In his “newest book, ‘How the Hell Did This Happen?’, which dissects the election of 2016, [P. J. O’Rourke] echoes the disdain and snarky observations about ‘elites’ that informed his early years and much of his writing since.”

“P.J. O’Rourke offers comedic relief about the state of our politics from his unique journalistic perspective influenced by the ‘sunshine’ of the 1960s.”

“O'Rourke said the role of comedians like himself, Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert should be as a sideshow to the real news.”

“The libertarian humorist talks about his new book, his darkest fears, and the value of a liberal arts education.”

P. J. O’Rourke says that Donald Trump is “terrible,” and says that he is “outraged” and “unemployed” because of Trump’s rise.

“PJ O’Rourke join[s] Stephanie Ruhle to discuss what’s next for the people in Florence’s way and what the government will do to help them.”

“Full length interview with political commentator and author PJ O'Rourke, a lifelong republican who is certainly not a Trump fan.”

P. J. O’Rourke argues, “The revolt against the elites targets all manner of preeminence—political elites, business elites, media elites, institutional elites, and, kind reader, you.”

On Sara Schaefer, the author notes, “She’s certainly got a sensibility that – despite its obvious authenticity – might have been expressly tailored for the times. There’s a weary, beyond-her-years sarcasm that’s very millennial-friendly, and manifests itself in cutting demolitions of awful contemporary norms.”

Sara Schaefer argues, “I truly think that people on both sides of our political divide are nervous about what happens when a comedian starts talking about the President in public. Part of it is because many people just don’t want to hear about him. Every 15 seconds, there’s a new bombshell headline that is more absurd than the last.”

Sara Schaefer talks about electing Trump and the divisions in America. 

Sara Schaefer says, “Politics are just dominating everything … It’s hard not to write about Donald Trump and what’s happening. It's my only option. It's all I think about.”

Sara Schaefer discusses what it means to be a feminist in the comedy world.