Florian Scheuba - Good evening

Democracy, economy, environment, hope for a better future - everything is going down the drain. But who threw it in there? Can it be fished out again? Florian Scheuba takes a seat on the riverbank in a Bachwatch mission, looking out for lifeguards and dark sewage channels, wondering if this river has already become mainstream, and confronting rampant apocalyptic tendencies with the defiant construction of humor dams. Many questions arise for him: Should the "Yes, of course, little piggy" become the Minister of Agriculture? Does Donald Trump have a "kitchen cupboard problem" - a crack in the bowl, a loose screw, not all cups in the cupboard? Do autocrats even have to pretend to tell the truth when they lie? And does the principle apply to perpetually neutral Austria: "One says this, another says that, we say: So-so..."? Is empathy, as Elon Musk claims, "the decisive weakness of Western civilization"? Or has this civilization made itself vulnerable to people like Musk? Are we really better off when others are worse off? Is an asshole electable if it is "our asshole"? And can we still say everywhere nowadays that we can’t say anything anywhere anymore?