Taylor Lorenz

I mean, we could do a whole other episode on just like the current meltdown happening in the right wing world.

Like we've seen so many different factions emerge.

Yeah.

But I think of her as kind of like a modern day Alex Jones, but far more palpable.

I think what makes her so compelling is she's beautiful.

She's put together.

She's not sounding like a ranting, raving lunatic when she's saying this stuff.

But if you listen to the stuff she's saying, it's conspiracy theories that are completely divorced from reality.

Who's the real deep state actor?

There's been, as a lot more conservatives have become disillusioned with Trump, and especially the far right, the QAnoners.

You've seen this sort of backlash with Epstein stuff, with Israel.

A lot of those people on the far right and people on the left are looking for guiding voices.

And they're turning to people that are very anti-establishment.

And Candace was able to seize on that so effectively because she doesn't identify as pro-Trump anymore.

She talks about, you know, sort of almost leaving the MAGA movement.

And now she's just this, like, anti-institutionalist and positions herself against power in this way.

Her stream on Monday was unreal.

She talks about how people aren't real.

And, like, she talks...

She's so good at weaving all these narratives together, but she's talking about the rise of AI and how things don't feel normal and how people don't seem real.