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The Right Side of Hollywood: The Social Reckoning, Jimmy Kimmel's divergent takes on Graham Platner, Spencer Pratt

This week on The Right Side of Hollywood, Christian Toto and Deborah Flora dive into the latest trailer for The Social Reckoning, a sequel to the 2010 film The Social Network. But it's not just about the movie - it's about the state of free speech in America and how the left's war on free speech is taking a toll on our culture. Christian points out that the trailer makes Mark Zuckerberg the enemy, with a quote that's meant to be a "boo hiss" moment, but instead feels like a laughable attempt to villainize the Facebook CEO. The conversation also touches on the upcoming midterms and how the timing of the movie's release is no accident. Christian notes that Aaron Sorkin, the film's writer, is a left-leaning individual who wants to move the needle on the issue of free speech. But will the film explore the dangers of Facebook censorious conduct leading up to the 2020 election? Probably not. Ryan, Deborah, and Christian also discuss the importance of free speech and how it's essential for a healthy democracy. In other news, Christian's article about Jimmy Kimmel's attack on Spencer Pratt bears more discussion, and Deborah discusses the comedian's tone-deaf response to the reality star's loss of his home in the Palisades fire. They also talk about the irony of the 'progressive' Jimmy Kimmel punching down, a comedic tendency often criticized by the Left. Fool of the Week nominees: Scott Pelley, Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX), Manny Rutinel (D-CO) If you're interested in hearing more about the state of free speech in America, the blatant hypocrisy of Jimmy Kimmel, and the latest news on the entertainment industry, tune in to this week's episode of The Right Side of Hollywood. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

Masculinity is NOT toxic; Stephen L. Miller on Graham Platner, Scott Pelley

This episode is a must-listen for anyone who's been following the recent news about the Democratic Party's nominee for US Senate in Maine, Graham Platner. But outside of the rightful scrutiny Platner is facing - we explore how many men may be unfairly vilified as part of the 'patriarchy,' 'misogynist,' or having 'toxic masculinity.' Ryan delves into the world of men who are making headlines, from the UFC to the halls of Congress, and explores the idea that men are finally having their moment in America. But is it really a moment of celebration, or just a reaction to the perceived wrongs of the past? This episode covers a range of topics, from the recent statements on CNN by Scott Jennings and Carla Sands on the behalf of men in society to the controversy surrounding Graham Platner's past. John Fabbricatore, a former senior advisor to the Trump administration, speaks with the Heritage Foundation about his experience working to locate and rescue unaccompanied minors who were trafficked across the Mexican border. Meanwhile, Ryan shares a powerful message from Facebook friend Lesley Hollywood about the importance of appreciating men in our lives, and Ryan thanks her for acknowledging the important role masculinity plays in our lives. One of the key points of discussion is the way that men are portrayed in the media, and how this can impact our perception of them. Ryan also touches on the topic of false accusations and the importance of verifying claims before jumping to conclusions. Conversely, Versus Media podcast host Stephen L. Miller joins the program with a discussion about the recent controversy surrounding Graham Platner's problematic past and the way that the media is handling it - or not handling it. If you're interested in hearing more about these topics and Ryan's thoughts on the matter, be sure to tune in to this episode. With a range of perspectives and insights, this is a must-listen for anyone who wants to stay informed about the latest news and trends. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

Sen. Barb Kirkmeyer on conservative credentials, comedy shows lampooning governor's race

Colorado's gubernatorial election is heating up, and this episode of the podcast is a wild ride. Join us as we dive into the latest debate between Senator Barb Kirkmeyer and her opponents, Representative Scott Bottoms and Victor Marx. The conversation is filled with shocking moments, from Representative Bottoms' affiliation with podcaster Joe Oltmann, who's called for the execution of Colorado's governor, attorney general, and secretary of state (though Oltmann has pushed back on the context of these statements) to Victor Marx's outlandish claims of saving 45,000 women and children from ISIS and human trafficking. In this episode, Senator Kirkmeyer shares her thoughts on the national coverage of the race by comedian John Oliver, which she agrees is a "backhanded compliment." She also discusses the bizarre behavior of her opponents, including Representative Bottoms' attempt to deflect questions and Victor Marx's claims of being a war hero. The conversation is filled with humor and insight, as the speaker shares her reactions to these shocking moments. The debate between the three candidates was marked by controversy and confusion, with Victor Marx's claims of being a hero in the fight against human trafficking being met with skepticism. Senator Kirkmeyer shares her thoughts on Marx's service animal Reagan the dog stealing the spotlight at the 9 News debate, and how she would work with her opponents to find common ground. She also discusses her experience working with Democrats and Republicans in the General Assembly, and how she would balance the budget and make tough decisions as governor. If you're interested in learning more about the Colorado gubernatorial election and the candidates vying for the top spot, tune in to this episode to hear Ryan's insightful analysis and reactions to the latest debate. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

PREVIEW: Sen. Barb Kirkmeyer joins RSL with update on campaign for governor

A preview of the upcoming episode of RSL, which matters for anyone interested in Colorado politics and the upcoming gubernatorial election. With just 18 days to go before the primary, Ryan dives into the latest developments with Senator Barb Kirkmeyer, who's running for governor. But it's not just about the politics - the conversation also touches on some deeper issues, like the role of men in society and whether they're being unfairly maligned. Ryan discusses the challenges of presenting a budget in the General Assembly, where compromise is often necessary, but can also lead to watering down of conservative values. They also explore the importance of TABOR, the state's revenue control measure, and how some politicians are trying to circumvent it. With the Democrats in power for eight years, the stakes are high, and Ryan is eager to hear Senator Kirkmeyer's take on these issues. The conversation also delves into some not-so-surprising details about how men view the Democratic Party, and whether they're more likely to vote Republican. And also previewing an upcoming fascinating segment, Ryan references John Fabbricatore, who relayed his story to the Heritage Foundation about tracking down unaccompanied children who've been trafficked across the border. If you're interested in staying up-to-date on the latest Colorado politics and hearing some thought-provoking discussions on the role of men in society, tune in to this latest episode of RSL. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

Thursdays with Trisha: The chaotic candidacy of Graham Platner for U.S. Senate

This episode of Thursdays with Trisha Calvarese is a thought-provoking discussion about the Democratic Party's latest Senate candidate, Graham Platner. The conversation delves into the complexities of the party's decision-making process and the implications of choosing a candidate with a troubled past. Trisha Calvarese is offset, as usual, by Ryan - and together they explore the concerns surrounding Platner's candidacy, including his history of problematic behavior and the party's handling of the situation. The episode touches on the idea that the Democratic Party is struggling to find a candidate who truly represents the economic populist movement, which is gaining momentum among working-class people. The conversation also highlights the tension between the party's establishment and its desire to appeal to a broader audience. Trisha and Ryan discuss the potential consequences of choosing a candidate with baggage, and the impact it may have on the party's overall message. One of the key points of discussion is the Democratic Party's vetting process and how it failed to uncover Platner's past issues. The conversation also touches on the party's handling of similar situations in the past, such as the case of Brett Kavanaugh. Trsha and Ryan question whether the party is truly committed to standing by its values or if it's willing to make excuses for problematic behavior. If you're interested in learning more about the complexities of the Democratic Party's decision-making process and the implications of choosing a candidate with a troubled past, tune in to this episode of Thursdays with Trisha Calvarese See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.