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This episode criticizes the U.S. leadership’s approach to the Iran conflict and reminds listeners that NATO’s defense obligations don’t cover attacks launched by the attacker. It highlights how Ukraine immediately offered help and is now facing targeting by Iran in the Middle East. It also covers Ukraine’s recent battlefield innovations — capturing a Russian position using aerial drones and unmann...

The host reacts to Eric Swalwell's resignation after allegations from staffers, contrasting Democratic accountability with Republican refusal to resign in similar scandals and citing past examples like Al Franken and other GOP misconduct. He argues Democrats must stop following traditional rules, advocates a tougher, no-holds-barred approach to political fights, and urges listeners to engage and p...

Fat orange Jesus believes he’s the real thing as Iran condemns his attacks on the Pope

The episode covers rising tensions in the Strait of Hormuz as the U.S. Navy moves to interdict vessels that paid Iran to transit the waterway, with reports of U.S. destroyers encountering Iranian threats and possible drone activity. The president also said the U.S. is ready to finish negotiations on Iran's nuclear deal. The host reacts to international political news — including Viktor Orbán conce...

This episode breaks down a chaotic picture of presidential incoherence and sweeping firings that are destabilizing the U.S. military amid an ongoing war, with the host citing Rachel Maddow's reporting. It also covers attempts to restrict information—blocking satellite access, targeting reporters—and raises concerns about religious favoritism in military chaplaincy and the need to expose hidden fil...

This episode features a heated critique of Donald Trump’s behavior and handling of foreign policy, focusing on Iran’s contentious 10-point plan, disputes over control and tolls of the Straits of Hormuz, and stalled negotiations in Pakistan. The host also covers related global developments — including Ukraine’s strikes on Russian oil infrastructure — and urges listeners to vote, check registration,...

A raw, urgent episode that moves from a personal emergency — a wild tricycle accident and ER visit — to a searing critique of recent geopolitical events, including a failed ceasefire, risky diplomacy with Iran, and fears of nuclear escalation under current leadership. The host mixes firsthand anecdotes, anger at political failures, and a plea for support as they recover and continue reporting.

This episode warns that automatic draft registration begins in December, criticizes current leadership and the push for another oil-driven war, and highlights how drafts disproportionately affect the poor and young people. The host urges listeners to oppose the policy, stay politically engaged, and continue the conversation in the comments.

Deranged President that should be in a padded room

Idiocracy has taken over

The most unhinged post yet

Not one word about our missing airman but much about the ballroom 

Trumps staff to stop lying to him or that’s the excuse they give for his incompetence 

While fighting Israel’s stupid war they won’t assist us

Isreal is committing genocide on their land and beyond

When he’s gone we have to undo everything he did and remove his name and likeness from everything he put it on

The dog killer got a shock

Time for trump to chicken out

This episode covers recent court actions blocking Donald Trump's plans — from altering landmark sites like ballrooms and the Kennedy Center to halting offshore wind projects — and the legal and political fallout. The host criticizes Trump's motives, connects energy policy to oil interests and conflict, and argues that blocking renewables hurts both infrastructure and the environment.

This episode critiques Donald Trump’s reported willingness to withdraw from a potential Iran conflict and warns against letting that withdrawal be spun as a victory. It breaks down the mismatch between inexpensive Iranian drones and costly interceptor missiles, highlights shortages and logistics failures among U.S. and Israeli allies, and covers regional pressure for a ground war. The host also me...

The host rips into hawkish rhetoric and broken political promises, condemning calls for war without personal risk. He criticizes leaders who push for conflict, mocks claims that allies or the Middle East will pay for wars, and explains Iran’s new missile tactics that overwhelm air defenses. The episode mixes sharp political commentary with blunt humor and personal appeals.

This episode examines Russia sending a tanker to Cuba that broke the U.S. blockade and how the move exposed Donald Trump’s threats as a bluff. The host criticizes Trump’s reaction onboard Air Force One, highlights accusations of hypocrisy and bullying in U.S. foreign policy, and considers the broader implications for international relations and alliances.

Donald Trump is pushing for $200 billion to fund a potential war in Iran, and congressional Republicans are reportedly considering cuts to health care programs like Medicaid and Medicare to find the money. Aaron Parnas broke the alert that sparked the reaction in this episode. The host responds with outrage at the prospect of reallocating funds from public health to military and immigration enforc...

This episode breaks down allegations of foreign interference, assassination plotting tied to Viktor Orban's slipping polls, skepticism about Trump\'s supposed ear injury, Jesse Ventura\'s commentary, and criticisms of media figures like Piers Morgan. Expect blunt takes on political theater, conspiracy concerns, and calls to support the show's channels.

No Kings rally in New Orleans: on-the-ground interviews with activists, young socialists and organizers, live speakers and street energy — plus a few rogue pirate pizza tricycles. I pedaled in on a tricycle, talked to a lot of people (I leaned toward the communists and socialists), and captured stories about class struggle, community organizing, and local concerns. Raw, candid, and immediate cover...