but they're making inroads in this one sort of cultural territory.

They're taking seriously that bright part victim,

that politics is downstream from culture, right?

That you can gain political territory by winning over online young men and turning them on at

gamer gate, right?

So we're kind of trying to sound the same alarm about that especially young men attracted to this cultural form are being

recruited to right-wing causes they're being introduced to libertarian and

and further right right-wing thinkers and to take that seriously. Oh my goodness gracious me you are here it is the bituation room.

Welcome, welcome, welcome.

If you are listening as a podcast, this means nothing to you,

although you might have missed me in the last couple of days,

but it is a Tuesday. That's right, in the last couple of days, but it is a Tuesday.

That's right, in the middle of the day, just why?

Cuz.

And let me tell you, that's Sunday, I really enjoyed it.

Really enjoyed my Sunday off but yes we are live on a Tuesday you are not

live on a podcast listening after the fact doesn't matter so excited to have you here our first Tuesday show is going to be

Wonderful jam-packed with all kinds of goodies all kinds of fun stuff and of course a bonus episode all about Alex Jones which you definitely want to

holler at. But joining me if you didn't know, comedian Jessica Celia is here, as well as associate

professor Nick Marks, who wrote a book all about right-wing comedy which think about how much awful research you would

have to do to write a book like that like just just he is a living martyr? Yes, yes he is. So Nick is going to be with us to talk

about why we need to all take right-wing comedy seriously or he's gonna lay out the case you guys can decide I'm

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