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In Week 28 of 2026, Rachel and Jordyn dig into the Supreme Court's 6-3 ruling against Trump's tariffs and what happens next. Trump's own nominees, Gorsuch and Barrett, joined the majority, and he called them disloyal within hours. The hosts break down the pivot to a dormant 1974 law with a hard July 24 expiration date, then trace where tariff costs actually land, according to New York Fed and Yale...

Week 27 of 2026, and the Senate managed to pass and reverse a war powers vote within a single business day. This episode tracks exactly how that happened — and what it cost. Rachel and Jordyn walk through the Iran war powers reversal vote by vote: Rand Paul and Bill Cassidy both flipped within 24 hours, a closed-door White House lunch where Trump called Cassidy a lunatic, and a private Situation R...

Week 26 of 2026, and Tucker Carlson just called the Republican Party treasonous and immoral after 35 years of defending it — then the clip sat unnoticed for four days. Rachel and Jordyn run the receipts on Carlson's exit, Trump's Iran war promise, and a Georgia special election margin that collapsed from 37 points to 14. Rachel wants to see the label before buying the product. Jordyn thinks leavin...

Week 25 of 2026, and the House just passed a war powers resolution telling Trump to end hostilities with Iran — 215 to 208 — with four Republicans crossing the aisle to make it happen. This episode tracks the receipts on executive war authority, from the 2011 GOP letter demanding Obama comply with the 60-day clock on Libya to Speaker Johnson's claim that the U.S. is not at war, made the same day T...

Week 24 of 2026, and Rachel and Jordyn are tracking one specific promise: Donald Trump said no new wars, then told Meet the Press he never said that. This episode runs the numbers on Operation Epic Fury at day 100 — $11.3 billion in the first six days, a $200 billion supplemental request with no clear answers for GOP fiscal hawks, and gas prices Moody's says cost the average household $750 this ye...

Week 23 of 2026, and this episode runs the full receipt on Trump's Epstein transparency promise — what he said, what he signed, and what actually got released. Rachel and Jordyn break down how a law that passed 427 to 1 ended up meaning almost nothing in practice: 3.5 million pages released with 81 of 82 pages redacted in a key document, a DOJ that logged lawmakers' search histories in a reading r...

Week 22 of 2026, Rachel and Jordyn go through PolitiFact's MAGA-Meter — a scorecard tracking 75 of Trump's second-term promises — after Trump told a Detroit crowd in January that he had kept every single one of them. The numbers say otherwise. About 19% rate as kept. Roughly a third are stalled. Electricity prices, groceries, and housing all moved in the wrong direction. The Department of Educatio...

Week 21 of 2026, Rachel and Jordyn are running the receipts on tariffs — specifically the promise that foreign countries would foot the bill, not American families. They break down the Tax Foundation's findings on household costs, the Supreme Court's 6-3 ruling striking down IEEPA tariffs, and what happened hours later when the administration reached for a different statute. The courts keep saying...

Week 20 of 2026 brings Rachel and Jordyn to the Texas Senate runoff — and to a ten-week-old Trump endorsement promise that still hasn't been kept. With the May 26 runoff two weeks out, Ken Paxton leads John Cornyn by three points among likely voters despite a securities fraud indictment, an impeachment acquittal, and a divorce filed on biblical grounds. Democrat James Talarico leads both of them i...