After Party with Emily Jashinsky Trump's Greenland Deal Reality, and Obama Third-Term Talk, with Cenk Uygur, PLUS From Woke to Camp in Hollywood
Jan 22, 2026
Cenk Uygur, founder of The Young Turks, shares his insights on Trump's controversial Greenland deal and questions its economic repercussions. He warns that such rhetoric could destabilize markets amid rising BRICS influence. The conversation shifts to Obama’s potential third term and the evolving media landscape, notably Gayle King’s salary at CBS. They also tackle cancel culture through leaked texts involving celebrities, discussing its impact on public discourse. Finally, they explore Hollywood's transition from a woke era to campy portrayals.
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Groypers' Reach Is Overstated
- Eric Kaufman's survey shows Fuentes and similar influencers have much smaller audiences and less extremist views than the panic suggested.
- Institutional distrust among young people, not infotainers alone, better explains shifting sentiments on Israel.
Wall Street's 'Taco' Cycle Example
- Emily recalls Wall Street's 'taco' term for Trump retreating after bluster, noting markets price in his threats.
- She contrasts that with recent moments where his actions briefly spooked global investors despite typical market resilience.
Greenland Talk Triggered 'Sell America' Risks
- Cenk Uygur warns Trump’s Greenland talk triggered a global "sell America" reaction that briefly moved markets and risked long-term damage.
- He argues unpredictable U.S. policy can accelerate BRICS alignment and weaken demand for dollars and treasuries.
