3 chapters across the catalog
John Cleese on Extremism and Authorized Enemies
A classic recording by John Cleese explores the psychology of extremism, noting that it provides individuals with a list of "authorized enemies" to blame for the world's problems. Cleese satirizes both the hard left and hard right for their respective lists of targets, such as multinational corporations or welfare sponges.
CBS News reports on NYPD intelligence warnings regarding potential domestic terrorism at state capitals leading up to the inauguration. The report attributes the threat to "extreme right disinformation campaigns" and "conspiracy theories." Law enforcement officials express concern over "bumper shot" violence targeting soft targets if the U.S. Capitol remains too secure.
Prohibited Content Categories in Modern Advertising
The hosts review a PDF outlining content categories that major advertisers now boycott, including firearms advocacy, tobacco, and "extreme political positions." They argue that Silicon Valley's shift toward censorship is a direct response to these financial mandates from the advertising industry.
