Uppgiftsbeskrivning
1. Write a short summary of Bill Maher’s editorial monologue excerpt from “The Fudge Report”, as well as James Corden’s response, “James Corden Responds to Bill Maher’s Fat Shaming Take”, in about 125 words in total.
2. Write an analytical essay (600-900 words) about the two monologues. Your essay must focus comparatively on how both Maher and Corden engage the audience and get their messages across.
3. Include the following analytical terms in your essay:
a. topic, intention, style
4. In your essay, you must include references to both texts (see picture at the bottom on how to cite).
5. See attached videos ‘5b1’ and ‘5b2’ for transmissions of both monologues, respectively.

Utdrag
In In a thought-provoking segment of his late-night show, Bill Maher delves into the critical issue of obesity in the United States.

With a persuasive discourse, he sheds light on the alarming rise of this epidemic within the nation and the peculiar hush that surrounds this topic.

Maher boldly presents his thesis, which has ignited both debate and contemplation: the resurgence of "fat shaming" as a potential catalyst for addressing this issue.

Maher passionately articulates the extent of the problem, emphasizing that it has grown into a substantial concern for the United States. He astutely points out how, in contemporary society, the subject of obesity has, in many ways, become a societal taboo.

His thesis revolves around the notion that rekindling discussions related to "fat shaming" might be the impetus needed to initiate constructive change.

Maher contends that by holding individuals accountable and encouraging them to recognize their role in their own well-being, we can embark on a path towards a healthier future.

This perspective has garnered significant attention and discussion, as it challenges conventional views on addressing obesity.

“We shamed people out of smoking and into wearing seatbelts … Shame is the first step in reform it’s what goads people into saying maybe I can do better…”

As the discussion unfolds, James Corden injects a touch of humor by playfully drawing parallels between himself and Bill Maher.

He humorously points out their shared experience of occupying the host's chair in the very same studio and their shared stints in less-than-stellar movie roles. Corden playfully