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Oct 25, 2025 Acclaimed actor Michael Shannon, known for his roles in gripping dramas, discusses his latest film 'Nuremberg' and the challenges of portraying historical figures. Allison Tolman, star of 'St. Dennis Medical,' shares her passion for healthcare storytelling shaped by personal experiences. Comedian Robin Tran brings humor to the table with her edgy stand-up and engages in a lively advice segment, tackling moral dilemmas with her unique blend of angelic and devilish advice. Together, they explore the intersection of history, healthcare, and comedy.
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Fascism Appeals To Insecure Power
- Jon Lovett argues fascism attracts insecure, status-seeking “losers” who crave domination and vengeance.
- Democracy requires collaboration, curiosity, and grace to counter that appeal.
Racist Group Chat Revealed
- Jon reads racist texts from Paul Ingrassia's group chat, including an MLK comment and Italian slur examples.
- He uses the exchange to mock the nominee's alleged dry-wit defense and highlight real harm.
Democracy Relies On Opposite Virtues
- Lovett contrasts fascist functionaries with democratic virtues like collaboration and seeing shared humanity.
- He frames current political conflict as losers vs. underdogs, highlighting values at stake.