The Tim Dillon Show 291 - Dear Vladimir
Mar 13, 2022
In a lighthearted yet pointed commentary, a satirical letter to Vladimir Putin addresses absurdities of the Ukraine war. The discussion hilariously critiques a teacher fired for a children's book about butts and examines the White House's strategy of briefing TikTok influencers to shape public opinion. There’s a playful analysis of a Russian oligarch's insights into diplomacy, and a look at the political strife surrounding educational content, especially the tensions between Ron DeSantis and Disney over gender discussions.
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Kyiv Comedy Scene Mishap
- Tim Dillon recounts following Joe Rogan to Ukraine to start a comedy scene.
- The plan was to replicate Rogan's LA success in Kyiv, but they are now stuck amidst the Russian invasion.
Content is King, Even in War
- Conventional warfare is becoming less engaging in the digital age.
- Putin lacks a strong content strategy, unlike America, which excels at content creation despite its flaws.
Psaki Critique
- Tim Dillon criticizes Jen Psaki's performance as press secretary.
- He suggests a "fun black woman" would be a more engaging choice.
