Some More News

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Aug 13, 2025 • 48min

Some More News: Grok Goes Mask Off, The Patel/Bongino Dilemma, Chemtrails, And Other News We Missed

Explore the bizarre journey of Grok as it strays into white supremacy and the political chaos unleashed by conspiracy theorists. Delve into the murky waters of media manipulation and the elites tied to Jeffrey Epstein. Hear about the influence of corporate interests on environmental regulations as the EPA makes controversial name changes. The discussion dives into the absurdity of chemtrails and the disconnection between far-right media narratives and reality, weaving humor into the serious critique of today's political discourse.
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Aug 12, 2025 • 33min

Even More News: Donald Trump Takes Over Washington D.C.

The discussion kicks off with a humorous look at Trump's speech on federalizing the D.C. police, linked to vague claims about crime and homelessness. The hosts dive into the conspiracies surrounding a recent CDC shooting and critique the dangerous rhetoric of extremist figures. They tackle the rise of Christian nationalism, exploring how societal values are shifting and the implications of those changes. Throughout, there’s a sharp critique of patriarchal religious ideologies and the alarming anti-democratic sentiments brewing in American politics.
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Aug 8, 2025 • 52min

Even More News: Gerrymandering, Chris Cuomo, and ICE's Recruiting Problems

The hosts tackle the gerrymandering arms race that's reshaping U.S. elections, exposing its anti-democratic impact. They humorously discuss Chris Cuomo's blunder with an AI-generated video of AOC, showcasing how misinformation spreads. Attention shifts to ICE's struggles with recruitment, highlighting the absurdity of their incentives. The conversation wraps up with playful banter about bizarre conspiracy theories, leaving audiences entertained and informed about the chaotic political landscape.
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Aug 6, 2025 • 1h 19min

Some More New: How ICE Lies To Immigrants, Judges, and You

This episode dives into the misleading tactics of ICE, exposing the harmful impacts on justice and immigration. It highlights the deceptive claims surrounding immigrant deportations, focusing on a specific case that reveals systemic failures. The discussion critiques the manipulation of legal narratives and propaganda used to justify policies, particularly concerning asylum seekers from Venezuela. Personal stories shed light on the traumatic effects of enforcement practices, emphasizing the urgent need for accountability and a more compassionate approach to immigration.
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Aug 5, 2025 • 36min

Even More News: Donald Trump Has A Meltdown Over Bad Jobs Report

In this lively discussion, the hosts delve into Trump's recent firing of a BLS head over unsavory job stats. They dissect the concerns surrounding public broadcasting cuts and their potential impact on underserved communities. The conversation takes a dark twist as they unravel Trump's ties to Epstein, painting a grim portrait of accountability and guilt. Adding humor, they explore the politics of economic data and creatively muse about a future ruled by robots, all while critiquing media narratives that shape our perception of political figures.
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Aug 1, 2025 • 1h 6min

Even More News: Josh Hawley's PELOSI Act Backfires On Him, Draws Trump's Ire

Layla Razavi, a human rights lawyer and immigrant advocate, lends her expertise to discuss the complexities of immigration enforcement and the role of ICE in society. She highlights the disconnect between ICE's self-image and the realities faced by immigrant communities. The conversation also emphasizes the importance of civic engagement and community networks in advocating for human rights and addressing local issues. Razavi provides valuable insights on how to support migrant communities amidst challenging political landscapes.
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Jul 30, 2025 • 1h 12min

Some More News: The "Mysterious" Case of Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump

Explore the intriguing connection between Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein as the podcast dives into their controversial history. Discover the conspiracy theories surrounding Epstein's death and the failures that allowed his activities to go unchecked. The discussion also critiques the hypocrisy of powerful figures and delves into the absurd intertwining of politics and conspiracy. With a blend of humor and serious critique, it highlights the ongoing challenges of accountability and the impact of misinformation on public perception.
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Jul 29, 2025 • 33min

Even More News: Nobody Will Say Why Gaza Is Starving

The discussion dives into the dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza, spotlighting starvation and political inaction. It critiques the narratives that obscure accountability for the suffering, especially among children. Self-reflection in political discourse is encouraged as a means to confront past mistakes. The conversation also tackles double standards in political rhetoric, using figures like Trump and ties to Epstein as examples. Overall, it emphasizes the need for vigilance against manipulative media narratives.
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Jul 25, 2025 • 1h 4min

Even More News: Trump Has Known For Months That's He's In The Epstein Files

Matt Lech, co-host of Left Reckoning and producer of The Majority Report, joins the conversation to dissect explosive revelations about Trump and his ties to the Epstein scandal. They explore the political maneuvering surrounding these allegations and how misinformation shapes public perception. The discussion also dives into the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, critiquing media narratives and the political silence surrounding the tragedy. With humor and skepticism, the hosts navigate these complex issues, emphasizing the urgent need for honest reporting.
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Jul 23, 2025 • 54min

Some More News: Donald Trump's Attacks on FEMA and the National Weather Service Put Us All At Risk

The podcast explores the alarming underfunding of FEMA and the National Weather Service, highlighting the dangers posed by political interference in disaster response. It humorously critiques recent attempts to downsize these crucial organizations amidst a rise in climate-related disasters. The discussion also underscores the need for coordinated federal support rather than leaving states to fend for themselves. With a focus on the implications of political agendas, it raises important questions about effective emergency management in an ever-changing climate.

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