Highlights from the podcast include the fight over burn pits legislation, the Manchin-Schumer budget deal, Trump's LIV Golf event, Jan 6th hypocrisy, and Dr. Oz's political failures.

Discussion about the high turnover rate in Kamala Harris' office and her tendency to blame staff for failures. Exploring the concept of regulatory arbitrage and Keith Olbermann's new podcast. Comparing a major TV personality podcast to their own show. Instagram's design changes and competition with TikTok. Biden's visit to Saudi Arabia and the lack of substantial outcomes. Progressive Senate candidate's campaign tactics and use of memes. Finding a balance between policy and humor in politics. Joe Rogan's changing political views and support for Bernie Sanders and Ron DeSantis. Nancy Pelosi's controversial visit to Taiwan. Instagram's attempt to replicate TikTok and the evolving role of social media.

Topics discussed in this episode of the podcast include the Uvalde report, recession warnings, Russia sabotaging diplomacy, Trump's bureaucracy plan, GDP numbers, CHIPS act, and Joe Manchin's surprise announcement on the reconciliation bill.

The podcast covers a range of topics including the DOJ potentially indicting Trump, recession numbers, the CHIPS bill, FTC vs Facebook, Schumer-Manchin legislation agreement, Monkeypox and political correctness, and small businesses' economic misery.

On this podcast, Krystal and Saagar cover a variety of interesting topics including the recession in America, Trump's battle with Fox News, insider trading indictments, Ukraine's blacklist, Dems' meddling in GOP primaries, scientific failures in Alzheimer's and depression research, and Trump's plan to remake the federal bureaucracy.

Topics discussed include: systemic failures in Uvalde following a mass shooting, Ukraine-Russia conflict, Roe v. Wade and abortion rights, politicians' stance on abortion, airline chaos, challenges faced by tech industry, growing fear of civil war, pre-screening reporters at the White House, and the pushback against question pre-screening by the White House Correspondents Association.

Krystal and Saagar discuss CNN ratings, institutional decay, Ukraine's DC lobbying, disinfo czar, housing markets, and Elon Musk. They explore the challenges faced by CNN in rebuilding trust, the erosion of confidence in US institutions due to the pandemic, Ukraine's lobbying campaign in Washington, concerns about the housing market and rising mortgage rates, and media hypocrisy regarding Elon Musk's Twitter exchange with Stephanie Rol of MSNBC.

Krystal and Saagar discuss the NYC Nuclear announcement, Elon Musk's clash with MSNBC, media engagement tanks, and the need for a more trustworthy mainstream. They explore transparency in case of a nuclear attack, address security theater and disinformation, and analyze the decline of news consumption and its impact on American politics.

Andrew Yang joins Krystal and Saagar to discuss the challenges faced by third-party candidates and the need for electoral system reform. They also talk about the impact of Federal Reserve actions on the housing market, the denial of disinformation by the head of the governance board, and concerns about Biden's meeting with MBS in Saudi Arabia.

This podcast explores topics such as grassroots labor organizing, union elections, CNN's declining ratings, Ukraine's lobbying efforts, decay of institutions, and the breakdown of social contracts in the US.