This week on The Final Word, Frangela is cutting through the noise with razor-sharp truth and zero tolerance for the madness. Because when the headlines read like dystopian fiction, somebody’s gotta say it out loud.

We begin with the deeply disturbing story out of Mississippi, where two men—one a Black student at Delta State University, the other a white unhoused man—were found hanged on the same day. The silence around these deaths is deafening, and we’re asking the questions the media won’t.

Then we turn to the FCC’s very public tantrum, where Chair Brendan Carr threatened Disney over Jimmy Kimmel’s content—on a podcast. And just like that, Kimmel’s off the air. So now we’re canceling comedians through government intimidation? That’s not regulation, that’s retaliation.

Not to be outdone, Secretary Ice Barbie—aka Kristi Noem—joined “Operation Midway Blitz” and proudly posted video of what turned out to be a wrongful arrest of a U.S. citizen. Because nothing says leadership like violating civil rights for clout.

Meanwhile, former CDC Director Susan Monarez told senators she was fired by Secretary Brain Worm—yes, RFK Jr.—for refusing to rubber-stamp recommendations from his handpicked panel. Science? Facts? Apparently those are optional now.

And finally, Kash Patel showed up to Congress and kept it unclassy, delivering testimony that was less “official” and more “unhinged group chat energy.” We’ve got the receipts and the side-eye.

Frangela’s here to break it all down with brilliance, boldness, and the kind of clarity that cuts through the chaos. Because when the system keeps showing us it’s broken, The Final Word is where truth gets the mic.

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