The article explores how social media outrage, termed 'Angertainment' by political adviser Ed Coper, is influencing modern political strategies, particularly on the right.

Coper argues that while online rage has become a tool for shaping political narratives, it risks replacing constructive dialogue with polarised discourse.

His new book, 'Angertainment: How Social Media Outrage Ruined Everything,' critiques the culture of outrage-driven content and its effects on democratic processes.

The podcast discussion highlights the need for a return to meaningful conversations, suggesting that moderation and critical engagement can counteract the spread of misinformation and toxic online environments.

Coper's insights provide a framework for understanding how digital platforms amplify emotional reactions, ultimately affecting political decision-making and public trust in institutions.