The Apes discuss Jebezel and Politico both writing articles on what they deem to be "Barstool Republicans." The guys then discuss an MSNBC clip where a female news anchor discusses her disdain for Bill Maher and his take on the "In The Heights" situation last week. Finally, the guys give their take on Seth Rogen saying that his movies didn't age well.

Critical Race Theory has been a huge topic of discussion lately and the Apes give their thoughts on it. Then the guys discuss Brian Stelter's drastic ratings drop. Finally, Bill Maher is tired of the progressive left and this time finds himself criticizing Lin-Manuel Miranda's "woke" critics.

Axios publishes an article talking about "The Great Resignation," talking about how 40% of workers are thinking about quitting their jobs. Bill Maher thinks college is a scam and college debt forgiveness is not a good idea. Finally, The Apes talk about how bias and politically motivated the Pulitzer Prize picks really were.

AOC blames Trump for blocking relief money to Puerto Rico which in turn affected her grandmother's living condition according to her. At which point, conservative commentator Matt Walsh raised $100,000 on a go fund me which AOC's grandmother refused. The Apes then talk about Trump potentially running for a house seat. Finally, the guys discuss McAllen, Texas's shocking Republican win in a 85% Hispanic populated town.

Joe Biden and Kamala Harris get were bashed for their tweets wishing people to enjoy "the weekend" while at the same time not acknowledging Memorial Day. What does this say about their side of the political spectrum? Then the Apes discuss the rising murder rates in major U.S. cities.

Biden drops student loan forgiveness from his annual budget marking a major setback for people hoping to have their student loans cancelled. Furthermore, the Apes talk about how hyper-inflation and a shaky economy can be the root factor behind Biden's decision.

Joe Biden's presidency is shaping up to be full of bad future outcomes prompting people to call him Jimmy Carter 2.0. Is this comparison a valid assessment of Biden? The guys also talk about Bill de Blasio's weird press conference where he tries to convince the public to get vaccinated by promising free Shake Shack fries.

Elon Musk hosted Saturday Night Live to mixed reviews. What did people think about his performance and the fact that he hosted the show? Elon Musk calls Dogecoin a "hustle" and it's value sunk, upsetting many. Should people be upset about Dogecoin's dip or should they have seen it coming?

Caitlyn Jenner speaks out against biological men/trans women playing in women's sports in a recent TMZ interview. The statement creates interesting and ironic talking points to delve into as Jenner announces plans to run for Governor of California. After that, K. Cartoon and Rx Phonics breakdown a portion of Ben Shapiro's most recent interview with Jordan Peterson and how and why Marvel comics decided to create a caricature of Peterson as the super villain "Red skull".

A video on YouTube channel AJ+ called "Why The U.S. Can't Go Broke" discusses how the U.S. national debt is now bigger than it's economy and how it's not that bad. The Apes break down the video and how badly it misses the mark. Then they discuss how badly The Oscars flopped in ratings this year. Finally, the guys discuss the 2020 U.S. Census and how it has flipped congressional seats to the right. What does this say about the culture and what people care about?