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Robby Starbuck - The War on Children, Politics, and Culture - The Ed Clay Show Ep. 21
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On this episode of The Ed Clay Show Ed sits down with Robby Starbuck, a former US congressional candidate and filmmaker who recently released his virally acclaimed "The War on Children" which exposed the dangers of gender ideologies in the United States and the impact they are having on the mental well being of our youth.
Ed and Robby talk about Robby's run for Congress and the landmines he ran into while pursuing that office. The overall state of American politics is discussed a handful of times and the weaponization of our justice system combined with the increasing encroachment on Constitutional rights raises serious questions about the direction our country is truly headed.
Robby's film "The War on Children", its popularity and exposure thanks to Elon Musk and his platform X , sparks an important conversation on the technological landscape of social media and how that landscape plays a role in the dissemination of truth in our age of censorship.
Enjoy Episode 21 of The Ed Clay Show with Robby Starbuck!
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Links for Robby:
https://robbystarbuck.com/
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Timestamps:
00:00:00 - Running for Congress, Lessons Learned in Politics
00:21:35 - Weaponization of our Justice System, Gender Ideology
00:35:08 - ChatGPT is Woke, Technological Revolution
00:46:21 - The Propaganda Machine, The War on Children
01:03:45 - The Mere Exposure Effect, Elon Musk and X
01:18:50 - Robby’s Documentary, American Economics, Local Influence
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