Ami Kozak

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230 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 14 Jul

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The Dan Bongino Show · Stupid Things Libs Believe (Ep. 2552) · 14 Jul 2026 podcast

So I hadn't really done it.

You know, I kind of had a little bit of your range style.

It's like these people, ridiculous people, you know, started doing it like that.

And then all of a sudden, there it is.

New impression unlocked.

So I was very happy about that.

But I find that I find that comedy has a way of being very revealing and clarifying because laughter in a way is a form of agreement subconsciously because people do it involuntarily.

And we live in a world where, you know, everybody's reacting to things and giving takes.

But comedy shows it doesn't just tell, you know, in the commentary that everyone's talking and giving, you know, different takes on things, different opinions on things and making persuasive arguments or not such persuasive arguments.

But the reason comedy is so persuasive is it shows you, not just tells you.

It's revealing something.

And if you're laughing at it, in a way, even if it's an exaggerated form of something, you're revealing something that is somewhat resonant and true.

And whether you hate the person doing it or disagree with their actual politics, if you're laughing, you're conceding the point.

I totally agree.

I think that's why the term woke right is actually very appropriate because essentially they're both using the same mechanism of...

you know, disregarding evidence and having conclusions that they've already drawn and then looking for anything in a narrative that can support said conclusion.

So both sides on the woke left and the woke right are operating based on a narrative.

The woke left has decided society is racist.

We live in a patriarchy, colonization, apartheid, all these kind of like buzzwords they use.

And then they look for any story that supports such a narrative and ignore, say, all the white people who've been killed by police or anything that goes against that, because they've already got a conclusion.

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