Igor and Maurício Meirelles discuss the 2026 Brazilian elections, analyzing how politicians use charm to mask their agendas and the strategic release of the Vorcaro scandal. They critique the Supreme Court's political influence and the public's fear of speaking out, while also exploring the evolution of comedy. Meirelles explains his interactive show "Surto Coletivo," which uses audience data to engage younger, hesitant listeners, highlighting the shift in how comedians connect with modern audiences.
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