You could play as David Duke as a champion because we thought that would be hilarious.

And we had a guy who got in character and he was like, he was playing as a racist, so he would only attack the African American card.

So I was like, I never even thought of that. I never even thought of getting, I was like, what?

Like when we're on the same team, he's like, yeah, but I'm racist. Yeah. I was like, we have another card who's a far right.

They're a trailer trash.

And when you destroy the card and put them in chill because they're cooking meth, their trailer

blows up and it damages everybody around.

So like, you know, there's like, we hit everybody.

People who disagree with me and disagree with my perspective.

We try to make a game so that we want those people to play to you because we want people to be able to disassociate with our emotions.

And the thing about comedy does is the reason why things are funny is because they're true.

So you can kind of sneak in there and expose them to some truth.

They wouldn't typically emotionally allow themselves to do it.

But they can't help, they can't help but laugh.

I mean, you could take a communist and have them play Monopoly and them still get a kick

out of getting all the money and putting all the hotels and watching you go bankrupt, right?

I mean, the idea is to take, you know, your people who don't think like you and expose them

to ideas in a different way that they've ever thought.

All interviewers have their own style, and my style is to try to get to the point and to be intensely curious.

And the key to the interview is listening.

Take a look behind the curtain with a real whistleblower an American patriot.

Prepare to embrace the uncomfortable truth because this program has no time for comforting

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