

Ep. 1433 - Super Bowl Sunday: Where Liberal White People Make Lots Of Money Off Wokeness
Feb 14, 2022
The Super Bowl halftime show sparks a lively debate on capitalism and cultural contradictions, as rebellious artists perform for corporate giants. The NFL's commercialization of social justice is humorously critiqued, revealing the disconnect between political rhetoric and reality. Serious allegations from the Russiagate investigation highlight political manipulation while tensions mount between Russia and Ukraine. Additionally, discussions on union politics, mask mandates, and Biden's waning support underscore broader themes of hypocrisy and shifting dynamics in today's political landscape.
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Super Bowl Halftime Show
- The Super Bowl halftime show featured rappers like Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, and Eminem, who have been associated with controversies and criminal convictions.
- The NFL, a major corporation, used these artists, who seemingly rebel against the system, for entertainment and profit.
Eminem's Kneeling
- Eminem's kneeling during the halftime show, initially presented as controversial, was pre-approved by the NFL.
- This highlights the NFL's shift from condemning kneeling to profiting from it, demonstrating capitalism's ability to co-opt any message.
Durham Investigation Revelations
- The Durham investigation revealed that a tech executive working with the Clinton campaign accessed White House internet traffic.
- This was done to gather information on Trump and create a false Trump-Russia collusion narrative.