Episode 25 · July 30, 2025
Satire Strikes Back: South Park Skewers Trump and Paramount
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Show notes
South Park just aired one of its sharpest episodes ever—a brutal, brilliant, and hilarious take-down of Trump and Paramount, its own parent company This after Paramount bowed to Trump's groundless lawsuit over a 60 Minutes story and then refused to renew Stephen Colbert’s contract. Coincidence?
Corey Brettschneider and John Fugelsang break it down:
– Why satire matters now more than ever
– The fight between corporate media and political dissent
– The terrifying implications of a possible Maxwell pardon
– Trump's tariffs are back in court—can the law hold?
– A big win for sanctuary cities and local resistance to MAGA
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Corey Brettschneider and John Fugelsang break it down:
– Why satire matters now more than ever
– The fight between corporate media and political dissent
– The terrifying implications of a possible Maxwell pardon
– Trump's tariffs are back in court—can the law hold?
– A big win for sanctuary cities and local resistance to MAGA
Subscribe for fierce, funny, and unflinching analysis every week.
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