The Revolt, neither complicity nor scrutiny

Entertainment programs and YouTubers are gaining massive audiences by inviting politicians, contrasting with traditional journalism. Viewers seek to understand the personal side of politicians, but this can lead to confusion. Some hosts lack the journalistic skills to question politicians effectively, creating a conflict between scrutiny and entertainment. This transformation of politics into a spectacle can sometimes be harmful, yet it also serves to engage audiences who typically avoid political content. Such appearances allow candidates to reach potential voters, functioning as modern-day rallies with significant amplification. While these interactions can attract attention, they should not replace genuine scrutiny of political policies.