Yes. Yes. Yes. You and you. You and you. You, youre all coming back to me in my apartment. Happy monday everybody. And strap yourselves in because were about to get deeper than my prong toll gist after he takes off his roll ex. Tonights show is three credits at gutfeld university. Lets go so, back in Ancient Greece the famous philosopher socrates actually chose to drink a cup of Poison Hemlock rather than renounce what he believed in, thats a tough guy. Mitch mcconnell tried that with an expired bottle of ensure. They used to die their causes, now they whine about them. Last weeks bill maher shows show, left view of donald trump. Everything he is doing is in plain view and its not illegal. He is violating every political norm. He has shattered we didnt even how much we relied on norms. We are a nation of laws, but more important than the laws are the norms. Like to millions of people transfer of power, when you are a president , i mean that was the most shocking violation of normal dem
Let’s get this out of the way: I like David Foster Wallace’s writing. I find value in his craft writing, and I love his “nonfiction” (which, yes, of
course it’s not really nonfiction? Did everyone miss the part where writers are encouraged and sometimes even god-willing
paid to lie? It’s not like we’re presidential press secretaries for fucks’ sake) and I love all his wild-eyed theorizing about The State Of American Fiction even though a lot of it is outdated and I wouldn’t have even agreed with it while he was alive.
Why I love it is that he takes meta stuff and finds the truth and emotion in it. The very thing people roll their eyes out now, the whole idea of “New Sincerity” to me the fact that he ties ridiculous imagery and winking and meta jokes about authorship to the idea that fiction is supposed to make you feel something, and specifically to make you less lonely, is why people still read it.
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