Starting to see this pop up more in the recommendations. Crazy to think that exactly one year and a few hours ago he had no idea that in the next few months he'd get embarrassed by JMU 70-50, get replaced by Bill Bellichik, and start a podcast with his best player and Bob Ballou about the other school that fired you. Might watch the back catalog to see if Mack drops the sunshine act and opens the fuck up.
For every one of these, there are a dozen equally stupid things said by the right but for some reason nobody ever pretends as if the republican party needs to answer for them
I gotta say Deepfake AI has really improved. This Kumail Nanjiani commercial for DirecTV with Rob McElhenney includes a realistic-looking video clip of Ryan Wingo actually catching a pass. This has terrifying implications for democracy.
The only people willing to hire him are Prager and Ben Shapiro, which means he doesn't have much of a career and is fully dependent on podcast sponsors and right wing donors.
Tucker is much, much smarter than Trump. Which is what makes him very dangerous if he were to have political aspirations. Unlike Trump, Tucker Carlson understands that you need the support of the masses before you graduate from G5 to P4 authoritarian fascism. If you make the leap without the resources to do so, the program falls apart.
Karl Rove on the other hand, I don't know what his deal is these days.
They can work but usually don't. Most Americans are addicted to ESPN. All of the networks would have done the exact same thing, though. Corporate officers are all spineless and only care about remaining in the 1%