How to Test Negative for Stupid w/ Sen. Kennedy

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Oct 10, 2025

Senator John Kennedy, a longtime U.S. Senator from Louisiana known for his humor and straightforward style, tackles government chaos with wit. He critiques Chuck Schumer's shutdown tactics, asserting they cater to the far-left. Kennedy shares insights on FBI subpoenas impacting GOP senators and the historical weaponization of federal agencies. Additionally, he promotes his new book, "How to Test Negative for Stupid," encouraging plain language to dissect Senate life. They also dive into absurdities in air travel and the quirks of Portland’s liberal boomers.

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Shutdown As Political Theater

Senator John Kennedy argues Schumer's shutdown maneuver was political theater to appease the socialist wing.
Kennedy says it's about politics, not policy, and Schumer aimed to ingratiate himself to AOC's faction.

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Schumer's Escape Playbook

Kennedy predicts Schumer will recruit safe-seat Democrats to theatrically vote to end the shutdown.
He warns that staging a mutiny would further weaken Schumer's leadership position.

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Alleged Spying On Senators

Kennedy revealed DOJ obtained phone records for eight Republican senators and called it a serious constitutional breach.
He demands rapid oversight and potential subpoenas for Jack Smith and Merrick Garland.

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