In this podcast, the host discusses the case of Jamie Kilstein, who was canceled over his tweet comparing Israel to North Korea. The host comments on social media, cancel culture and free speech in light of Kilstein's case.
This is the story of Marichek, a convicted murderer who killed multiple people, including his wife. Despite being found guilty multiple times, some right-wing media outlets and individuals believe he is innocent.
The comedian in the podcast joked about a serious topic like rape case, and how he made the best out of it. He also drew a parallel between his situation and that of his enemy on YouTube.
The speaker discusses how Trump's willingness to negotiate with North Korea contrasted with previous US presidents, but little progress has been made in terms of a deal.
The current political environment is not catering to younger generations, who prioritize social media and entertainment over traditional forms of politics. Younger voters are looking for progressive change and are more interested in charismatic figures who can connect with them on a personal level.
A former government official who worked closely with President Trump describes him as easily manipulated with zero self-awareness, and expresses concern over the impact he had on numerous issues. However, the speaker notes that many critics of Trump fail to acknowledge that nearly half of the country voted for him.