The Megyn Kelly Show Navy's Drag Queen Recruiter, and Fox News' Post-Tucker Ratings, with the Ruthless Podcast Hosts and Graham Allen | Ep. 543
May 4, 2023
John Ashbrook and Michael Duncan, co-hosts of the 'Ruthless' podcast, alongside Graham Allen, a former Army Sergeant, dive into the controversies surrounding the Navy's use of a drag queen for recruitment. They discuss the implications on military values and readiness. The conversation shifts to corporate America, examining Bud Light's PR challenges and Fox News' declining viewership post-Tucker Carlson. With humor and political insight, they critique the evolving media landscape and the clash between identity politics and traditional values in both the military and marketing.
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Shifting Recruitment Tactics
- The military now uses drag performers for recruitment, a stark contrast to the inspiring Marine ads of the past.
- This shift is exemplified by Joshua Kelly, a non-binary drag queen recruited by the Navy.
Identity Politics vs. Military Cohesion
- The military's emphasis on identity politics is antithetical to its core value of teamwork.
- This focus on individual differences undermines unit cohesion and mission success.
Corporate Influence on Military Values
- Corporate America's focus on personal values is now influencing the military, prioritizing identity over mission.
- This is evident in the Navy's use of a drag queen for recruitment, highlighting personal identity over military service.