Walter Kirn

Yeah, it was really an amazing thing because what they did is in response to the popularity of the Netflix show adolescence, uh, which Keir Starmer is now going to, uh, mandate that every secondary school student in the UK has to watch. Um,

The story is basically about a beatific young boy who is moved to knife crime or murder against a young girl because he listens to Andrew Tate, basically, sort of misogynistic online content. And so they regurgitated this whole interview they did two years ago.

The story is basically about a beatific young boy who is moved to knife crime or murder against a young girl because he listens to Andrew Tate, basically, sort of misogynistic online content. And so they regurgitated this whole interview they did two years ago.

The story is basically about a beatific young boy who is moved to knife crime or murder against a young girl because he listens to Andrew Tate, basically, sort of misogynistic online content. And so they regurgitated this whole interview they did two years ago.

about the dangers of that kind of content and this expert on online radicalization by the way who where do you go to get that job um expert in online radicalization anyway isis Yeah, it's so bizarre.

about the dangers of that kind of content and this expert on online radicalization by the way who where do you go to get that job um expert in online radicalization anyway isis Yeah, it's so bizarre.

about the dangers of that kind of content and this expert on online radicalization by the way who where do you go to get that job um expert in online radicalization anyway isis Yeah, it's so bizarre.

And the whole thing was about how the first thing you have to do is make sure is monitor your children for any signs that they are laughing at inappropriate humor or calling things that really aren't funny, funny. Like, for instance, finding Hitler's mustache.

And the whole thing was about how the first thing you have to do is make sure is monitor your children for any signs that they are laughing at inappropriate humor or calling things that really aren't funny, funny. Like, for instance, finding Hitler's mustache.

And the whole thing was about how the first thing you have to do is make sure is monitor your children for any signs that they are laughing at inappropriate humor or calling things that really aren't funny, funny. Like, for instance, finding Hitler's mustache.

Everything is funny. And they singled out Hitler's mustache, which Walter, I don't know, or Megan, actually both of you, I would think is one of the funniest things that's ever existed is Hitler's mustache.

Everything is funny. And they singled out Hitler's mustache, which Walter, I don't know, or Megan, actually both of you, I would think is one of the funniest things that's ever existed is Hitler's mustache.

Everything is funny. And they singled out Hitler's mustache, which Walter, I don't know, or Megan, actually both of you, I would think is one of the funniest things that's ever existed is Hitler's mustache.

Yeah, absolutely. If your eight-year-old boy doesn't think Hitler's mustache is funny, that's one I would call a psychiatrist, actually.

Yeah, absolutely. If your eight-year-old boy doesn't think Hitler's mustache is funny, that's one I would call a psychiatrist, actually.

Yeah, absolutely. If your eight-year-old boy doesn't think Hitler's mustache is funny, that's one I would call a psychiatrist, actually.

I love the color commentary, though. It's, you know, speaking with knowledge as if they know what this is like generally.

I love the color commentary, though. It's, you know, speaking with knowledge as if they know what this is like generally.

I love the color commentary, though. It's, you know, speaking with knowledge as if they know what this is like generally.

It's crazy. It's like, you know, when you go to get a Chevy Traverse test drive, you come out more like a family than like, you know. Somebody who just took a car. I mean, they're talking about getting in and out of a car.