Mike and Nate start by diving into Senator Corey Booker's recent speech and the mechanics of Senate filibusters. They examine upcoming elections in Wisconsin and Florida, analyzing polling data and betting odds while discussing concerns over election interference and vote-buying schemes. The conversation shifts to the disturbing cases of deportations, including Abrego Garcia's situation. They explore Tesla's declining sales, Elon Musk's controversial America PAC, and express alarm over the dissolution of key government agencies like the CDC's FOIA office and FDA's communications department. The episode concludes with updates on the Mahmoud Khalil case and broader concerns about government overreach in immigration enforcement.

Mike and Nate dive into a major security breach where journalist Jeffrey Goldberg was accidentally included in a group chat about Yemen military operations. They discuss the administration's use of Signal to bypass record-keeping laws, drawing parallels to Watergate and analyzing the legal implications. The conversation shifts to the Oscar-winning documentary "No Other Land" and the disturbing disappearance of its Palestinian co-director. They examine the surprising turnout at Bernie Sanders and AOC rallies, exploring the effectiveness of direct constituent communication through social media versus traditional campaign methods. The episode concludes with a discussion of Kat's upcoming Illinois congressional campaign and the need for new approaches to political fundraising and messaging.

Mike and Nate dive into the mysterious Tesla dealership fires and controversial anti-Tesla billboards depicting Elon Musk giving a Nazi salute. They discuss the challenges Tesla owners face, including difficulty reselling vehicles and the Vancouver Auto Show uninviting Tesla. The conversation shifts to protest movements, examining the disproportionate responses to peaceful demonstrations and the January 6th Capitol attack. They provide updates on the Mahmoud Khalil case and criticize Democratic leadership, particularly Chuck Schumer, for disconnection from everyday Americans. The episode concludes with exciting developments in mRNA vaccine technology for pancreatic cancer, while expressing concern about RFK Jr.'s targeting of mRNA research and potential dismantling of the NIH, which could hinder critical medical advancements.

In this episode, Mike and Nate dive deep into the disturbing case of Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia graduate student with a green card who was detained by ICE following his participation in pro-Palestinian protests. They examine the lack of due process, the administration's vague national security justifications, and the chilling effect on free speech. The hosts highlight how Khalil's peaceful activism was mischaracterized as terrorism, despite evidence showing his commitment to non-violence. They also discuss the Democratic Party's weak response to these violations and Al Green's planned impeachment articles. The conversation shifts to the escalating tariff war between the US and Canada, with new 25% tariffs on lumber and copper starting April 2nd, and the resulting market uncertainty and rising consumer prices. The episode concludes with a critical look at vaccine misinformation, the suppression of scientific studies, and policies that contradict public health while claiming to support population growth.

In this episode, Mike and Nate tackle Trump's new tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China, analyzing how these policies are driving up prices for everyday Americans while failing to address issues like fentanyl trafficking. They explore the growing economic hardship facing working-class families, including rising grocery bills, gas prices, and mounting credit card debt. The conversation shifts to Trump's contentious meeting with Zelenskyy, where Trump echoed Putin's talking points about Ukraine. They also discuss the bizarre proposal for a $250 bill featuring Trump's portrait. The episode concludes with an urgent discussion on the alarming rise in measles cases across America, the dangerous impact of vaccine misinformation, and RFK Jr.'s concerning influence on public health policy.

In this episode, Mike and Nate discuss the Trump administration's decision to bar the Associated Press from press briefings for refusing to use the term "Gulf of America," analyzing the implications for press freedom. They dive into Elon Musk's controversial ultimatum to federal workers and the chaos surrounding DOGE, revealing Amy Gleason as its administrator. The conversation shifts to Trump's attempts to undermine the judicial system by freezing federal funding, including examples like USAID food spoilage and threats to withhold funding from Maine. They also examine Apple's stance on maintaining DEI policies despite political pressure, and conclude with a critical analysis of Democratic messaging strategies ahead of the 2026 midterms.

In this packed episode, Mike and Nate tackle an array of topics: from the absurd proposal to make Trump's birthday a federal holiday to Elon Musk's misinterpretation of Social Security data. They dive into the penny's potential demise, DEI misconceptions, and end with promising developments in stem cell and CRISPR technology. Along the way, they explore constitutional rights, civics education, and the challenges facing healthcare innovation in America.

In this milestone 30th episode, Mike and Nate tackle the growing constitutional crisis as Trump defies federal court orders and attempts illegal dismissals of agency heads. They discuss the unprecedented nature of ignoring judicial rulings, rising food costs, and the role of both Democratic and Republican officials in the current situation. The hosts also explore Elon Musk's questionable claims and expertise across various fields.

In this episode, Mike and Nate tackle several alarming developments: the controversial DOGE department's Treasury takeover, Marco Rubio's thinking about a plan to house US criminals in El Salvador's prisons, and Trump's executive order to create a sovereign wealth fund (potentially to buy TikTok). They also discuss the manipulation of autism statistics by reactionaries, trans rights, and the growing climate crisis. As the new administration continues to push constitutional boundaries, the hosts examine how democratic institutions are being tested like never before.

In this episode, Nate and Mike dissect Rep. Andy Ogles' laughable proposal to amend the 22nd Amendment for Trump's third term bid. They explore how Gen Z is using spaghetti recipes to fight ICE surveillance, break down the AI arms race between DeepSeek and OpenAI, and reveal why your breakfast just got more expensive (spoiler: it's not the chickens' fault). From DEI veterans to Elon's latest white panic, we connect the dots between constitutional crises and your grocery bill.