Topic: Glad

Nassim Taleb's book "Skin in the Game" is discussed, specifically the concept of "minority rule" where a small, uncompromising group dictates societal norms, such as kosher or halal food standards. This concept is applied to the outrage from GLAAD regarding the lack of LGBTQ-specific questions on the U.S. Census. The hosts argue that these groups fear a loss of resources if their specific demographics are not officially quantified.

The decline in ratings for the reality series I Am Cait is attributed to a lack of conflict and an overly "politically correct" approach guided by GLAAD. The hosts argue that reality television audiences seek drama and conflict, which the show has failed to provide despite high-profile production.

The hosts discuss the "Gay White Paper" sent to various organizations, including Amnesty International and media outlets, which challenges the narrative of state-sponsored anti-gay violence in Russia. They critique groups like GLAAD and Human Rights Watch for "exploiting" the issue to sell merchandise and raise funds. They also mention a Fareed Zakaria interview where a Russian artist denied a link between gay rights and pedophilia.

Glenn Beck claimed on CNN that he would "stand with GLAAD" to oppose "heterofascism" in Russia, following reports of anti-gay rhetoric from Russian media figures. The segment also touches on the sensationalized report that North Korean leader Kim Jong-un executed his uncle using 120 starved dogs, a story viewed with extreme skepticism.