The hosts of the podcast reflect on their previous writing, grading their accuracy. They discuss topics such as the Israel-Gaza conflict, espionage risks, and inaccurate predictions about Trump's indictment and the debt ceiling deal. They also touch on Senator Dianne Feinstein's retirement and the diminishing popularity of Nikki Haley as a political choice. The hosts reflect on their predictions about inflation, interest rates, and immigration, evaluating their accuracy. They conclude with a discussion on difficulties with time shares and the challenges of new money.

The podcast discusses the mysterious hospitalization and delayed disclosure of Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, raising concerns about his competence and Department of Defense staff. They also explore the controversy surrounding his absence and President Biden's response, analyzing its implications for the military culture and potential political motivations. The lack of transparency regarding Austin's health is criticized for damaging national security and President Biden's administration.

Congress reaches a $1.65 trillion spending deal, potential government shutdown, misinformation and fake news, diverse reactions to the budget agreement, right's response and criticism, analysis of Trump's immunity appeal and unlikely defense.

Gov. Mike DeWine, Republican Ohio Gov., discusses the recent trans healthcare legislation in Ohio. Topics include the veto of a ban on gender-reassignment surgery, puberty blockers, and hormone therapy for minors, as well as the executive order prohibiting gender-transition surgeries for anyone under 18. The importance of a multidisciplinary team in prescribing treatments for minors is also highlighted.

In this episode, the podcast covers President Biden's campaign speech, highlighting his strong focus on former President Trump. They also discuss differing views on Trump's role in the January 6 attack and explore democracy satisfaction in the US. Additionally, they share a heartwarming story about a bonobo primate recognizing her sister in a photograph.

The speaker reflects on the past year, expresses gratitude towards listeners, and discusses upcoming plans and goals. They announce new podcast series, coverage of the 2024 campaign, YouTube videos, website redesign, annual survey, membership price increase, holiday break, and a special edition newsletter for listeners.

The podcast discusses the ruling by the Colorado Supreme Court that bars Donald Trump from the 2024 ballot. They explore the legal and political implications of this decision, including concerns about due process and the interpretation of the 14th Amendment. The episode also covers other news topics such as China's plans for Taiwan, Trump's federal prosecution case, and the Israel-Hamas violence. They touch on media bias, social media censorship, House Republicans using a debt deal as leverage, Trump's poll numbers, and a heartwarming story about a pit bull adoption.

This podcast explores the Texas immigration law that allows deportation of migrants. It discusses the controversy and racial profiling concerns. The Right's perspective on the law and its implications on border security are also highlighted. Additionally, the passage of the bill and the impact of an Instagram post removal are discussed.

The podcast discusses the accidental killing of three Israeli hostages by the IDF in Gaza, leading to domestic pressure for a ceasefire and more hostage releases. Different perspectives on the incident and the ongoing conflict are explored, including the tension between Israel's right to exist and the Palestinian people's right to self-determination. The podcast also touches on the increasing homelessness rates in the US and features an interview with a 92-year-old Kung Fu practitioner.

Republicans vote to authorize impeachment inquiry into President Biden. Controversy surrounding Biden's son, Hunter. Left criticizes inquiry as baseless and politically motivated. Concerns about inappropriate content on YouTube. Cryptocurrency donations and rare shark discovery.