

E63: Insurrection indictments, human rights in the US and abroad, groundbreaking MS study and more
8 snips Jan 15, 2022
The conversation dives into the Oath Keepers indictments and the Capitol riots, examining their media portrayal. Human rights issues, especially concerning the Uyghurs, are discussed in contrast to domestic dilemmas. Insights on the rise of authoritarianism in the U.S. and the impact of government stimulus on social issues are highlighted. A groundbreaking study links Epstein-Barr virus to multiple sclerosis, while advancements in organ transplantation are also covered. Finally, there's a humorous take on the art of TikTok content and roasts.
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January 6th Debate
- Jason Calacanis recalls previous attempts to discuss the January 6th events on the podcast.
- David Sacks and Calacanis clashed over the severity and media portrayal of the event.
Media Bias
- Mainstream media outlets like MSNBC and Fox News focus on polarizing narratives.
- Calacanis emphasizes the need for balanced coverage.
Biden's Strategy
- Sacks suggests Biden focus on bipartisan issues to improve his approval rating.
- Reforming the Electoral Count Act is a potential area for bipartisan support.