Trump is ordered by NYC judge to pay $355 million of his own money, plus interest, saying that he lied for years about his wealth and used that to secure loans and make deals. Was this ruling ridiculous and politically motivated? The Apes give their thoughts on this issue and how the public has reacted to this verdict. Finally, the guys discuss Kanye West's newest album, "Vultures 1," and how big of a cultural impact this album might be having.

Super Bowl LVIII proved to be an entertain game but the talk of the town was the Jesus commercial and how many people didn't like it. The Apes give their thoughts on why the commercial might not have been so popular. The guys then talk about an Access Vegas YouTube video where Rollo Tomassi, Fresh & Fit, Marquette Davon & Aaron Clarey were among some of the guys having a roundtable discussion about red pill topics. Finally, the guys give their 3 person short list on who might be Trump's Vice President.

Tucker Carlson interviews Vladimir Putn and the left loose their mind. The Apes give their thoughts on the interview. The Apes then briefly discuss Trump's ballot case in Colorado, a special counsel deeming Biden mentally unfit, and President Bukele giving a victory speech after winning a second term for destroying MS-13's criminal enterprise.

Mark Zuckerberg gets grilled by Congress and the Apes give their thoughts on Josh Hawley's line of questioning as opposed to Ted Cruz's approach. The guys then discuss the recent Taylor Swift headlines that have been circulating about her being able to sway the 2024 election in favor for Biden. 50 Cent might feel a bit different stating, "maybe Trump is the answer." Finally, Charlie Kirk debates women on the "Whatever" podcast and yet again hands the tradcons another L by saying that women are the victims when it comes to abortions.

A PBS video talks about a growing number of American men saying that they are in a friendship recession. The Apes give their thoughts on why this might be.

Nathan Fielder and Benny Safdie team up to create "The Curse," streaming on Showtime. This absurdist, satirical comedy also starring Emma Stone is must see television. The Apes give their thoughts on some of the themes of the show but try to keep it as spoiler free as possible on some of the bigger developments that happen.

Gen Z is now showing interest in bringing back gender roles and having an interest in the tradwife. Is this interest real or is it a push for more views and attention on social media. Then the guys discuss Donald Trump's Fox Townhall blowing DeSantis and Haley's CNN debate out of the water when it comes to views. Finally, the apes give their take on the Jimmy Kimmel and Aaron Rodgers recent beef.

Bill Ackman takes aim at DEI (diversity, equity & inclusion) saying that it is "an important contributor to our growing divisiveness." The Apes give their thoughts on why he has taken this stance now as opposed to before and why this might be an important moment for society and culture.

Year 2024 starts off with a bang as Tucker Carlson gives his thoughts on Ben Shapiro and his obsession with Israel as opposed to Tucker's America First outlook. The guys discuss this and what they see 2024 shaping up to be.

The Apes wish everyone a Merry Christmas and look back at year 2023. What was the good and what was the bad? Then the guys talk about the current Fresh & Fit and Flagrant Podcast beef and how it correlates with the red pill vs blue pill divide.