The boys tackle lots of news, spending plenty of time on the U.S. World Cup disruption, but not neglecting the NATO meeting, the restarted war, Graham Platner, another ICE murder, and the gutting of America's greatest treasures - our National Parks. If that's not enough, Mike shares the history of canned food and a bit of an oversight.

The gents excoriate the much-less-than-Supreme Court, but Mike may piss off some fellow libs in the process. It's more amateur hour at the war & peace table, Roger takes a New York candidate to task, and Mike finds one post-presidential job he really likes.

Roger & Mike covered a lot this week. Republicans trying to ban IVF, Republicans telling their own Muslim members to leave the country, a grocery store racist who made $125k, some 16th century Austrian history, and blue paint bubbling to the green surface. Despite the algae, this episode of AFM is good, (mostly) clean political fun.

Do we have a peace deal even if the terms are not disclosed and each side is giving a different story? Roger and Mike will wait until the tree falls in forest to find out. Meanwhile, there is some heartwarming news related to the World Cup and the same old BS from the White House over election ballots. And Mike's history fact is all about cussing parrots.

First off, don't expect rhyming titles moving forward, but the guys talk Big Bend wall, Middle East blunders, total lack of foresight and much more. The history fact has to do with reading the little bumps on your noggin.

The guys give you the lowdown on the shutdown of science by the administration, and Mike says both sides can pat themselves on the back for the lowest murder rate in 100 years. Meanwhile, there is no morality in site on Pennsylvania Avenue. But there were plenty of mobility-impaired bullfrogs in New Orleans in the 1930s.

The gents warily compliment some lower court rulings, dive into the mosh pit at the maga co-opting of our Declaration's 250th birthday, and explore the whack-a-mole that is this administration's corruption. Mike's weird history fact looks at the world's shortest war ever.

The guys are not exactly dumbfounded at the dumbness coming from the dumbass in the White House. They love the movie Hud, but not the hijinks at HUD. And Mike's weird history fact takes you bowling with Tricky Dick.

Roger wanted to talk about how a once mainstream Republican Senator who would work across the aisle has hit rock maga bottom. There's also The War, the usual White House corruption, and Mike exposes (hehe) the truth behind a Muppets legend.

Mike is supremely cheesed over the Supreme Court ruling for racism and against the Voting Rights Act, and he recounts the history of voting discrimination. Roger has more talk about The War plus a ballroom update you need to know. And there's a Weird History Fact about dentures. In other words, lots to chew on... yes, we did.