Cultural Shifts and Media Influence in Reagan's America

This chapter examines the cultural and political transformations in America post-Reagan, focusing on economic struggles, systemic racism, and media consolidation. It also highlights the intersection of comedy and politics, particularly in relation to the Iraq War and the subsequent media backlash experienced by television shows. Through analyzing iconic works like 'Anchorman,' the chapter critiques the absurdities of the media landscape and its portrayal of political figures during this tumultuous period.