Topic: Randy Wilhite

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The host clarifies a long-standing media claim that he admitted to being a "performance actor" in court. He explains that the legal argument was made in the context of a custody battle to distinguish between his serious news commentary and satirical segments, such as his "gay frog" or "Joker" sketches. Mark Randazza notes that similar legal defenses have been used by Tucker Carlson and Rachel Maddow to establish that their programs are punditry rather than straight news reporting.