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EPISODE · Apr 15, 2025 · 49 MIN

Ep. 14 Americans Don't Want Chinese Jobs

from Should Be A Morning Show · host Ethan Bearman, Crissy Whalin, Dave Fusaro

This week Dave, Crissy, and Ethan share cultural reflections on the Crocodile Hunter, government spending and economic implications, the dynamics of social security and the federal budget, the impact of tariffs on domestic production, the role of media in politics, performative politics and public perception, changing gender politics, and emerging technologies and privacy concerns.Government spending continues to rise despite layoffs and budget cuts.Social Security is an entitlement that many misunderstand in budget discussions.Tariffs may not effectively replace taxes and could lead to economic issues.Media plays a significant role in shaping political narratives and public perception.Performative politics often overshadows genuine political discourse.Gender politics are evolving, with young men feeling marginalized in current discussions.Emerging technologies pose significant privacy concerns that could reshape law enforcement.The normalization of surveillance technology could erode civil liberties.Cultural reflections on figures like Robert Irwin highlight the complexities of public personas.

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