The Audit

The Audit

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The Audit episodes

  • Introducing A Starting Candidate

    We discuss why it's not really a good thing to be friends with people who want to kill you. Rove & Axelrod explain what inspired them to get into politics, and it's possible one of them is actually telling the truth.

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    1 hr 32 min
  • Prioritize The Painters

    A brief breakdown on why Biden's pot reform might not be the greatest thing since sliced bread, and then the gang dives into the final classes of W's Master Class, including sitting through an 18 minute lesson on cold wax painting. On the plus side, we get some fun drinking stories, some fun Turd Blossom stories, and did you know they make a version of the Bible for stupid people? Also - remember the pretzel? We go out on a note of hope, however - warm and fuzzy memories of the deep friendship shared by Ruth Bader Ginsburg and cuddly fascist Antonin Scalia. We hope they're enjoying the afterlife together!

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    1 hr 33 min
  • Enter Your Pathway To Owning Your Public Style

    Josh, Dave and Kate learn some important lessons on self mockery and stretegery. They also take a look at what might be the worst joke every told at The White House Correspondents' Dinner, and the final word on the Try Guys scandal - because we're the last people to find out about it.  Josh explains the Hollywood No, and the gang discusses the difference between polyamory and swinging. This episode has it all!

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    1 hr 11 min
  • Accountability Leads To Crisis

    You knew it was coming, folks. George W. Bush walks us through all the ways he showed amazing leadership and accountability during 9/11, Katrina AND the financial crisis of '07/'08. Short version - it all comes down to acting like you care.

    We also examine one of the few not entirely terrible things Bush did - Pepfar - and how he still managed to get some terrible in there, and how Bush's experiences in the world of business don't jibe at all with his stated belief in free markets. All that, AND No Child Left Behind gets the Master Class whitewash treatment!

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    1 hr 51 min
  • Building Tough Decisions

    Professor Bush discusses his unshakable belief in having principles in place before a crisis hits, and how he and his team came up with those principles. After 9/11.

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    1 hr 31 min
  • Meet Your Personal Horizon

    Seeking out good advice on how to be leaders of men, Josh, Dave, and Kate sit down to watch the first three lessons in George W. Bush's Master Class on Authentic Leadership.

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    1 hr 31 min

About The Audit

From the publisher's feed

In The Audit, comedian Dave Anthony and screenwriter Josh Olson audit a variety of online classes, docuseries, and other media products created by noxious political figures and boil them down to the good stuff. By which they mean… the bad stuff.

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