He felt the need to combat disinformation by flooding the space with his own ideas and thoughts, recognizing the limited number of eyeballs and the exposure effect of constant posting.
He believes humor is a great way to break through and have a hopeful spin, allowing for a more engaging and less serious approach to delivering political messages.
He faces the expectation and pressure associated with being part of the Kennedy family, which requires him to be more expressive and courageous in his political engagement.
He maintains his authenticity by not feeling the need to be a particular way due to the titles or positions of those he interacts with, staying true to himself regardless of the circumstances.
He observes a significant contraction of traditional media and a shift towards fighting for eyeballs and attention on social media platforms, which has become crucial for effective communication.
He aims to use risk-taking behavior online, such as being silly or funny, to attract young men and engage them in political discourse, recognizing the need to talk to them differently.
He highlights the backlash against traditional masculine behavior, where being an alpha male is seen negatively, and the appeal of figures like Trump who speak to these men's concerns.
He is open to the idea but tries not to plan too far ahead, focusing on staying in the moment and taking advantage of opportunities that seem right without overthinking the future.
In his first podcast appearance, Jack Schlossberg (@jackuno) sits down with the guys to discuss risk taking behavior online, toxic masculinity, and using social media to encourage voting. Plus the guys debate whose acting career is strongest.
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