Adam and Kevin discuss the use of force Donald Trump displayed at Lafayette Square for his photo op as well as the decision by the New York Times to run a controversial opinion piece.

Adam and Kevin recap Michael Barbaro's interview with Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey.

Adam and Kevin discuss the police, the unbelievable systems that support them, and the dire need for reform.

Adam and Kevin discuss the protests across the nation.

One hundred thousand people have died from the coronavirus, innocent black people are dying at the hands of cops, and the President of the United States is picking a fight with a social media platform. Plus, it's Kevin's birthday.

Adam and Kevin ponder about space, what we should be doing, and why we are doing it right now. Plus, the saga of Elon Musk, the protests in Minneapolis, and reminiscing about DGM2.

Adam and Kevin discuss childhood memories of the post office as well as the difficulties this longstanding, constitutionally protected institution is facing. Plus, donating money to Donald J. Trump gets you working in the government, Twitter is a wild place, and is there a better title out there then Postmaster General?

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Adam and Kevin dive into the coronavirus news as the United States reaches 100,000 deaths, discussing the effects on undocumented immigrants. Plus, polling on wearing masks, Joe Biden kind of looks like a badass, and the Trump Campaign's push to get back to rallying his base.

Adam and Kevin react to the 50-minute episode that recalls the story of Genie Chance and the second-largest earthquake ever, which took place in Anchorage, Alaska, in 1964. Plus, free campaign advice, which as always is absolutely free for the Biden campaign.

Adam and Kevin discuss the story of Jack McMorrow and the rise of a mysterious inflammatory syndrome in children. Plus, when will we ever go back out into the real world and why you should pay attention in biology class kids.