So my guest today is Seth Villan, the CEO of a satire website comedy, making fun of people

both on the left and the right, who's got a lot of heat lately with New York Times, New York Times

wrote negative things about them, then they sued them, then New York Times had to change it.

So Cracker Jack changes the name to more politically correct Caucasian Jack, which is pretty hilarious.

I've read three them, I haven't read the ten. So there's going to be a reaction on the other ones.

Number two, Biden cuts hole and mask so he can still sniff people's hair, pretty impressive

about them. That one's good. Three, motorcycleist who identifies as a bicyclist, set cycling world

record. That is classic, by the way, David, I love that one. Four, CDC, people with dirt on

Clintons have 843% greater risk of suicide. That's a pretty, that's pretty accurate. It is

probably accurate. It'll be pretty accurate right there. Five, Fisher Price releases my first

peaceful protest play set with house you can actually burn down, very thoughtful. Man identifying

as a six-year-old crushes game-winning home or in T-Ball Championship. I can go on, by the way,

they can go on and on and on and on and on and on and obviously this is satire, which we're

going to talk about here today, but with that being said, thank you so much for being a guest on

value team. Thanks for having me. Glad to be here. So satire, satire is very old. I mean, I think

this goes back to, I was looking at the history today, even back in Egypt 2000 years ago before

Christ, they were doing satire and a lot of it was making fun of people in power. It was church,

it was politicians, it was the government, it was the rich people, it's not like it's one sided,

it's been continuous to hold people accountable, but this is your world. Tell us how you got into this

satire world. Well, the Babylon B exists because nobody was really doing satire from this particular

perspective at the time. You've probably heard of the onion, right? The onion is like. They're

knocked off a little bit though. They used to be the biggest, they haven't... Yeah, well,

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