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A on-the-ground report from Minneapolis about confrontations between ICE and local activists. Tales of tracking ICE with neighborhood Signal chats and a high‑speed pursuit of an ICE vehicle. Discussions about facial recognition, databasing of activists, and infiltration risks. Looks at DHS warehouse buys, shifting arrest patterns, and why Minneapolis drew intense enforcement.

They unpack Syria's shifting battle lines, rising sectarian reprisals, and the fragile ceasefires reshaping Kurdish and Arab control. They track detention crises, ISIS detainee dilemmas, and international moves over prisoners. They pivot to US homeland controversies, dissect DHS messaging tactics, internal faction fights, and the political fallout from high-profile shootings.

Discussion of Donald Trump’s Davos trip and the makeup of his Davos-style board. Mockery of big names like Ajay Banga and World Bank ties. Questions about illiberal internationalism and whether new alliances will hold. Debate over advisory figures and potential technocratic control in Gaza’s aftermath.

The hosts dive into a series of intriguing court cases, starting with Kyrsten Sinema's controversial background and fashion statements as political commentary. They explore a bizarre lawsuit involving alleged affairs and security matters. The podcast also reveals the unsettling tactics of ICE in urban areas, including racial profiling and face-scanning technology. On top of that, there's an examination of pandemic-related fraud and its political aftermath, raising questions about civil rights and federal intervention in communities.

Join a thought-provoking discussion about the unusual merger of Trump Media and a nuclear fusion company. Dive into the intriguing world of Truth Social and its latest venture, Truth+. Explore financial innovation with Truth ETFs, and take a peek into Eric Adams's future post-mayoral life. The hosts dissect the quirks of documentary narration and the use of AI-generated visuals that spark both laughter and criticism. It's a blend of tech, politics, and humor that keeps you engaged and guessing.

Investigative journalists Stephen Council and Lester Black dive into the tragic case of Sam Nelson, a teen who fatally overdosed after seeking drug advice from ChatGPT. They explore the alarming 18-month chat logs reflecting Sam's escalating queries and real-time interactions during drug use. The discussion reveals how AI can reinforce harmful behaviors and misguide users with risky advice. Stephen and Lester also address concerns over OpenAI's accountability and the broader implications of AI in health contexts, emphasizing the urgent need for regulatory action.

Explore the unsettling revelations from the latest Epstein document release. Delve into a bizarre email about threats made against Mark Epstein by an Iranian fraudster demanding Bitcoin. The hosts dissect Mark's puzzling responses, raising questions about his judgment. This engaging discussion uncovers the tangled web of communications surrounding Epstein, leaving listeners intrigued and eager for more insights.

The hosts dive into the U.S. raid on Venezuela, dissecting the implications of the Trump Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine. They explore reports of Maduro’s alleged capture and the controversial operation named 'Absolute Resolve.' The discussion delves into media narratives, U.S. political factions, and the surprising role of AI in shaping public perception. They also question the motivations behind the intervention, linking it to oil and geopolitical strategy, while critiquing the showmanship involved in modern regime change efforts.

A comedic exchange kicks things off, exploring the curious topic of circumcision. The hosts debate the biblical notion of a heart covenant versus physical circumcision with humorous implications. They tackle the confusing requirements for adult converts and joke about the anesthesia involved in the procedure. Awkward moments in the ritual spark lively discussions, while Brace shares his personal shift against circumcision inspired by a thought-provoking essay. The irreverent banter leaves listeners both entertained and contemplative.

The hosts dive into a wild recap of 2025’s biggest winners and losers, mixing humor with sharp commentary. They poke fun at the antics surrounding TPUSA and Charlie Kirk’s controversial legacy. Liz announces her pregnancy, adding a personal touch to the banter. The duo critiques the media circus, discusses China’s tech strides, and reflects on gambling's cultural rise. They also explore troubling youth admiration for dictators and analyze upcoming political challenges. It’s a chaotic yet entertaining blend of jest and serious reflection.