Jon Stewart's Kaitlin Collins Interview Will Piss You Off
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What is the episode's opening rant about Trump, media and 'the case for fascism'?
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And I often, if ever. Trying to remember. No. No, I never once learned that many fascists rose to power with the overwhelming support of the people because they lived under the thumb of Marxism. Did you know that? So we'll go through a few historical examples. The left wants to accuse us of fascism, and they will. All right. I'm okay with it. Caitlin Collins, hairy forearm lady. She was on Jon Stewart. We're going to talk about that. It's everything wrong with media. And Dylan Mulvaney has made a very brittle boned comeback. What should be done about that? Comment below on with the show.
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Speaking of fascists and socialists, who's your favorite world leader today? Give me an answer. We really don't have fascists anymore when you think about it. I mean, I'm sure they exist somewhere in South America, but there's always a coup. It's just that's a big thing now. Coups are in. It's all about the coup right now. People are doing coups. Captain Morgan, CEO, how are you? Fantastic. The coup is about to take place. Here? Place. Well, how? How?
I don't know.
Yeah. You're just threatening violence. Did you get the ladder with Gerald sign? Yeah. Thanks. They did. It was very lackluster.
There it is. It's a piece of paper that they tape on there.
Yeah, it doesn't have the same ring to it. Also, by the way, Saturday, August 1st, Film Alley, Weatherford, Texas. Josh Feierstein is going to be there. Go support live comedy. How are you, sir? I'm good. I'm good. Do you have a favorite world leader? Is it Donald Trump? I don't have one. I mean, just as far as higher office, I don't know if he qualifies later. We don't need your doctors and engineers.
Polish guy, yeah.
I actually had AI create an ASMR sleep voice of him just right now. Just saying random n-words. Marley was dead to begin with. As dead as a doornail. I have favorites for who are funniest.
There's something about you. You're a world leader. You got flaws.
Yeah, of course you do. It's tough. I don't know. It's a hard job. I wouldn't want it. Obviously, United States. Obviously, it's the United States. I'm thinking if there's anybody else who would... Malay's kind of a rock star. He is pretty fun.
That Japanese lady's kind of fun.
She is. Malay, yeah.
She is, yes. It's always fun when you get a little Japanese lady, like, you know, bopping to the Ramones. So, I don't know. Let me tell you a lady that I'm not a fan of. So, you've obviously... heard of or you may be lamenting the red pill sphere as people call it or the manosphere and then there's the whole dating sphere where women give advice and there's the feminist advice the trad con wife and then men just checking out it's not good it's not going well now you may think that's uh sort of unique to western civilization uh it's not now we take the entitlement to the broads of nigeria
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the episode's opening rant about Trump, media and 'the case for fascism'?
0:00–10:58
2
How does the show pivot to dating culture and the 'free meal' debate?
10:58–46:01
3
Why does the host criticize Jon Stewart's interview with Caitlin Collins?
46:01–49:24
4
How did President Trump and Dylan Mulvaney become part of the White House Correspondents' Dinner discussion?
49:24–1:02:29
Speakers
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