This week, we explored some of the most pressing issues in politics, culture, and business. Trump’s plans for mass deportation and his clash with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau dominated the political conversation. Meanwhile, in global news, Syria's president and his family were granted asylum in Russia, sparking questions about shifting alliances and global power dynamics.

Jay-Z found himself at the center of a scandal, leading to debates about its impact on his legacy. On the topic of relationships and business, we explored the risks of working with friends and family—does the potential fallout make it better to avoid mixing the two altogether?

We also tackled the crisis of the Black family, diving into systemic and cultural challenges contributing to its fragmentation. Andrew Schulz made headlines with controversial comments about Kendrick Lamar, sparking discussions about public accountability and discourse.

The rise of female rap took center stage as we debated its impact on the image of Black women. Is the criticism justified, or does it reflect deeper societal biases? We also shared our favorite laws from *The 48 Laws of Power* and discussed their relevance in modern life.

On the financial front, Michael Saylor questioned whether America could adopt Bitcoin as a strategy to counter BRICS. Additionally, the NCAA's potential sale of sports programs to private equity firms raised concerns about the future of college athletics.

Finally, on a lighter note, we debated the top movie simps of all time, leading to plenty of laughs and surprising picks. Don’t miss this week’s episode, packed with thought-provoking conversations and fresh perspectives!

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