Will Cain Country - Is “Right-Wing Socialism” About to Take Over Politics? (ft. Aaron Berg & Jack Mac)

Episode Date: September 22, 2026

Socialism continues to gain popularity, and even the right is beginning to become infected. But where exactly does that lead? History might offer some hints. Comedian and ‘Con Job’ Star Aaron Berg joins the show alongside host of ‘Unpack With Jack Mac’ to explain what happens if the right fails to resist socialism’s populistic allure, and take a look at a concerning new poll showing just how many leftists would be okay with President Trump’s assassination. Plus, they break down the blatant double standard illustrated by the outrage over Sydney Sweeney’s boudoir gambling advert, and what the explosive growth of ‘looksmaxxing’ means for the future of male beauty norms.Subscribe to ‘Will Cain Country’ on YouTube here: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Watch Will Cain Country!⁠⁠⁠Follow ‘Will Cain Country’ on X (⁠⁠⁠@willcainshow⁠⁠⁠), Instagram (⁠⁠⁠@willcainshow⁠⁠⁠), TikTok (⁠⁠⁠@willcainshow⁠⁠⁠), and Facebook (⁠⁠⁠@WillCainNews)Follow Will on X: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@WillCain Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

By any means necessary, a new poll shows that either by the 25th Amendment or dying in his sleep, Democrats are ready to be done with Donald Trump. But what's lurking on the horizon for the right? National socialism? Wait till you see and hear the difference between how women view Sidney Sweeney and Lindsay Clancy. and everyone is about to look like clavicular. With Aaron Berg and Jack Mack today on Will Kane Country. It's Will Kane Country streaming live at the Will King Country YouTube channel, the Wilcane Facebook page here as always. Just hit follow at Spotify or on Apple.

While you're at it, you can go check out the SDR show and Modern Day Man, both of those co-hosted by comedian Aaron Berg, who's with us to kick off the show this morning. What's up, Aaron? Oh, dude, back from Key West where I renewed my vows and I'm still married 10 years in, we'll beat that. Well done. We heard about that in the last appearance of Aaron Berg, renewed his vows. Congratulations, man.

What did that feel like as compared to the original vows? You start to forget them? Less stress. We made these vows up as we went. There was a guy with like a weird robe on and he blew a conch shell, which is very, very, ceremonial for Key West. And I got bit by nosiums, which is a type of bug. They're like a mosquito, but very Key West-centric, and I'm still itching. And of course, my daughter was with us. So technically, the vow renewal does not count because the relationship has yet to be consummated.

So you got bit by a bug, and I'd like you to pronounce the name of that bug one more time. no zium or a noceum i believe how do you pronounce that that's how i know of that bug noceums i is there is there a real word are they actually called noziums i've never heard that i've only ever heard no seems i think they're called no seems because you don't see them that's what i thought was like oh what bitch you no see them no see it sounds like an old native word i felt like like i should have done like uh land acknowledgment before the vow renewal We are here on the land of the noceums, where they were a proud people, a very proud bug, and their land was taken by the mosquitoes, the mosquito tribe.

It was lovely, man. He was great. What, bitch you, noceum. They call him the one that knows him. It's crazy. Aaron, so you got, do you know the name of the bug? I grew up with these bugs. like if you go walking on a camping trip and say you have shorts on and high socks,

they're the bugs that will bite you all around the edge where the socks hit the skin. Or when you were a kid and you were wearing witty tides. You take the wighty tides off and you'd have bug bites all along the area where the, you know, the elastic is on the on the on the whitey tides. So they would just kind of get in the tightest crevice or clothes met skin and just, bite you a ton. Do you know the name? Sure there wasn't a camp counselor?

It sounds like a bank counselor. Same's Ryan. You seem like a northeasterner. Dan, you don't know the name of that bug either? No, it sounds like bedbugs to me. No, it's not a bed bug. It's got a very dangerous name. Say it slowly.

Does that help you? Oh, I do. Does it end with an ER? Oh, yeah. Hardier. Yeah. I know it. I'm not saying it.

What if it ends with an A.H? Starts with a J. What is it? A. H. Chiggers. Oh, Chiggers.

Oh, I remember those. Have you heard of them? Yes, very annoying bugs. They're the worst. Are they big? Dude. No, they're real small. I actually don't even know what a chigger looks like.

Like you don't ever catch one. You just end up with the bites. You know what I mean? You ever been sucked on by a leech? Never. It's a weird name. Me neither. Have you?

You remember the movie Stand By Me where he went in the water and he was like, absolutely. Yes. And that stays. That's nightmare. Your brain. Anytime you go into a lake, you're afraid leeches are going to get all over you. You ever been stung by a stingray?

A stingray? No, I'm not that dude. That kills you dead, doesn't it? Yep. Jellyfish? Don't think I've had jellyfish. Been with a buddy. Was with a buddy surfing in Hawaii paddled out.

He never made the lineup. I was like, what happened to him? Turns out on the way on the paddle out, he got wrapped up in a Portuguese manor war, which are bigger than jellyfish, you know, so it can just get you, your whole body. He was, he was in, went to the hospital and racked up in bed for days. Is that a chigger? Yeah. Are you looking at one?

Yeah, these are them. Oh, that looks gnarly, dude. Ooh. Kind of looks like a tick. Yeah. That's gnarly. But how small are they? Because you, you don't, oh, look how small is on that dude's fingertip. That's why you don't ever see him. Yeah. That person looks like that.

had four osteoporitis. You've been bit by fire ants, Aaron? No. Those are the worst. Yeah. We just had those in Canada when I was there. Yeah. What's the worst bite you've ever had?

Been bit by a dog? Doberman on my butt. And it wasn't that bad. It broke skin, but I was like, ow. That's all I said. Ow. It wasn't that bad. Doberman.

That's my dog. I've got Doberman. small Doberman. My friend got bit by some type of something mixed with a poodle, but it was 100 pounds this weekend. His hand is cut wide open. They had to put the dog down. Jeez.

Really? That crazy? Yes. I guess it went after a kid before, too, and let his hand. So they were like, that's it. We're going to put it down. I got bit in the face. I got bit in the face by a golden retriever one time, broke skin, but not stitches. They're so, like, doofy.

Eh, you know, it's just, I'm a dog guy for sure, right? And I have a Doberman who's not, he's not aggressive, but he's not, he's not as confident he should be. And you know what I mean when you don't have confidence? So one thing I've learned through my life and having kids, just don't put your face in a dog's face. Any dog's face. And I did that with that golden retriever. I bent down, pat him on his ears, stuck my face down by his face. And he was like, get out of my face.

dude. I should have seen it in his eyes, too. He was kind of telling me. I don't like this. With your Doberman, have you tried having him read books like the 48 laws of power or something that would help him confident? Yeah, right. How to de-escalate, how to feel confident in awkward social situations. Or Zionetics may help that dog. You don't know where they land. I got bit by Big Jellyfish one time. It was terrible. in it up there in the northeast oh yeah they're bad big old guy i don't know if it was a man of war but it was uh pretty bad i think i did not pee on the worst bite i've ever had uh even though the dog but broke skin is i got bit by a mule once what um and a big old teeth yeah big o teeth

yes dude that's the worst so uh and mules are really interesting so this is when i lived and worked on a ranch in Montana. Mules are smarter than horses, but you know, you got to really be on that mule because they're also a little bit independently minded. And I was doing a pack string. Do you know what I mean? Like where we put stuff on the mules, we ride the horses and the mules are behind us, right? And I had this one mule that was kind of like trying to pass. He couldn't have passed, but he kept trying to. And, you know, I kind of did this number to him, like, you know, swatted at him. I don't think I could have hit him. It would have been too far of a reach. And, you know, he jerks his head back and, you know, he's like, oh, he gets scared.

And then when I'm not looking, he snuck up beside the horse and he just took a bite right there at the back of my thigh. You know, I'm sitting on his saddle. That's brilliant. They remember. Mules have memories and take it personally. They'll get you back. Did he say anything? It's like, F you.

He said it with his ears. Yeah. Eel. Hey, before you renewed your vows, I'd be curious. if you put your wife to the test. Because this is a test, really, that almost every dude out there should be putting his wife to. It's happening on the streets. This, I believe, is in Tampa.

Dan, I want you to play this dude that's walking the river. I think it's like the river walk of Tampa. Didn't know they had one of those. And he's asking this couple. He's got a board. He's got a poster board. And it's got a picture. Okay, play one of them.

He's got a poster board with Sidney, and Lindsay Clancy. And he's asking people, which one of these women have done more to hurt women? Play it, Dan. Sydney Sweeney. We're asking people, who hurts women more, in your opinion? This one. What's her name? Sidney Sweeney. Sydney Sweeney.

Why does she hurt women more than her? Because she's putting a sexual image on women for a sports ad. When there's women that have, like, worked really hard in sports and they could honestly, be more representative in a sports ad. And what did she do? I think she, I actually don't know what the case ended up being if she didn't. It was a mistrial, but the case was about if she was mentally insane while killing her own kids. Right, but then...

Ha ha ha! Ha, f*** it is, dude. I mean, maybe I am, maybe I'm the wrong guy for this, but the first part of this video, I'm busy thinking, hey, she's pretty good looking. He's got a weird take, but I'll go with it. Is it a weird take? She looks so sweet. Everything.

Here she is giving this odious opinion. She's all right, but horrible takes. If you're him, you run. I mean, he's clearly scared. And women do this. They tend to not reveal them full selves until you marry them. And then you realize, Oh, she's a good trickster.

And I think that people have to respect that. But this girl led the cat out of the bag too early. My wife, I didn't know she had the inkling of crazy until she lost all the wedding invite info once, like it got deleted off the computer. And then I saw her go in a full fury. This is known as pre-partum, which is a new defense that women are using.

It's before you even think of it. And you go absolutely insane. Pre-partum. It's crazy. It'll be showing up more often. You can almost bank on it. Pre-partum is going to be a thing. You can almost, for sure, place that bet.

Here, keep playing this cute little couple. Just the most darling couple, both of them. You know, look at this guy. He looks like a real Chad. Go ahead. She was, wasn't it? It was a mistrial. If she actually did her husband did.

No, that the trial was. was about she did it, but was she criminally responsible for doing it. The trial was never about, did she do it or did she not? It was just what was her mental state? I don't think she hurts women though as much. Like she hurts her own image and like mothers in general, like it affects, like the mental state, but then she hurts like the reputation of women as a whole. Okay.

What I also love now is the certain, she's so certain and she will not get off of her point of you with less than half of relevant information. No, it's not. No, it wasn't a question of whether or not Clancy did it or her husband did it. It's a question she admitted to doing it.

But this is... Whether or not she was crazy or not. And this is the perfect example of being just chronically online and regurgitating crap you see on social media. Like she had no idea what was going on. And she saw a couple videos about both stories and then made a decision based on what she saw on those small

videos. That was it. Based on no evidence. And then how she, how she characterizes Sydney Sweeney's deal, too. Right. It's a women's sports ad. And it's better if, you know, women in sports are actually the ones instead of a sexualized. No, it's not. It's a sports betting app targeted at

dudes. I'm sorry. I thought it was the patriarchy that sexualized women. Not women doing it. By the way, women in sports are horrible for women in sports. Look at the WNBA. They are violent felons. None of these women in sports are good advocates for women in sports anymore.

What is the argument that Sidney Sweeney is hurting women? Like, because she's sexualizing them, because she's good looking. Like Lizzo did a butt-necked advertisement, but no one said this stuff about Lizzo. If Sidney Sweeney was a whale, would this be the same thing? Or no, it'd be body positivity, right? It's only because she's hot. And she's kind of, she's not, she's like attainable hot almost. She's like a girl you could see in your town or whatever.

You know, that's how I was talking to my wife and her friends about this. And she, you know what I'm saying? So they see her as this like threat almost. Like if my husband thinks she's hot, it's a problem for me because we could see someone that looks like her. But the problem with them saying this is that they think it's setting them back because now women are taken seriously in sports as they weren't, whatever, 30 years ago. So now it's setting in the back, like, women are only these sexualized things and not, you know, actual athletes. That's the argument. So what's wrong with that?

I'm sexualized things. Well, she clearly got on the memo. Women can commit murder and get away with it. They're not just sexualized beings. Well, they get into the third clip here. All right. Let's watch the last one. So I would argue this hurts women.

way more because it's saying if a woman is too hormonal, she may kill her own kids. Whereas she is doing the tail as old as time. A woman using her sexuality to get the attention of men, which was her target market. I agree with that. I think her being more hormonal isn't like, I think that she's just insane. Instead of like, that's her own thing, not necessarily hormones. I mean, maybe for some women, like it doesn't affect them that much. But I don't think, I think that's like a her problem.

they're having to talk after this oh yeah it's over yeah it's over she's not choosing Texas she's choosing another state she's leaving but she and you guys aren't thinking the whole time

wow she's pretty cute she looks like she was 18 to me but yeah she's cute yeah he's no Lizzo it's just me there's no Lizzo she did I will say

she went on this guy's podcast explain yourself afterwards. It was kind of like, well, I shouldn't have spoken on it. Oh, she did? Yeah, I shouldn't have spoken on it because I was uninformed about Lindsay Clancy, and I do not condone and blah, blah, blah. Yeah, but you did. And you shouldn't have done it anyways, because if this didn't get put out, you wouldn't

have been caught in your nonsensical argument making against Sidney Sweeney and Lindsay Clancy. So I get it, but, you know, don't cry about it. Let's take quick break, but continue with Aaron Berg when we come back here on Will King Country. Welcome back to Will Kane Country. We're still hanging out with comedian Aaron Berg. Did you guys see this this cute couple?

Wait. I mean, you said the last one was cute. That guy was a chat. And let me ask you this. You have hair. Is this move? Is this nerves when you keep playing with your hair when you're open to saying dumb stuff? Is that nerves?

I don't know. Do I do that? You don't do it. I may do that. You probably don't touch your hair at all. I mean, it looks like it's been like that for six years. It's perfect. That's a nervous tick for sure for that guy.

Yeah. I do with my beard. Do you? Yeah, sometimes. Well, okay, that guy's a Chad. He is a Chad. Yeah. And then there's this.

Controversial looks maxing streamer clavicular charged with rape, drugging a woman for sex. Apparently, he invited a number. streamer up to Cape Cod, I think it is, and I think she was underage, gave her up, this is the allegation, gave her alcohol, I don't know about drugs, had sex with her twice, one time she said she was passed out. Here's my thing, okay, you're going to take, Will, you're taking this serious story and you're turning it into something else. First of all, he could get 20 years from prison, and I don't know the facts of this. And you don't either. All I know is the

allegations. But I will say the fact that they charged him carries a certain amount of weight. But I stay out of these stories until the facts came out, come out, because these stories are always, they're the most difficult stories to know the truth behind because there's really just two versions of testimony. And that's it. There's very little other evidence in these things. So, I mean, it's not even about sex. If you had any crime that depended upon one story versus another story, how do you ever vet out the truth? You know, that's that. But it did get me thinking about, like, clavicular. Hear me out, Aaron, okay?

Clavicular, there's his picture, right? He's up there. He's a good-looking guy, right? But he's generically good-looking. What I think is he is, like, if you went to the good-looking store, he's eight out of ten items on the shelf. He's AI good-looking. And I think this is where we're headed, where everybody looks the same.

There's another story today that I'm paying attention to was in what's called The Cut. How far would you go for sisterhood? College girls are desperate to join best sororities and some are turning to weight-loss drugs to get there. The story, and I read the whole thing, is about these girls, mostly in the South, going to University of Alabama, Auburn, Texas, a couple of other schools. kind of highlighted on GLP ones. And I can tell you anecdotally, I know that's true. They're on GLP ones. They're trying to get into the best sororities. This is part of the way they're trying to get there by looking great. And I started thinking about these two stories and, you know, the rise of filler

and the perfection of facelifts. And I think, what I think is happening, Aaron, is within about it could be as soon as in about 10 years. We're all going to kind of look the same. The only difference is good work versus bad work. And the work is getting better. But if you have noticed that people that have work done, they kind of look the same. They all have the same look. And so just the clavicular look, the g-lp-1 look, the filler look. It's like how we've done the story about how there's three colors of cars now, black, white and gray,

how every fast food restaurant has the same architecture, walk into a Taco Bell to McDonald's. There's no difference. I think it's going to happen to human beings. We're all going to look the same. But there's going to be a resistance movement where people are still, there's going to be a handful of people that are still original looking, and those are the people that are going to be character actors in law and orders. So it's going to, it's still going to be a thing.

Me and you, look, GLP ones are amazing. GLP3s are better, and I sell them out of my, garage and a small refrigerator so if anybody wants it yeah yes please what wait wait wait wait what's a gop3 uh it's a thing you'll have to bleep this because it's called red a true tide and it's better than all the and it makes your blood work better your cardiovascular better it's got cancer killing qualities uh and it strips weight off of you oh but you got a hand on youtube yeah it's simply amazing. And the Eli Lilly is trying to push it through right now and they're suing everybody that sells it illegally. Fingers crossed. But it's just great. And I know people, everybody that I know

that goes on it loses a ton of weight and feels way better. Doesn't change their overall look. Like, they don't get that like face like, who's that movie star girl that lost so, you know, popular from Wicked. What's her name? Oh, um, but do you know, uh, Deenamanza. Ariana Grande. Oh, Aaron. Ariana Grande. One of Pete Davidson's conquest years ago.

But you lose muscle, though, don't you? You just look skinny. Like, you lose everything. Redda keeps muscle on you. It's got muscle sparing qualities as long as you eat protein. Look at this. Look at this. I was on it for a year.

Dude, come on. Did I lose muscle? Small. Come on. I was on it for year. Wait, wait. Why were you on? Is it the kind of thing?

What do you mean you're on it for a year? Is it the kind of thing that you just have to do for a little while? Or don't you have to do it from then on? or you put the weight back on it. You can stay on it because it makes you actually healthier. Now, that being said, we don't know the long term, long term, long term. But in the short term, in their story out today, there's a story today that people are concerned about vision loss from GLP ones, right? Didn't I see that?

Like in the last day or two, there's either been a suit or something about effects when vision. But I don't think that's true, Aaron. Since I've been on your show, my point is... I would like to say, oh, wait, you're not, Jesse. Okay, so my vision is pretty bad, actually. Now that you bring it up, I can't see a thing. Really? I mean, I think it's old age.

I don't know if it's related to that. But other than that, everything is great. It takes away your design. It made me quit smoking. I stop smoking because it shuts something in your brain off that cuts down on addiction. So are you concerned this story about these college girls doing it? Does that concern you at all? A little bit as a father of a daughter, you don't, you want kids to be able to know how to be healthy without this stuff.

This should be like a last resort. They should be able to lose weight. Yes, it should not be a I need to fit in, so I need to inject myself with something once a week. agree with you. It's almost a designer at this point. Okay. Like I'm on this. Now, well, this story says they all hide it, though. They're not proud of it because there's a, a sense of cheating that you're, you know, that's, that's what this article suggested. The girls do it, but they do it in secret. They don't want their friends to know that they're doing it. Um, Aaron, I'm off script, and I know we started this last time, but I'm just going to follow my curiosity. So which peptides

are you on? Well, I just stopped taking ready. When I say on, yeah. Well, I was going to say, when I say on, you know, I guess what you're telling me is you're not always on it. You try different cycles of things. Is that what you do? Yeah. So I stopped Reda two weeks ago because I'm trying to bulk up.

I'm trying to gain 15 pounds for the universe next year. So your appetite is so curbed on Reda that it's simply next to impossible to gain weight. I will take the Wolverine stack, which is BPC 157 TB 500, which is very famous now, and it's got these qualities that if you're injured, it will wipe out an injury

in a matter of like two weeks. It's insane. But does that have any cosmetic effect at all? No. Or is it like... It helps with recovery. There's some human growth hormone, they call the fountain of youth.

I take that in very low doses and that just kind of, you know, I am 84 years old and I only look 50. I'm going to say, how old are you? I'm 54. I mean, my face looks horrible. Yeah, my face looks horrible, but the rest of me is good. And then there's things women are taking like glow and clow,

which is supposed to help with the skin. So those things have cosmetic. KPV? that sounds like something you caught in college and didn't get rid of um no that one that's one i read it's about inflammation it'll reduce inflammation and in everything like your face and and everything um i did go on a deep dive this weekend i got real curious what does all what do these different things do because they're all acronyms like you just said bpc tb 500 ghk kpv i mean i don't freaking know, but they all do different things.

But then you take them all at once, right? And then you kind of like they do different things at the same time. Is that how it works? I'll tell you the problem is my house looks like Skid Row when I'm done in job. So needles all around the countertops. It's crazy. Aren't some of them nasal sprays now? Yes.

They make nasal sprays. They make oral. I mean, most people take a little needle. They inject it into the belly. And some people hate needles. I've met people covered in tattoos. They'll be like, I'd never put a needle near my skin. I'm like, do you know how you got those?

Interesting. Clivicular is shady. That is a guy when I watch his videos. You're like, this guy is into some stuff. I've watched him. He posts videos of himself overdosing. Like, I'd be shocked if he didn't try to use. this for his own gain, you know?

What? The rape charge? Yes. It seems like something that he could somehow turn and be like, see, I'm so good looking women make up stories about me. Or stream from jail. Yeah, for sure. For sure. A bad stream from jail would go huge on. Yeah, imagine. Him and Sneako, just walking around the cell block. Yeah. What up, chat? Take a look at this.

This is from the, I don't know, it's called Liberal Current Center for Strategic Politics. All right. I'll try to explain this if you're listening on Spotify or Apple, but check this out. It's a poll among Democrats. First question, President Donald Trump has been impeached and convicted by both houses of Congress has been removed from office. How do you feel? And a cool 87% feel positive, somewhat or very positive. positive. But keep going. The 25th Amendment to the Constitution, President Donald Trump has been

declared unfit by a majority of his cabinet and removed from office. 84% feel good about that. President Donald Trump has died overnight in his sleep. Fifty-five percent feel good about that. But this is my most interesting one. To safeguard the Constitution, a group of U.S. military leaders have removed President Donald Trump from power and assumed control of the United States. military coup. 59% of Democrats feel positive, very or somewhat positive about a military coup to remove Donald Trump. By any means necessary.

Hey, what's up, Jack Mack? What's up? Jack Mack from Barstool. Unpacked with Jack Mack is joining us here now as well. I guess my thing is when you see a poll like this, yeah, we can say and go, oh, my God, They've lost their minds of us. But, you know, if this is how they feel about the current state of America and Donald Trump, really there is nothing. There's nowhere left to go.

Like it's terminal velocity. Will I accept democratic socialism? Absolutely. Will I accept assassination? Sure. Why not? Well, I accept. Sure.

I mean, if you feel Donald Trump needs to have a military coup taken over, well, heck, what's crazy after that? Like, there's nothing. There's nothing that's crazy. I mean, there was a, there was a trend. Like, I think it still exists, but I believe Taylor Lorenz made a video about it, about like when it happens or like, well, if it or when it happens, like it's still a big thing. If you go on Twitter and you end up on a for you page or a side of Twitter that's very left leaning, you will find a lot of people are saying like when it happens.

Like it has to happen soon. And it's all, it's kind of an innuendo to say like when he dies. they are cheering for the death and that's it's nothing new I completely agree with you that it's just this is just is what it is and I think they'll be like oh it's just for Trump

that's not how it's going to work it was just for Trump and then it would just be for JD Vance if it happened if God forbid it happened right now and then it would continue on and then whoever is the next Republican president in whatever year it is

that that would be it too It's just how it's going to go. Let's take quick break, but continue this with Aaron Berg and Jack Mack when we come back on Will Kane Country. In Toronto, every arrival is a statement, and nothing says it better than this. Cadillac Optic was the number one selling luxury EV in Canada for 2025. Find your rhythm across a seamless 33-inch display and an immersive 19 speaker AKG surround audio system. This city demands agility, and Optic delivers with precision to make every drive extraordinary. Let's take the Cadillac.

Find out more at Cadillac Canada.ca. Luxury sales claim based on S&P Global Mobility, Canadian New Vehicle Total Registrations for calendar year 2025 for the Cadillac Definition of Luxury. Welcome back to Will Kane Country. We're still hanging out with comedian Aaron Berg and the host of Unpack with Jack Mack at Barstool. Jack Mack. Yeah, but I guess the one that's most eye-opening for me is the military coup because, you know. They hate fascism. The justice.

That's right. They hate fascism, dude. They're the defenders of democracy. But a military coup. That's pretty cool, too. Yeah. Let's dress up like communists and go for it. Yeah, they could, they do like, I mean, you can kind of see this even in like New York City,

pockets in New York City. There's people, I, you'll even see it from like a Hassan Piker. He'll dress in communist garb and then kind of brag about like, oh, this is the same suit or this person who made the suit, it's the same suit that made it for like Mao or like it's a defendant or a descendant of somebody. that made this similar suit for Mao Zedong. It's just this, they'll wear the green, like that green that you'll see. It's, it's everywhere.

We watched on September 11th, we watched like the memorial stuff and then I watched the documentary on Netflix from years ago that I think is called like a hundred and twenty eight minutes or something and it's all these different angles of nine 11, so people in apartments right next to the towers and stuff. And we, my wife and I watch this. We get sick watching it. And then I had this realization where I looked at it and I go, the terrorists won, right?

And she goes, yeah, it took 25 years and the terrorist won. And right after 9-11, everyone's like, we have to do this or the terrorist win. We have to do this or the terrorist win. We have to, and now you're seeing it fully in New York City, where it happened, you're seeing this turn. seeing this turn to like this democratic socialism that those countries wanted instilled into our country. And there's still a resistance in people fighting back. But it was shocking to me to have

that realization where I'm like, oh, they accomplished what they wanted to accomplish on that day through trickle-down theory. Okay. I disagree a little bit, Aaron. Now I want you, I want you to hear me out. So the only reason I disagree is I think we, this is a real thing. The red, green alliance, that's real thing. So in other words, Islamist and socialist have banded together, most notably in the form of guys like Abdul al-Sayed or Zoroamandani, right? But this is a temporary marriage and a marriage of convenience. The Islamist terrorist side of the equation doesn't really give a damn about socialism. That's not their goal. Their goal isn't to help, you know, socialist's goal, by the way, is also not to help the lowest in the class. It's all about accumulation of power.

But I've been thinking about this. So I'm just kind of sort these thoughts out. rough shot here. This is from the Wall Street Journal. I might have mentioned this yesterday, Dan. I can't remember. Okay, you ready for this? 53% of self-identified conservatives under 40 support government-run grocery stores.

Okay? 53% of young conservatives support government-run grocery stores. I'm not done. 42% of conservatives said they would like to see a Democratic Socialist win the presidency in 2028. Among Trump voters, 35% in another poll suggested they would support a Democratic socialist. What I'm telling you is, and this is what I'm beginning to come to grips with. Not only is socialism on the rise, socialism is not going to,

to be a left-wing phenomenon. I think that what the every single one of us, including Jack, who's the youngest of us here, the way we were taught the political spectrum was and is complete bullshit, the left-right spectrum continuum, and it has been erased over the past five to 10 years. What you're looking at now, and I think going forward, is a completely chaotic mess that probably will be most defined by, I think that Trump or very. said it best at the Republic. Those who hate America versus those who love America, right? So you'll have these people over here who hate America.

And they'll want to import foreigners and illegal immigrants. And yes, they might fight for socialism because socialism is a, it's the drug you pass out to win populism over it, right? Oh, yeah, I'm going to give you a city run grocery store. I'm going to give you free buses. But the right is going to go, shit, that populism stuff's working well. And they'll do the same thing, but they're going to do it wrapped up in the American flag. flag, red, white, and blue. It'll be patriotic socialism. Because again, the socialism plays populist while, you know, and so what I'm telling you is I think within, I think it's going to be pretty

quick. I think it'll be in the next year or two. We're going to have the obvious rise of right-wing socialism. It's already begun, by the way. It's in my algorithm. I'm seeing the guys that are pushing it. What will they call it, though? But it will go. Can't call it socialism. You know the answer to that. You know the answer to that, and you're pushing me to say it, aren't you? You know what it is, right? I think so. It's called national socialism. Yeah, that's what I'm saying.

And so this is where I think we're headed. And I'm not saying that national socialism or a socialism of the right is going to win, but it's going to be the fight. Within two years, that will be a massive fight on the right. So where do conservative American values fall into this? It's a great question. Like when you say conservative American values, what do you mean? But social conservatism?

Oh, they're going to keep that part. They'll keep that. Fiscal conservative. They'll be anti-trans. You know, it'll be anti the LGBTQIA agenda. That'll all be a part of it. But if your free market, limited government, you know, that stuff,

that's the big question. But they're afraid of the social... Libertarians rise during this as well? Is there going to be a rise in the libertarian party? Are they still going to be outliers?

They've never mattered. Yeah. And they won't. It's a complete opposite. We need government sometimes. Yeah. What do you think, Jack? Do you think you're pretty in touch

with some young people? I will say, I mean... What are the young to say? young people, I still think there's kind of a, even within New York, there's still a general kind of like being labeled a socialist or communist is an insult. Yeah. If that makes sense. Yeah. So if, uh, like my like, like my friends will like if you say someone, it's like, oh, that's like, they'll call you a socialist or a communist as a joke. So it's still within the kind of vernacular. of a joking manner in a but it's possible i see what you're saying i mean i've seen it specifically kind of because there are points of people that it may not carry that brand jack it may i know use that word because what i was thinking was there are times where i'll watch a clip

of somebody that's labeled right wing nationalist and like somebody that nobody should ever associate with. And I'm like, I don't know if I can decipher this from what I see from a clip from Hassan Piker. The similarities are 90%. There are the differences kind of like what you pointed out, mainly immigration, immigration social aspects, not socialism as a whole, but like social aspects, LGBTQ, the main stuff that we all know. But sometimes I'll listen. I mean, I also think there's a little bit of an aspect here is this is the social. And maybe this was always the point, but people are live and that will do these streams and they'll talk and they'll have to do content.

They have to do content all the time. And it's for hours every single day. And Will, I'm not talking about you, but like this in general. And you almost. have to come up with things so you don't say the same thing over and over and over and over and over again because if you and if you want to stand out you can't just conservative values i mean everyone knows them and they're are they're very much respected but they're always it's people are always looking for an edge and social media so it's almost there's a possibility that something comes out of it from the perspective of like you you there's these ideas that you don't even really believe you just want you just want to get attention it's almost it's the attention grabbing economy that we live in and there may be a trickle down the fact that it brings us all into this kind of weird world where we're i guess everyone's a socialist quote unquote

but isn't an essential part of conservatism it'll come hold on it'll come in through the lens of affordability which is the primary issue everybody's talking about right now right and so so young people will be like i can't afford a home or i can't afford inflation or whatever it may be And the rights answer to that historically has been, listen, we're going to deregulate, we're going to do these things, we're going to get out of the way. And it's the right answer. Okay, it is the right answer. However, dude, that's a hard sales pitch against somebody's like, I'm going to give you something for free. And I'm going to take it from the rich people. And I'm telling you that that is such an intoxicant and an easy electoral or political maneuver that it won't be one that is only, you. used by the left. And it will be more government intervention. It'll be more catering to, I hate to say this because it makes you sound like an old man that say the kids are spoiled, but it will be more catering to entitlement, you know, and that's where we'll be. Before you jump in, Aaron, I'm just curious, Dan, you've got the chat up. What are they saying about this? Do they disagree with me? People are disagreeing with you. They think these, where'd you get these polls from? They think they're in the weeds and this is not true. Yeah, where is, maybe, where was that poll from Wall Street Journal?

Yeah. Wall Street Journal. This is a Wall Street Journal. They know what they're doing. Yeah. But, you know, sometimes I mean, I'll see polls and all, like, but like Wall Street Journal doesn't mess around. It's not a, uh, it's not like, it is, it is an opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal, and he's referencing other polls. So I'm not sure it's their sanctioned poll.

But people are responding to what you said, and they're hearing the word socialism. And it's, I think that that's turning them. You know what I mean? they hear that word and it just completely just tunes them out to whatever you're about to say. I never thought I'd say. And like Jack said that, but that's a brand. Get away from the brand. What I'm asking you is you've got two boxes in the store aisle.

One's called socialist and the other's called something else, but they basically have the same thing inside. And I'm telling you that that's what we're talking about here. Real socialism, not the brand. Go ahead, Aaron. I have to agree with, and I never thought I'd say this, rat vomit 69. And Rapp with 69 is saying, I think everyone wants socialism when they're 20. And, you know, I work in stand up, and it's amazing to see. You know, people are saying the face of the Democratic Socialist Party should be a comedian, Stavros,

where people are like, this is, this guy is like the left's version of Rogan. This guy's perfect. And all these young comics that I work with, they are so pro-Mondami. They are so free Palestine. They're just like they've totally fall into that realm where, you know, comedy is supposed to be take down both sides type of thing. And, you know, that's what we try our best to do.

But it's amazing to see all these younger comics, even if they're making a ton of money, are all on board this socialism train. And they're calling it for what it is. And I think that they look at, you know, conservative people as like, you old bitty, you don't even know what you're talking. about anymore. Isn't a core

tenant of conservatism less government or is that just an old school thing? But I'm telling you that's what's happening. This is getting erased. Now maybe to rat vomit 69's point, maybe what happens is everybody is that way when they're young and they grow up and they go away

from it. But look, Steve Bannon has said he is a national populist. He is pushing hard for national populism. And he's the guy that wants to go and create massive AI regulation alongside Bernie Sanders. And it's like, that's a weird marriage. There's a guy named Joel Wedden, who is, you know, America First type guy, but he posted

this morning a huge hour-long thing, the right needs to embrace socialism. And that's it. Now, these are corners. These are corners of the conversation, right? And I don't think they are attention-seeking in the same way that Jack's talking about a guy like, I don't know. I do think Piker, as odious as he is, some of what he does is, is exceptional. explained by what you said, Jack. I do think so. But these are guys that are actually kind of

more invested in the intellectual debate. And I'm telling you this is bubbling. And I'm thinking in a year or two, this becomes a much bigger part. Look, man, there's a reason why both political parties in Mexico hand out groceries in the voting booth line. Hey, vote for us. Here's a bag of groceries. You know, it's like you buy votes. You give away. It's the easiest way to get people to vote for you. Selling Adam Smith is hard. Selling Frederick Hayek and Milton Friede is hard. And I'm not convinced in this next stage of our politics, people will convince themselves, that's how you win. Is winning everything? Well, and that's the debate they'll have, Aaron. But if you don't win, the other guys get it. And they hate America. And they're right. They do.

They hate America. Well, look at this article here. This is recent. Right-wing socialism won't win elections. I haven't read it yet, but people are starting to talk about it already. Even a year ago, there was articles about it. I'm telling you, this is coming. Now, I'm not telling you it's going to win, but this is going to be a major debate very soon. And I guess what I'm getting at is it's too easily right now in the realm of pointing and using the word socialist as a cudgel. Like you said, Jack, like, oh, that's the way you brand. That's where we are right now.

That means communist. So, dude, get, you better get beyond that fast because I think that's not going to be the slur you think it is in a couple of years, socialist. I also think there's an aspect of this is like, and I don't want to start and come on here and start jumping up and down for billionaires. But like there is like this general ethos of hate towards quote unquote billionaires, towards corporations, towards people. Like when you, when you, that's the. remain blame here or the 100 millionaire. But then it's there is an obvious trickle down effect though, too, because it's, let's just say that you eradicate billionaires, which is impossible.

But let's just say you do that. Then the, the victim are not the victim, the villain becomes the hundred millionaire and then the millionaire. And it's like it all comes, it all trickles down into, I guess communism. And then or the people that are okay. But it's weird. It's like Stavos is I really respect him as a comedian as a performer. But it's weird.

It's like, how can you, I've never really understood. It's like, how can you be the, okay, we're advocating for democratic socialism and all of that. But then at the same time, like every time I turn on YouTube TV, he's on, like he's, he's, he's the main face for ESPN, a commercial. Yeah. Like, that's directly benefiting Walt Disney, Disney, and all of, like, you're, you're essentially trying to have people pay for ESPN, and then that goes to the billionaire. It's just sometimes it's the, it's the socialist in the Bugatti. It's a, well, it doesn't really add up to me.

I don't, I, I'm not saying that he shouldn't make money. I just, it's where I, where sometimes a lot of people lose me. Yeah, what's a sod worth, you know? Let's take quick break, but continue this with Aaron. and Jack Mack when we come back on Will Cane Country. Welcome back to Will Kane Country. We're still hanging out with comedian Aaron Berg and the host of Unpack with Jack Mack at Barstool. Jack Mack.

Well, here's my explanation for that. This is why socialism. Socialism, this is why forget the left-right dynamic. What is socialism at its core? I believe that at its core and everything boils down into some type of level of spiritual and moral thing inside you, it's built on resentment. That's all socialism is. resentment. It's resentment towards somebody else that got something you feel like you deserved and you wanted, right? And resentment is not owned by any one political party. I do think it's much more predominant on the left, but it's not like the right is inoculated to resentment. And so a guy like Stavros might be advocating for that stuff, but if he has the opportunity to step into the other side of resentment, he's definitely going to, you know what I mean? Because it's not actually about helping anybody else but yourself. My favorite saying on this is like there's no greater resentment than the merely rich to the truly wealthy.

Yeah. And that's everything right there. Who are the socialists? They are the highly educated, downwardly mobile people. Right now. Right now that's who they are. Because it's about resentment. Yeah.

My life didn't turn out the way I wanted. This is like spiritual at some point. It's like, yeah. And it's like we have to fight what's inside of ourselves. That's what leads us down these paths. And to me, that's inherently anti-American. Like what did? I don't mean that in red,

white and blue. I mean, like, what made us special was not, I need what he has or he, yeah, I'm pissed off he got more than me. It's like, I'm going to go scratch my shit out of the dirt because I can here. And once we stop doing that, once we stop scratching our shit out of the dirt, we start taking it from the other guy, we're just like everybody else. Yeah, someone said in the chat, socially, socialism means you're lazy, essentially. Because you want what other people have and you don't want to work for it. Yeah. And, yeah, I mean, I see somebody else saying it's about jealousy and envy right there. Right. That's what, yeah, resentment, jealousy, envy. That's what it is. Yeah. Then why are these rich people jumping on board? Is it just like, is it virtue signaling? Is that what it's going? It's going with the crowd. Yeah. Following the trend. What people want, you know. Virtue. Yeah, virtue signaling. Yeah. Yeah. It's also this idea of like, oh, we like, like, virtual signaling at its course, like, oh, I care about people. We want to help people.

There's this idea that if you don't support that, like you don't care. about somebody that's going through a hard time or who is like down on their luck or had like everything in their life they they just can't they didn't win the lottery ticket of life but i think they they believe that they are the only ones that care like nobody nobody outside of them cares and that's why they're that and right there's a moral as will said like we're dead inside morally. We don't care about people that are down on their luck or anything like that or whatever situation that they're going through. They're the ones that care and they're going to fix it. And we're the evil people that only want to take money from the people that are down on their

bad luck, quote unquote. Rat Farm at 69 says, invest. I always listen to Rat Farm at 69. He says, play the long game and invest. Let's get his investing strategy. We'll talk to them offline. Invest in what? Right. Invest in what? Brad Fombin. But this is a great point. Like I think that a lot of people, especially in this new era with all the social media, people want it. And I've even found myself doing it and I almost have to check myself. But people want it now, now, now, now, now, now, now, now, now, now, now, now. And if you're not successful in one years, two years, three years, like somebody's going on the private plane to whatever place they want to go to. And it's.

Yes. And it trickles down that way. And it's like kind of this idea of like everybody deserves something. And it doesn't. There's even like. Yeah. It's I think the younger generation, it makes sense because they've gotten everything or being so attached. So but I guess they've always been the younger generation has.

But now more so than ever because they're so attached to getting everything now, now, now, which is the algorithm. They always got stuff quick. They grew up on stuff getting in immediately, getting it on the internet, getting things now, now, now, now, now, now. And there's so much jealousy. Jealousy and envy's at an all-time high.

Yes, that's Instagram is an envy machine. Yeah. It's a resentment machine. Completely. It is, there will never be. I'm going to take a quick second. Sorry, Jack. I'm going to come right back to you

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Hey, Jack, were you there for that accused rapist to size you up and tell you what you need to do to look smacks? No, I was not there. I was actually recording a podcast, but I have interviewed him. That was a shocking news that I saw last night. But I was not, he did not, he looks maxed me previously at a different date. This is a weird sentence. Yeah, he looks like he gave me. We talked about him earlier, Jack.

We talked about him. Hey, Aaron, you know how I was saying everybody's going to. look the same and that clavicular looks like an AI generated image of what's attractive. Yes. Here, let me give you another example. I give you Ryan Gosling and Bradley Cooper, both of whom were uniquely good looking, like not conventionally good looking. And whatever they went and did with filler and all that stuff turned them into looking

like everyone else. So that's, you know, I forgot to mention those guys. that's what I'm talking about where everybody's starting to look the same. Sci-fi is going to be real, dude. We are all going to look like the aliens. The aliens are probably us. We're all going to be peptide, retitutided,

and fillered and facelift into looking exactly the same. You're just further along the alien curve, Aaron. Thank you. I'm not going to do any filler, no Botox. I'm just going to keep putting needles in my stomach and see if those work. But look, There's going to be outliers. There's going to be people that stay themselves.

And I'm shocked that. And you know what people will call them? You know what people will call them? Ugly. Nice. Yeah. Yeah. You're interesting looking.

Ugly. I prefer the term socialist. Yeah. All right. I'll be ugly. There's still people that drive green cars and yellow cars, but people don't look at them and go, damn i should get a yellow car they're making a different choice

when i'm confronted with a dilemma like this i always ask myself what would rat vomit 69 do and the answer he's just saying he just wrote Hollywood so he's just saying it's all Hollywood we're all influenced by Hollywood rat vomit 69

WWRV 69 D So, Jack, what did clavicular say you needed to do? Oh, he essentially told me that he can't give me a looks maxing advice until I lose weight. So I was like, okay, that's a fair point. And then he said, and then he was like, he also pointed out, he was like, oh, maybe some skin surgery suggested. What else did he say? He said skin surgery. He would have given me different advice.

He says the best time the looks max is when you're like 16. I was like, well, that. And I pushed back on him. I said, that's probably a dangerous time that looks max too. He said, well, that's when you can get the most gains. And I said, and I was like, well, I'm not 16 anymore. I said, yeah, so you can still do it, but it's the ideal time is when you're younger. I will say, though, I was talking to my cousin and his friend who were 13 or 12 and 13.

They know who clavicular is, but they say all their friends just kind of laugh at him. There's not this actual kind of belief within the younger generation, the 12, 13, 14-year-olds that they have to start looks maxing. But who knows? I only have a study sample of two there, though. Well, let me add to it. I've got teenage boys. Oh, yeah. They definitely know.

They definitely know about looks, Maxine. And they may laugh at clavicular, but then they're like, you know, I, you know, they're very concerned. Like, what do you, what do you, I don't even know what they do. I hope, I don't think they do anything, but they're not bone snatch or anything. Yeah. They're not, I mean, as long as they're not like, I, this man wanted to fly to Turkey, to get like a double jaw surgery. If anything, in the history of young men, they've always wanted to gotta, you know, go to the gym, get buff. Like, that's a, that's an ideal.

Like, looks max has always been around in its own. Yeah. Well, not prosthetics. They don't look like. Will, you're a tall guy. Yeah. I assume your children are going to be tall as well. Oh, they're taller.

They don't have to take a red of true tide, but that doesn't, yeah, that's just one thing. But also, all these kids have the same haircut with the thing in the front. They all look like alpacas. Yeah. You know? Yes, for sure. Like, that already started. I'm very excited for...

Yeah, exactly. ...coliculars book, from bones smashing to alleged rape, the story of one man's struggle to be good-looking. Yeah. The American dream story. All right, before we go today, they did it.

Congratulations, Jack. Sports media's done it. They took Archmanning, and they turned it into a robot. Congratulations. He's completely boring. He's terrified. to say anything. As somebody

said it, well, you made him grovel for laughing at a fake video that had less violence in it than a Pixar movie. Congratulations. Now he's just a cliche machine. I've watched his press conference yesterday. I don't blame the kid.

But they took away. Finally, we had a manning. Like, they were always, the criticism of Peyton Neil, I was like, oh, they were boring. They were born. And we actually finally got to meet them after their career. But Arch is, I don't blame him. The way people responded to that, but that was peak sports media. It's just that was peak sports media.

People running with something. He was obviously just laughing. There's never been a coach that punched a sideline reporter who was a woman in the history of folks. It's never going to happen. Or a man, or man. Or man. Yeah, I was trying to think was there. Well, I guess Joe Namath did have that incident where he wanted to kill.

kiss Stacy. I want to kiss you. I want to kiss you. But it was, he was obviously joking or laughing at an AI video joke. I don't know what this. I looked at everyone how they responded to that.

And I just, people acted as if he said, no, I wanted Sark to punch Holly Row. He obviously didn't want that. He's, archmanians as clean cut as it comes. You can't say anything bad about the kid. Now he's probably, yeah, he's a robot now. So congratulations everyone.

And in five years time, everyone will complain that he has no personality. And he doesn't give enough quotes to the media. That's right. That's right. They did this to him. Congratulations. Sports media makes me matter than political media.

At least in political media, there's a debate. It's just so stupid and shallow and one-sided and virtue signaling. It's like you don't have a Hassan podcast. I guess in sports media, but who cares? Because they're all just like mini-chiped cloned versions. Don't do that to Colin.

I'm kidding. I'm kidding. We love Colin. You know, who would be the I don't know if I can think. Well, I guess it was Keith Olverman tried to be the Hassan Pike. Oh, yeah. That's true. But literally. Literally. But I watched Arch's press conference yesterday and I felt bad for the kid.

But that's what happens. Everyone, they made him apologize. What did he have to apologize for, truly? They laughed at an AI video. Because everyone clutched their own pearls. That's why he had to apologize. That's it. He's been nothing but nice to every reporter ever.

Now they made him seem like he supported domestic violence. Yeah, I saw, did you see the video of people going around? I think it was on the Chicago, right? on the water there. They showed a video photo of Lindsay Clancy and Sidney and they were like, who's doing worse? Or like, what's who's been worse for women?

And they all pointed at Sydney Sweeney. I don't know what to say. I just... We played those. You were late, Jack. Oh, sorry. You were late. We played that video. Dating life must be weird now with these things. Yeah, I will say, there's still normal people out

there but yeah you kind of uh you get to know like i mean i'm sure even dating like a decade ago two decades ago you would kind of pick up on things yeah honestly you can kind of pick up on things right away much quicker you find a social media you see like pronouns and bio you're like oh we probably won't get along and you don't even have to continue on like it's just like oh it's i don't even have to waste any time what are your thoughts on lindsay clancy we're not going on you know i i don't know. I've been married a long time. Aaron just got married this last week. I had my two-year anniversary yesterday. There you go. I think that the whole dating thing with Instagram would be, I don't know, there's part of me. It's like, oh, I guess it'd be easy. You can really, really vet somebody

and you can check them out. But it's also fake that I think it would be impossible now. I just, I don't, I don't know how you would navigate it. Well, Aaron said earlier, you can't spot the crazy usually at first. Guys and girls are crazy on both sides. Instagram hides it. Someone's profile hides it for sure. It's like, oh, my life's great. And then you meet them and they yell at the waiter.

And you're like, oh, you're a nothing. Yeah. Yeah. And also, like you said, jealousy and envy all time high. And that is very true in dating. And I think almost I have a hypothesis that it's just, everyone ends up alone in their own way. I mean, or... With an AI sex robot.

Yeah, AI sex robot. That's my thing. That's my thing. That's my thing. He thinks everyone's just going to have an AI sex robot. Hey, we're going to be Japan. Yeah, that's the only thing going to say is all looking the same. We're all going to look the same and we're going to pay a sex robots.

All right. We lost Aaron about 20 minutes ago. So he's actually still here, but we lost Aaron a long time. I'm just reading all the rat bomb in 69's quotes, dude. He's getting trading tips. You guys should check it. You guys should hook up off line there, Aaron. See if you can meet him.

We will. Aaron Berg, Jack Mack. Thanks guys for hanging out today. I appreciate you being here. Check them out. Both of them. Unpack with Jack Mack. My iPad went dead, Aaron.

Podcast. Oh, you can check me out. I got the badass Jews podcast. I got the SDR show. And I will be in Columbus. I will be in Cleveland. I will be at Skankfest. I will be in Wayne, New Jersey.

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