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The podcast bros are at it again, and people like Bill Burr have decided to give their stance on the issues. Today’s show breaks it down.

“It’s not that his views are adaptive. It's not that in the face of new information, he has moderated some views, or he leans a different way. There is a very big difference between that, which is natural, which is healthy, and a complete 180 to where your perspective as an artist is completely unrecognizable and is exacerbated by the fact he tried to convince people he was always like this,” Crowder said. “This is the problem Bill Burr is facing.”

Burr has made some radical comments over the last several years.

“There’s an ugliness out there right now where if you’re a racist, if you’re an antisemite, if you’re a psycho nationalist and you want a softball interview, there’s podcasts out there where you can get one, and they will laugh at your fucking bad jokes and give you this pass. There’s a really ugly thing going on out there, and we’ve already seen what it does to a nation, and it’s not the way to go.”

More and more podcasters are jumping on the leftist bandwagon while still pretending to hate them.

“People are entitled to have their opinions and change them, but what changed? Why the disconnect? I think people are catching on to this,” Crowder said. “Why are these people surprised?”

According to comedian and podcaster Andrew Schulz, what Trump is doing is unconstitutional. According to Tim Dillon, Trump has “made immigration regulation synonymous with zip-tying children and old women and rushing into high school graduations.”

“We are talking about, in some cases, people who have held themselves as ambassadors, and now it seems like they are doing the bidding of people we have fought against,” Crowder said. “I think in this ever-shifting media landscape, it is very important that we all be vigilant.”