How's going everybody? Welcome to the Culture War. We got a special episode today. It's not necessarily about a core issue. It's, we're being joined by Adam Conover. Hey, thanks for having me. Nice to be here. Absolutely. Thanks for coming, man. Who are you? What do you do? I'm a comedian. I've made a couple television shows in the past, a true TV show, did a Netflix show. I'm a stand-up comic.

I'm going to be in Charleston, South Carolina this weekend, and you guys invited me.

I thought I swing by. Yeah, I really appreciate you coming on.

Yeah.

You had the, what year was that show, Adam Ruins Everything?

We, it first came out in 2015, I think, and ran until 2019. We did like four or five cycles of it.

My mom loved your show. Oh. And I think she watched regularly. I watched a handful, to be

honest, I'm not going to... That's fine. But you did have one really good one on gun control.

Mm-hmm. And I thought was good because you pointed out Reagan was the start of gun control. And you had probably

one of the most, I think, honest portrayals when you had a Black Panther and like a white rural

work, like fat guy, both being like, yes, guns. Yeah. Because we often see this depiction where

it's like racists are mad, like gun.

Like they lump all two-way people in with like all white supremacists or whatever.

Yeah.

And they try and act like conservatives are mad that black people have guns.

And it's like the two-way guys are not racist.

It's a totally different ideology.

Oh, yeah. We made the point in that video though that, you know, those people tend not to defend

like black people who are, who are, you know, the Philandoz-Castiel case, right,

was one of the ones that we talked about.

But that's, you know, comes up a lot of it.

That actually was a really interesting case, too, because there were a lot of people on

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