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Sinclair alleges that David Axelrod threatened to cut off media access for any reporter who investigated Sinclair's claims during the 2008 campaign. The hosts discuss this as a "message from headquarters" to Obama to stop interfering with the current Biden administration.
The hosts analyze the social pressure on young people to adopt non-traditional identities to avoid being at the "bottom" of the woke social hierarchy. They suggest that identifying as non-binary or using unique pronouns is often a response to the vilification of "cis-straight" individuals. The recent decision by Demi Lovato to return to "she/her" pronouns is cited as an example of shifting identity trends.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford states that politicians cannot publicly disagree with their chief medical officers without facing political ruin. The hosts compare this dynamic to the pressure faced by former President Trump when dealing with federal health officials.
John McCain's Joke Writers and the Tire Pressure Gag
John McCain has reportedly hired professional joke writers to sharpen his public appearances, leading to effective barbs against Barack Obama's energy suggestions. When Obama suggested Americans could save gas by keeping tires properly inflated, the McCain campaign distributed tire pressure gauges labeled "Obama's Energy Policy." McCain later quipped that Obama's plan was a "public service announcement" rather than a viable energy strategy.
