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One key feature of Carson's style is his deft use of satire and mockery—ridiculing leftist figures like Jimmy Kimmel, Joy Reid, and the media’s obsession with fairness narratives that shield violent extremism or election theft. For instance, he humorously criticizes Kimmel’s return to the air after a controversy, pointing out that his ratings are insignificant compared to other hosts, and that his return signals nothing meaningful in the broader cultural fight.
Carson’s patriotism is grounded in faith and a sense of moral righteousness. His frequent references to God, the importance of returning to traditional values, and the conviction that "good will overcome evil" reflect his worldview: America as a land of faith, strength, and resilience.