Who Is America? Season 1 - Episode 2 -

People are so afraid of being impolite or losing an opportunity that they agree to the unthinkable.

The chilling part isn't the character; it's the businessman's willingness to entertain the logistics of human trafficking as a "design challenge." Themes: The Mirror of Absurdity Who Is America? Season 1 - Episode 2

Sanders remains remarkably patient, providing a "straight man" foil to the absurdity of Ruddick’s claims about the "one percent" and health insurance. Rick Sherman: The Ex-Con Artist People are so afraid of being impolite or

Sacha Baron Cohen’s second episode of Who Is America? pushes the boundaries of cringe comedy and political satire even further than the premiere. While the debut established the "Gunnie" characters, Episode 2 focuses on the terrifying ease with which public figures can be manipulated into self-sabotage. Key Segments and Characters Erran Morad: The "Kinderguardians" Aftermath pushes the boundaries of cringe comedy and political

The ultra-right-wing blogger interviews Senator Bernie Sanders.

He meets with a high-end art consultant who remarkably finds "depth" and "honesty" in his disturbing work.

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