking a different approach and has some harsh, un-PC words for other feminists.

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<p>Michelle Wolf became infamous for performing at the White House Correspondents' Dinner and for hosting the short-lived Netflix show "The Break with Michelle Wolf." Her progressive brand of anti-Trump "humor" earned her a lot of critics, but with her new special, "Joke Show," Wolf seems to be taking a different approach and has some harsh, un-PC words for other feminists.</p>
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Elitists operating in pop culture, establishment politics, and the mainstream media have decided that their opinions are the correct ones, dismissing anyone who disagrees with them as intolerant or uninformed. While other commentators may be vying for insider clout, Lauren Chen is one "pseudo-intellectual" who's happy to be on the outside.

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