Barstool Politics

The boys start by discussion the senseless body shaming of Sean Spicer and then dive into recent developments in Syria, Afghanistan and Cuba before being joined by Peter Rice, author of "Liberal for Conservatism Reasons: How to Stop Being Obnoxious and Start Winning Elections". They discuss the upcoming Senate health care bill and what Democrats need to do to generally be less loser-ly.

The boys finally get to go over last week's Comey testimony, the recent shooting of members of congress, Jeff Sessions' non-testimony, the vulture-like behavior of the media, Britain's unexpected parliamentary election results, evidence of Russian hacking and the enigma wrapped in a riddle that is John McCain's questioning tactics.

The boys made it to 25 episodes (woot)and discuss Comey's upcoming testimony, Trump's possible obstruction of justice, NATO, the recent terrorist attack in London, the isolation of Qatar and the general mess that is geopolitics.

The boys are joined by Suzanne to discuss the second half of Trump's Europetrip, his berating of NATO, the Paris Climate Accords, China's ascension, the Montana bodyslam, tribalism in U.S. politics, Kathy Griffin's severed head and coffee. Lots and lots of coffee

Nick and Bill are joined by Dr. Shawna Rohrman to go over Trump's first major foreign excursion, the recent terrorist attack in Britain, the complexities of combating ISIS, developments in the Russia fiasco and the general unlikeability of Jared Kushner.

Bill, Phil and Nick go down the Comey rabbit hole once more to talk about the recent memo revelations, Trump's threatening "tapes" tweet, classified info blabber-mouth, Turkey's slightly aggressive response to protesters in DC, and the removal of Confederate statues in New Orleans to cleanse the palette.

Bill, Nick and Phil go down the rabbit hole of the Comey firing, Congress' reaction, Trump's less than ideally timed Russia meeting, French election results and the battle for free speech in comedy and the media.

The gang along with super guest Suzanne Chod and special guest Mary Naset discuss the dismantling of Obama's legacy, perceptions of Trump voters, Hillary's reemergence, when to have the discussion on if Trump is literally insane and White House invitations for dictators.

Bill, Nick and Phil are joined by Professor Joe Giammo from the University of Arkansas - Little Rock to discuss the first 100 days of Trump-merica, the recent setback to Trump's sanctuary city executive order, France's recent election results, the speediness of Arkansas executions and Bill O'Reilly's untimely departure from Fox News.

Super guest Suzanne Chod joins Nick, Phil and Bill to discuss poking the North Korean bear, Trump becoming self aware (i.e. Skynet), MURICA's mother of all bombs, the possibility of partisanship changing (not likely), and the deliciousness of Milwaukee Brewing Company beer.