Ryan Broderick

It was totally treatable, but he needed to eat like only orange food.

Yeah.

The whole thing about like them not having money or whatever is like real weird.

There's no evidence he was right wing apparently.

i think it has become increasingly difficult to understand like who is doing this stuff for what reason and i think rfk you know as the installation of you know whatever his stupid title is this department of secretary secretary secretary of health yeah

Um, has like made it even more confusing because like we've done research into sort of how Maha or Make America Healthy Again works as a network.

And you have a lot of people who know that it's explicitly right wing.

And then you have a bunch of like crusty yoga moms who don't know that they are repeating right wing talking points.

And that's on purpose.

Like this stuff has become so insidious.

The the right wing fixation on Sydney Sweeney and whether or not she's conservative or not, they don't they're not really waiting around to recruit people anymore.

What they're doing is like casting the widest net possible and then making you be right wing by association.

It's all about like false consensus building, I think.

Wait, wait.

Did you go to the one where Dana Loesch spoke to, like, all the women?

Because that's literally next to our outline here.

Did you...

Okay.

Yeah, the one we have here is basically kind of a bow on where we started with this episode, which is there was a Q&A with Charlie Kirk and Erica Kirk in Dallas at a TPUSA event.

And this is from the New York Times.