In this most recent episode of "Wangtown," we explore the complex relationship between China and the United States. The conversation touches on the historical tensions between the two nations, as well as the contemporary issues that continue to fuel animosity between them. One of the guests on the episode brings up the concept of racial temper, and how it plays a role in shaping attitudes towards China. The conversation delves into the various ways in which these attitudes are perpetuated, and how they can ultimately lead to harmful stereotypes and discrimination.

The conversation takes a surprising turn when the topic of Tucker Carlson comes up. The group discusses the controversial Fox News host's recent comments, and how they exemplify the kind of anti-Chinese sentiment that has become all too common in the United States. The episode also touches on the role that brands like Budweiser play in shaping cultural attitudes, and how their marketing campaigns can both reflect and reinforce stereotypes. Amidst all of this weighty discussion, the hosts also manage to find time to touch on the mundane task of washing clothes, and how it can serve as a grounding force in our lives even amidst the chaos of political turmoil and societal collapse.