The Dangerous Ones

Americans showed up for No Kings with two things: a determination to vote and absolutely no interest in being polite about Donald Trump. Nick Knudsen and Tiffany Drastic are celebrating the October 17 No Kings protests, and the conversations go well beyond funny cardboard signs. They talk about why smaller demonstrations in places like Salem, Oregon, and Springfield, Missouri, matter, why some pro...

Donald Trump's White House press secretary has barely left the building, and Nick Knudsen and Tiffany Drastic are already interviewing her imaginary replacements. There's just one requirement: their names have to start with K. Apparently, that's the closest thing the Trump administration has to a hiring policy. So who's next? Kid Rock? Kanye West? Kim Jong-un? Kyle Rittenhouse? Nick and Tiffany no...

Courtesy Really America  Hello Danger Corps! We have some potentially beautiful news for everyone who's spent the last two years wondering whether America has collectively lost its fucking mind. Donald Trump's polling is looking increasingly ugly, Republicans are facing some alarming midterm warning signs, and Trump is responding to questions about his approval ratings with all the dignity and emo...

America is looking more like a circus every day, and Tiffany Drastic and Nick Knudsen have decided that if we're going to be surrounded by clowns, we might as well get some laughs out of it. In this episode of The Dangerous Ones, the jokes fly at Donald Trump, Elon Musk, the White House press secretary and the billionaires who seem to operate under an entirely different set of rules. Tiffany and N...

Courtesey of Really American  Donald Trump has been spending an extraordinary amount of time describing other men's bodies. Their shoulders. Their legs. Their handsome faces. And, yes, their backsides. Anderson Cooper noticed. And he came prepared. In this episode of The Dangerous Ones, Nick Knudsen and Tiffany Drastic listen to Cooper's hilarious CNN takedown of Trump's increasingly peculiar rall...

Courtesy of Really American What do Kimberly Guilfoyle, Jared Kushner, Mike Johnson and the world's most convenient Antifa conspiracy have in common? They're all part of another spectacularly ridiculous episode of The Dangerous Ones. Jim Drastic, Tiffany Drastic and Nick Knudsen are back with a comedy-filled conversation about Trump supporters, Republican hypocrisy, politicians who want ordinary A...

Texas Republicans are spending a fortune in their effort to defeat James Talarico, and the campaign messaging has become a gold mine for political comedy. Tiffany and Nick break down the absurdity, react to the Florida governor's race, and celebrate record-breaking early voting in Georgia. Then there's the Trump supporter who says he'll vote for Trump again in 2028. Yes, even after somebody explai...

Donald Trump jokes that his supporters would applaud even his stupidest remarks, and Jim Drastic, Tiffany Drastic and Nick Knudsen have some questions. Mainly: how do you defend a politician who practically writes the jokes about his own supporters? In this episode of The Dangerous Ones, the hosts listen to a collection of increasingly ridiculous Trump-supporter interviews and political comedy ran...

What do Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, Russian internet infrastructure and Jim Drastic's inability to pronounce cholesterol have in common? They're all part of another completely ridiculous episode of The Dangerous Ones. Jim, Tiffany and Nick are back with Meme Wars, and the conversation is as chaotic as you'd expect. The hosts laugh their way through jokes about Russian data centers, Trump's intel...

Trump keeps talking about a golden age. Meanwhile, a disabled veteran is fighting to get two knee braces, Americans are comparing grocery bills, and seniors are wondering why politicians think a few dollars will fix everything. Jim, Tiffany and Nick open the phones to Americans who've had enough. Hear a veteran deliver an unforgettable message about VA care, a Missouri caller share how she's handl...

Donald Trump shows up at The Office and immediately proves he's no Dwight Schrute. Elon Musk gets his own musical roast. And a country song about Trump and Vladimir Putin has Nick and Tiffany laughing at the sheer absurdity of it all. On this episode of The Dangerous Ones, Nick Knudsen and Tiffany Drastic explore the increasingly strange world of AI political comedy. From ridiculous game-show dial...

A Michigan Senate candidate gets hit with a loaded question about his Muslim faith. Instead of ducking it, he turns the conversation into a lesson on the Constitution. Meanwhile, a Texas Democrat reaches for something just about every Texan understands: football. In this Dangerous News Break, Nick Knudsen shares two memorable campaign moments from Abdul El-Sayed and James Talarico as the midterms...

Just when you thought Republican politicians couldn't get any creepier, Progress Action Fund brings back its fictional congressman, and he's apparently appointed himself America's bathroom inspector. Nick Knudsen and Tiffany Drastic discuss the outrageous new ad targeting Republican anti-trans politics, the GOP's obsession with bathroom restrictions, and why turning the tables on MAGA's culture-wa...

Apparently, 2026 has driven America to the point where four martinis during a flood sounds like a perfectly reasonable coping strategy. Jim, Tiffany, and Nick are laughing their way through a country that's completely out of patience. There's a savage MAGA parody, an unexpectedly passionate debate about household insects, and Tiffany's unapologetic defense of the F-word. Plus, a wonderfully petty...

Katie Zacharia's first briefing gave comedians material. The questions about her legal credentials gave them overtime. We unpack a White House debut that sounds less like a communications strategy and more like somebody skipped rehearsal. Jim, Tiffany, and Nick react to savage parody performances, debate who was supposed to prepare Trump's new press secretary, and consider how long she'll last beh...

Katie Zacharia's first White House briefing was short, awkward, and full of moments Jim, Tiffany, and Nick had to stop and unpack. They get into the accidental "my husband" slip, a softball question, and the moment she had no answer about U.S. intelligence sharing with Ukraine. Then Jim delivers a satirical Top 5 of what might be in Trump's press secretary training manual. It's a funny, blunt list...

2026 is testing everybody's patience. Jim, Tiffany, and Nick talk through the strange little moments that make you wonder if the whole country has finally snapped: baffling homework, a fly getting a deeply personal response, and whether there's any such thing as swearing too much. They also react to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's claim that social media felt less hostile after strikes o...

Donald Trump is back on the road trying to fire up Republican voters before the midterms. The problem? Some of the people in the room appear considerably less fired up than he does. Nick breaks down the disruption inside Trump's rallies, his struggle to fill every seat and a striking CNN analysis showing how dramatically his standing with millennials has changed, particularly on the economy. Then...

Why does everyone in Trump's orbit eventually start looking like they were designed by the same plastic surgeon? Susan Dell's White House appearance launches Jim, Tiffany and Nick into a completely unplanned discussion about beauty standards, aging, billionaire culture and the strange pressure on women to keep rebuilding themselves while men get applauded for turning gray. Then we descend into AI...

Instagram might be the only place on Earth where you can find a MAGA-themed board game, a farmer begging Donald Trump for another bailout, and somebody trying to win an argument with their MAGA uncle about January 6. And somehow, that's only half the insanity. Jim, Tiffany, and Nick take a hilarious journey through the internet's stranger corners. Comedian Brent Terhune absolutely nails the contra...

Chuck Lorre unloads at an award speech, the Grim Reaper sounds completely exhausted, Elon Musk's Cybertruck somehow needs nine cops, and Americans abroad remain the loudest species on Earth. Jim, Tiffany and Nick spend most of this episode laughing until a Navy veteran from the San Diego area reacts to Trump's controversial Los Angeles and San Diego remarks. Then Dylan, a submarine veteran in Clac...

Donald Trump is throwing a fit because Fox News isn't paying enough attention to his campaign rallies. Apparently, having your own social media platform, a presidential motorcade, and the nuclear codes just isn't enough when Fox & Friends won't talk about how wonderful you are. Jim, Tiffany, and Nick unpack Trump's latest Truth Social meltdown, his increasingly awkward campaign rallies, and the st...

Trump's foreign policy gets the bone-spurs treatment, JD Vance gets roasted, and the hosts face a hypothetical choice between Vance and Marco Rubio. Apparently, political conversation now requires a strong stomach and a furniture disclaimer. Jim, Tiffany and Nick mix blunt jokes with a serious discussion of Cornell's handling of sexual assault allegations. Nick responds as an alumnus, Tiffany chal...

What the hell is happening in Utah? Democrats are looking increasingly competitive in places that used to be about as welcoming to their party as a vegan at a Texas barbecue. Harry Enten is pointing to growing Democratic momentum nationwide, the Cook Political Report is moving House races toward Democrats, and even traditionally Republican districts are getting interesting. Jim, Tiffany, and Nick...

Gabe Poirot says he spent 18 days in a coma, met Jesus and discovered that Christ apparently had "testosterone like a Mustang." Danger Corps responded exactly as you would hope. Jim and the crew hear from a caller who has actually survived a coma, another who thinks Catholic imagery may explain the obsession with ripped Jesus, and a former Catholic-school student with one extremely reasonable theo...