Before we get started, there's a tsunami advisory for Hawaii. An 8.0 magnitude earthquake was near Russia,

so it looks like the tsunami advisory, I should say an advisory, going out to all of Hawaii.

This is breaking just as we're getting started for the show. And considering it could save lives, you know, we'll always try to make sure we get those messages out to anybody who may be listening out in Hawaii or anywhere in the Pacific. Please stay safe, everybody, and we'll be monitoring the situation to see what happens. In the meantime, we're going to be talking about things that are substantially less relevant, but still relevant to the culture. And that is South Park's latest episode, though not out, they put out a trailer and Cartman is Charlie Kirk.

Now, this matters, my friends, because it basically means, I got to say it, I know the left is going to whinge and whine about it.

Feels like we won the culture war.

That's it.

They didn't make a single episode about Joe Biden or Harris.

Now they're making episodes about Charlie Kirk. Charlie and made it. Charlie Kirk changed

his profile picture to that of Eric Cartman. And I'm pretty sure South Park is older than Charlie

Kirk is, easily, several years in fact. So it's pretty crazy to see that Charlie, TPSA, Trump, and this independent media space

has become substantially more relevant than any other cultural reference at South Park

could be mocking right now.

That could be a sign of the collapse of society, or maybe we've just won.

So we'll talk about that.

Plus, it looks like Stephen Colbert is trying to get fired.

Yeah.

At least that's a Time magazine is saying.

He's basically begging to get fired by attacking his network mercilessly.

We'll talk about that.

And then we've got an interesting story.

I cover this my morning show.

It's the Tamura, New York City conspiracy theory.

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