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The Charlie Kirk Debate: Too Soon? There is a particular kind of internet event that makes you realize you may have accidentally wandered into the wrong dimension. Last week, Candace Owens debated Andrew Wilson on the PBD Podcast , with Patrick Bet-David moderating. The subject was the death of Charlie Kirk , and the debate was billed as something important enough that people would apparently spend an evening watching two people argue about it on YouTube . And here's the strange part: very few people actually care about this debate. Unfortunately, almost all of those people are on YouTube. The rest of us are wondering why the algorithm has deemed this our problem now. I tried listening to the debate . Listening may be generous. It was less like a conversation and more like being trapped inside a malfunctioning political podcast where everyone had been given unlimited caffeine and absolutely no obligation to make the experience pleasant . The technical term might be...

Media & Celebrity:  Hunter Biden's Accidental Week of Self-Sabotage He sat for two of the most unusual interviews in recent memory — with Candace Owens , and then with Soft White Underbelly . He answered questions politely . That's about the most charitable thing anyone can say about how it went. If you've been scrolling YouTube this week and noticed the same face appearing in two very different thumbnails, you're not imagining things. Hunter Biden — son of former president Joe Biden , convicted felon, recovering addict, and now something of a strange media fixture — sat for not one but two lengthy interviews in the same week. One was with Candace Owens, who until recently spent years publicly mocking him . The other was with Soft White Underbelly, a YouTube channel run by a man named Mark Laita , who has built a large and devoted following by interviewing people in difficult circumstances with a style best described as unfiltered . If you're not ...