This week, we break down the latest chapter in global chaos—missile strikes, nuclear close calls, and Trump trying to manage it all from behind the wheel of a golf cart. From Iran and Israel trading blows to a ceasefire somehow involving Twitter diplomacy, we’re unpacking the foreign policy flex that feels more like a reality show. Spoiler: the only thing more unstable than the region might be the guy holding the remote.

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This week on The Joint Sermons, Juan and Doc get into the weeds of Trump’s signature chaos. They break down his so-called “negotiation skills,” unpack the reckless threats he’s firing off at Iran via social media, and laugh (then cringe) at his middle-school-level insults aimed at the French president. From power plays to petty posts, it’s all classic Trump—and all on full display.

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Flash bangs echo through the streets. Protesters scatter. A Blackhawk helicopter touches down near a Homeland Security office in Los Angeles—delivering ammunition, not aid.

In this episode, we break down the disturbing escalation of immigration enforcement in L.A., as federal agencies deploy military-grade tactics against civilians. With echoes of authoritarianism and an agenda that seems ripped straight from Stephen Miller’s playbook, we ask the hard question:

Is this the beginning of something much bigger... and far more dangerous?

In this spicy episode of The Joint Sermons, hosts Juan and Doc fire up the mics to roast the annual wave of corporate rainbow-washing during Pride Month. From rainbow-colored drills to diversity statements that feel copy-pasted, no brand is safe as the duo exposes the hilarity and hollowness behind the boardroom-approved activism.

And of course, they couldn’t resist revisiting Donald Trump’s legendary love affair with tacos—because nothing says "I love Hispanics" like a Cinco de Mayo shoutout over a Taco Bowl at Trump Tower.

As promised, here’s the Home Depot Pride Month video that sparked this week's rant:
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Juan & Doc Discuss Artificial Intelligence and Who the Robots Would Kill First. Welcome to Episode 69!

This week on The Joint Sermons, Juan and Doc Jeezy have absolutely nothing to talk about—so naturally, they spend the episode complaining like a pair of grumpy old men. From forgiving cheaters in baseball to dumb Trump appointees, from conspiracy theories about Biden’s health to the sad state of new music, the guys cover everything and nothing all at once.

Juan and Doc get into what people really mean when they say “a bunch of Mexicans” and whether content matters. They also take shots at the growing stupidity in America and the way fascist thinking is creeping into the mainstream. To balance it out, they show love for Much Given, Much Tested, the new album by BlackLiq & Dub Sonata—calling it a near-perfect release and an early frontrunner for album of the year.

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This week on The Joint Sermons Donald Trump dominates the headlines yet again—but is he the cause of America’s downward spiral, or just the figurehead of something deeper? As the nation drifts toward unfamiliar waters, Juan and Doc ask the hard questions: Who’s really to blame—and does it even matter anymore? Is America a sinking ship?

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Meanwhile on The Joint Sermons… Juan and Doc dive headfirst into the so-called "Fat Man's Agenda"—a wild ride through topics like the proposed autism registry (yep, it gets dark), tariffs, the return of Stephen Miller, and a surprising theory about the origins of Bitcoin. It’s blunt, bold, and enough to make you think twice.

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This week on The Joint Sermons, we break from our usual format for a very different episode. With the death of Pope Francis shaking the religious world, Evangelicals wasted no time revealing their long-simmering hostility. Juan opens with a direct address on the moment’s gravity before he and Doc dive into a raw, honest discussion about the ripple effects across America.