Some More News Even More News: Hegseth Memes About War Crimes, Trump Uses R-Word, and Even More Thanksgiving News
Dec 2, 2025
The hosts tackle the explosive topic of alleged war crimes involving Pete Hegseth, sparking a fierce discussion on accountability. They critique Hegseth’s darkly humorous memes that normalize violence. In a twist, Trump’s Thanksgiving social media post, which controversially uses the R-word, comes under fire. The conversation shifts to the fracturing of MAGA, highlighted by Marjorie Taylor Greene's shocking resignation. Tune in for insights on political antics, absurd claims, and the misadventures of the Trump administration.
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Bragging About Potential War Crimes
- Pete Hegseth reportedly ordered follow-up strikes that could constitute war crimes and then treated the actions like memes.
- Katy Stoll and Jonathan highlight a culture that brags about unlawful killings and avoids accountability.
Pardons Without Understanding
- Trump pardoned or considered pardoning controversial foreign actors without clear knowledge of them.
- Jonathan and Cody argue this shows he doesn't grasp details or cares about the consequences.
Auto-Pen Claims Are Contradictory
- Trump's claim to void Biden's acts via 'auto pen' declarations is legally dubious and rhetorically inconsistent.
- Hosts note the irony: the same logic could question Trump's own capacity and actions.