Triggered Discipline

The Brilliant Idiots

On this week’s **Brilliant Idiots**, Charlamagne and Schulz, are tackling everything from politics and culture to why people (apparently) don’t wash their legs. They’re breaking down viral clips, calling out political BS, and cracking jokes about the absurdities of everyday life.

Chapters

00:00 Viral Moments and Political Commentary

02:49 The Transition of Power and Political Rhetoric

05:53 Hypocrisy in Political Discourse

09:12 The Role of Media and Public Perception

11:56 Investigations and Accountability in Politics

15:01 The Dynamics of Political Strategy

17:49 The Impact of Political Messaging

21:05 The Evolution of Political Parties

23:57 The Future of Political Engagement

31:17 The Common Sense Crisis in Politics

34:00 Economic Concerns Over Identity Politics

39:54 Cultural Conversations and Their Impact on Elections

44:59 Corporate America's Role in Cultural Discourse

49:59 The Macro vs. Micro Issues in Politics

52:33 The Future of American Politics and Leadership

01:02:24 The Great Leg Washing Debate

01:04:02 Political Figures and Public Perception

01:10:04 The Future of Music and Celebrity Culture

01:14:45 Navigating Fame and Controversy

01:16:06 Legacy Media vs. New Platforms

01:18:03 Reflections on Decades and Personal Growth

01:20:09 Political Identity and Friendships

01:25:09 The Evolution of Political Discourse

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