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The hosts dive into California's controversial redistricting initiative, sparking a lively debate over its ethics. They shine a spotlight on the rise of Zohran Mamdani, whose progressive appeal is overshadowed by misleading attacks against him. J.D. Vance's pattern of dishonest tweeting is critiqued, and they debunk claims regarding Mamdani's story. The discussion extends to Maine's new voting measures and wraps up with an analysis of Trump's cognitive assessment, prompting concerns about his health and future political ambitions.

Michael Swaim, a former co-worker of the hosts and a prominent podcaster known for his work with Small Beans, joins to delve into the ongoing attacks on voting rights. He discusses how Republicans are employing tactics to suppress votes and the importance of understanding these political maneuvers. The conversation also touches on bizarre updates from the White House and threats to SNAP benefits, highlighting the intertwining of politics and personal lives. They explore the potential impact of redistricting and the looming Supreme Court decisions on voting rights.

The hosts dive into the Graham Platner controversy, exploring his progressive campaign and troubling past social media posts. They debate vetting standards and the idea of redemption in politics. Trump's outrageous request for $230 million from the Justice Department and his plans to demolish the East Wing of the White House also take center stage. The episode wraps up with a look at Trump's clash with American cattle ranchers over importing Argentine beef, raising concerns about tariffs and agricultural impacts.

Explore the hidden costs of modern conveniences like rideshares and food delivery. Discover how platforms exploit workers while claiming to offer ease. Hear about the dark side of streaming, where ownership is an illusion. Learn why customer service often fails and how automation can dehumanize interactions. Uncover the trade-offs of convenience during COVID and the rise of alternatives that genuinely serve needs. The conversation dives deep into the societal impacts of our addiction to quick fixes and the exploitation that lies beneath.

Hi. In today's episode of Even More News, Katy, Cody and Jonathan talk about the large protests that took place across the country and Trump and friends' not so measured responses to them. They also discuss the continued bombing of boats in the Caribbean and the pardoning of George Santos. As always, we recorded right before that big thing that happened.NOTE: Monday’s AWS outage impacted our ability to record video so today’s episode is audio-only. We’ll be back with video next time, assuming they fix the cloud.Pluto TV. Stream Now. Pay Never.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This discussion dives into the leaked racist group chat of Young Republicans, sparking debates over hypocrisy in the GOP. The hosts analyze J.D. Vance's double standards and explore disturbing Nazi imagery in Congress. They also tackle the recent U.S. military strikes near Venezuela and the potential for escalation. Concerns about the IRS being weaponized against political foes arise, alongside critiques of Marjorie Taylor Greene's shifting policies. Engaging humor makes complex issues more accessible and entertaining!

The job market for Gen Z is tougher than ever, with rising unemployment and job listings demanding experience right out of college. The podcast explores the shift from internal training to a focus on credentials and highlights how Reagan-era policies have stigmatized vocational education. Cultural myths about Gen Z's work ethic are debunked, emphasizing their challenges and the push for better pay and work-life balance. AI's growing role in recruitment also raises concerns about bias, while proposals like robot taxes and infrastructure jobs aim to reshape the future of work.

Join a lively discussion about the complex aftermath of the Gaza ceasefire and the emotional challenges it brings. Delve into JD Vance's Sunday media tour, where he dodges tough questions and spins elaborate tales, including calls to invoke the Insurrection Act. The hosts also examine troubling federal firings and layoffs at the CDC amidst growing health crises, all while highlighting potential risks to cybersecurity due to drastic budget cuts. It's an engaging mix of news analysis and biting commentary!

Comedian Roy Wood Jr., known for his work on The Daily Show, joins to riff on the absurdities of contemporary politics while promoting his book, The Man of Many Fathers. They delve into the bizarre measures taken against protests in Chicago and Portland, including a discussion on viral protest costumes. The panel critiques Kristi Noem's dubious claims about Antifa arrests and scrutinizes the implications of labeling protesters as terrorists. With sharp humor, they navigate the chaotic landscape of American political theater.

Dive into the shadowy origins of Stephen Miller, the architect of harsh immigration policies. Explore his high school history, where bullying and manipulation shaped his narrative. Discover his connections with white nationalists and how he laundered extremist rhetoric through media. Unpack the dangerous alliance between Miller and Trump that mainstreamed racism in policy, and the chilling impacts of his actions, like family separations. This exploration reveals the unsettling tactics that define the MAGA movement.