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 episode explores the racist history behind the myth of overpopulation and how it has been used to justify xenophobia and imperialism. The speaker argues that the real problem is not overpopulation, but rather unequal distribution of resources.
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.
Despite the atrocities committed during the Vietnam War, some individuals could still be loyal to LBJ's memory due to his contributions to the Civil Rights Act. However, it's questionable whether he had anything to be proud of at the center of himself.
Dana Carvey discusses how he found his impressions, including President Bill Clinton, and the way Clinton seduced people with his charm.