“For me it was just exciting to see fake news catching on like that. We don't you know, it's interesting. I think we don't make things up. We just distill it to, hopefully, its most humorous nugget. And in that sense it seems faked and skewed just because we don't have to be subjective or pretend to be objective. We can just put it out there.”
The speaker claims that presenting humor‑laden, distorted versions of events can be done without claiming objectivity, treating satire as a separate, entertaining truth‑filter.
In simple terms: Satire can be funny without being factual.
Humor can convey ideas without pretending to be objective.
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Satire may blur facts for audiences, potentially spreading misinformation if not clearly marked.
