Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh Tourettes N-Word Pass? Epstein Alive, & Trump stirs Hockey Drama | #693
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Feb 25, 2026 They spar over a BAFTA slur and whether neurological excuses change accountability. Politics and code‑switching get roasted, with Gavin Newsom and presidential optics in the crosshairs. Winter Olympics culture war, athlete choices, and Trump’s antics spark debate. Then they dig into Epstein files, Wexner depositions, and the leverage that keeps secrets locked.
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Comedian Moved Side Stage When Disclosing Tourette's
- Andrew described asking a comedian with Tourette's to watch the show side stage to avoid disrupting the audience.
- He framed it as trying to protect both the performer from embarrassment and the audience's experience at a comedy club.
Overdone Code Switching Can Backfire In Political Speeches
- Gavin Newsom's Atlanta speech used exaggerated self-deprecation and mannerisms that came off as corny code-switching.
- Akaash Singh and Mark flagged that overdoing 'relatable' gestures can alienate rather than connect with audiences.
Code Switch Sparingly And Authentically
- Code switch sparingly and authentically when engaging different groups.
- Andrew says small, genuine adjustments (accent or phrasing) help communication, but mimicking stereotypes is corny and counterproductive.