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Oh boy... This episode features concentration camps, more Trump sexual assault accusations, and so much more. Also, spicy chicken nuggets. With special guest Andrew Ti. 

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mathdemigod

I bet this episode is going to be uplifting and not at all depressing!

April Hughes

The people who oppose us hate us, and a significant amount of them have guns and aren't afraid to use them. This 'taking care of your neighbor' stuff is great, but if there's a revolution, it's going to involve guns. I reluctantly, and I mean very reluctantly bought a couple of guns, and am spending time at the range using them. I think it's going to come down to that. Or we could just sit here, do "Kumbaya" and get slaughtered. I don't know what to do any more, to tell you the truth. My marksmanship is getting better, though.

Michael O'Donnell

For as painfully heart-breaking and gut-wrenching the majority of topics were in this episode, I felt uplifted by the end. Ending each episode with "We love you very MUCH!" is the capper, but the conversation about "Brooklyn 99" and Andre Braugher's statement started it off for me. I recently had a conversation with some friends about how possibly my favorite genre of entertainment is comedy with heart, and I think/hope "Brooklyn 99" could find a way to pull that off in the context of what you discussed. Thanks for another great podcast and I love you all very much.

Allyson Holder

My podcast feeds collide in the weirdest ways. I really enjoy Yo, Is This Racist? and highly recommend it. The hosts are sympathetic and Andrew is definitely a comrade.

Nick Ulanowski

“"What makes all of this more confounding is that Rogan is a fairly basic political liberal on almost every issue: He believes in the need for greater social spending for the nation’s poor and working class, opposes war and militarism, favors drug legalization, is adamantly pro-choice and pro-LGBT rights, and generally adheres to liberal orthodoxies on standard political debates. That is why he was so fond of Bernie Sanders and Tulsi Gabbard, and why Andrew Yang — whose signature issue was the universal basic income — was one of the few candidates he deemed worth talking to." “While Rogan is politically liberal, he is — argues former Obama 2008 campaign strategist and Rogan listener Shant Mesrobian — culturally conservative, by which he does not mean that Rogan holds conservative views on social issues (again, he is pro-choice and pro-LGBT rights). He means that Rogan exudes culturally conservative signals: He likes MMA fighting, makes crude jokes, hunts, and just generally fails to speak in the lingo of the professional managerial class and coastal elites. And it is those cultural standards, rather than political ones, that make Rogan anathema to elite liberal culture because, Mesrobian argued in a viral Twitter thread, liberals care far more about proper culture signaling than they do about the much harder and more consequential work of actual politics." That’s from this Intercept article: https://theintercept.com/2020/09/22/as-joe-rogans-platform-grows-so-does-the-media-and-liberal-backlash-why/