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Welcome to Office Hours. I'm Georgia Howe with the Daily Wire. Today, we sit down with

Seth Dillon, the CEO of my favorite satire site, The Babylon B.

Seth's new Prager You video is titled Killing Comedy, where he talks about what it's like trying to write satire when reality has become beyond parody.

Seth also addresses the power of satire to combat bad ideas in society.

Let's jump right in.

Hi. combat bad ideas in society. Let's jump right in. So, Seth, I'm really excited to have you here because I just want you to know your sight brings

me like deep personal joy. And I think probably a lot of people watching this feel the same way.

So thank you so much. I love hearing that. That's good to hear.

In your video, you talk about how the world has become too absurd even for satire. Do you get the sense that the level of absurdity we've reached is unsustainable and not just for you as a comic, but for

society in general? And where do you think we go from here? Well, it's unsustainable in one sense.

I mean, you have, so I lead the video with this quote of G.K. Chesterton saying, yeah,

the world has become too absurd to be satirized.

He said that in 1911.

And I would just, you know, I just can't imagine what he would say if he were alive now

with all the absurd things that are happening.

It does, it makes the project of comedy so difficult because it's hard to exaggerate,

you know, it's already such an exaggeration in a parody of itself. Of course, that's,

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