Timcast IRL South Park Runs FULL FRONTAL Of Trump In Gross Parody After $1.5B Paramount Deal w/ James Fishback
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Jul 25, 2025 James Fishback, the founder of an anti-DEI investment firm, joins the discussion to share insights on merit-based hiring practices. He critiques the recent South Park parody of Trump, arguing that its humor feels stale and lacks depth. The conversation highlights the ongoing debate between meritocracy and 'woke' policies in corporate America. They also delve into accountability issues surrounding Trump’s immigration policies and explore the societal implications of current cultural phenomena, including reckless viral pranks among youth.
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South Park's $1.5B Trump Deal
- South Park secured a $1.5 billion deal to mock Trump full-time, focusing on dirtbag left anti-Trump satire.
- Their new episodes recycle old, tired jokes, lacking fresh political satire or policy criticism.
Meritocracy ETF Excludes DEI Firms
- Azoria ETF invests in S&P 500 companies hiring on merit, excluding those with DEI quotas.
- DEI hiring policies correlate with underperformance; merit-based hiring protects investor interests.
South Park's Unfunny Trump Parody
- South Park's Trump parody was lackluster and reused decades-old jokes with no fresh satire.
- The episode prominently featured a full-frontal AI-generated naked Trump scene, aiming to bait legal action.
