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'''Tyler Zed''' is an American internet personality, conservative political commentator, [[Air Force]] [[veteran]], and [[podcast]] host. He is a rising star in [[conservative media]], and his [[YouTube]] channel, Zeducation, as of 2021 had almost 800,000 subscribers.
'''Tyler Zed''' is an American internet personality, [[conservative]] political commentator, [[Air Force]] [[veteran]], and [[podcast]] host. He is a rising star in [[conservative media]], and his [[YouTube]] channel, Zeducation, sits at almost 800,000 subscribers, as of 2021.
==YouTube Videos==
==YouTube Videos==
Zed runs two YouTube channels, Zeducation<ref>https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2kkU18MIJpUaCdokZj3_kQ</ref> and Zedcast<ref>https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnXUaXYSdfA1t-2mW2fZxvA</ref>.
Zed runs two YouTube channels, Zeducation<ref>https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2kkU18MIJpUaCdokZj3_kQ</ref> and Zedcast<ref>https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnXUaXYSdfA1t-2mW2fZxvA</ref>.
On his main channel, Zeducation, he posts videos covering a variety of subjects. His more serious videos entail highlighting and criticizing [[Liberal hypocrisy]] in government, media, and entertainment, as well as satirizing and ridiculing [[The Establishment]], [[Big Pharma]], and [[Big Tech]], while in his more lighthearted videos, he features and discusses humorous memes and videos sent in by his viewers and organized by his brother and editor, Deev.
On his main channel, Zeducation, he posts videos covering a variety of subjects. His more serious videos entail highlighting and criticizing [[Liberal hypocrisy]] in government, media, and entertainment, as well as satirizing and ridiculing the [[Establishment]], [[Big Pharma]], and [[Big Tech]], while in his more lighthearted videos, he features and discusses humorous memes and videos sent in by his viewers and assembled by his brother and editor, Deev.
On his second channel, Zedcast, he posts episodes and clips from his podcast of the same name, which he hosts with Deev and their friend Daniel.
Zeducation videos generally follow a series format, with each video going under a category. The most frequent series are "That Didn't Age Well", where Zed counts down moments of hypocrisy from the MSM, politicians, etc., and "Meme Review", where he satirically impersonates a social media fact-checker, reviewing memes and deciding which are okay to post, as well as "Try Not To Laugh" and "You Laugh You Lose", where he watches viewers' memes and gives commentary on them. Viewers can expect one episode from each throughout the week.
On his second channel, Zedcast, he posts episodes and clips from his podcast of the same name, which he hosts with Deev and their friend Daniel. On the podcast, they discuss politics, news, entertainment, and conspiracy theories.
==Political Views==
Zed is a conservative, anti-[[establishment]] [[populist]], as well as a supporter of [[individual liberty]] and personal freedom. He supported [[Donald Trump]] in both the 2016 and 2020 presidential elections <ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WRkPcaDPME</ref>. He criticizes both Democrats and Republicans when they fail to act in the interest of the people, advocates for term limits in Congress, and has also criticized the Two-Party System in U.S. Politics. He is pro-gun, pro-life, and he ridicules liberals who promote [[COVID-19]] hysteria. Zed is also a fervent advocate for veterans, being one himself, and often calls out the [[military-industrial complex]] for its lies and ineptness <ref>https://biographyhost.com/p/tyler-zed.html</ref>.
While he has expressed socially conservative views on topics such as the [[Homosexual Agenda|LGBT Agenda]] and [[Hollywood Values]], but does not seem to be a strong Christian, and keeps his religious beliefs to himself. He has also said he supports the legalization of [[marijuana]].
==Personal Life==
Zed lives in Minnesota, and got married in early 2021.
==Military Service==
==Military Service==
Zed served in the [[Air Force]] from 2011 to 2015 as a medical technician. He has referred to the false promise made by [[Barack Hussein Obama]] to have soldiers out of Afghanistan by 2014 as his "red-pill moment" <ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fig8TnBk4M0</ref>.
==Publications==
==Publications==
In 2018 he published a collaborative book with Dan Wheeler, titled "101 Facts That’ll Convince Your Liberal Friend to Walk Away"<ref>https://www.amazon.com/Facts-Thatll-Convince-Liberal-Friends/dp/1732731500</ref>.
In 2018, he published a collaborative book with Dan Wheeler, titled "101 Facts That’ll Convince Your Liberal Friend to Walk Away"<ref>https://www.amazon.com/Facts-Thatll-Convince-Liberal-Friends/dp/1732731500</ref>.
==References==
==References==