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RE: LeoThread 2025-03-24 02:23

in LeoFinance7 months ago

Part 3/11:

Rubin's political views during this time were decidedly left-leaning, which aligned with the progressive ideals prevalent among his peers. In 2012, he launched "The Rubin Report" on YouTube, initially collaborating with the left-wing network The Young Turks (TYT). This marked the beginning of his public political identity.

The Progression and Shift in Ideology

"The Rubin Report" was initially framed as an innovative blend of comedy and political analysis, reminiscent of shows like "The View" but targeted at younger audiences. Rubin often tackled serious subjects such as corporate ethics and social issues through a comedic lens. His criticisms were usually aimed at figures on the political right, particularly around issues like economic inequality and social justice.