This week Nathan and Michael discuss the failure of build back better and where we go from here. Then they discuss Afghanistan and how we continue to screw them over. Finally they discuss gerrymandering among democrats.

This week Michael and Nathan discuss some really silly things right-wing politicians have said about Covid this week. Then they completely switch gears to discuss Yemen. The created humanitarian crisis currently going on in the world. Then they end the pod with a discussion about gun negligence.

This week, Michael and Nathan discuss the excessive military spending in the United States, the problems with the process of voir dire (or trial jury selection), and the recent racist comments by Lauren Boebert against Representative Ilhan Omar.

This week Michael and Nathan discuss the steps Trump took to try to stay in office, then they go over the results of vaccine mandates in various businesses, and they end with a discussion about climate change and COVID.

This week Michael and Nathan go over infrastructure once again. Then they have another installment of the Injustice System where they talk about mandatory minimum sentencing laws. Finally they sit down with retired Professor of Anatomy and Physiology Ramon Selove to discuss Covid vaccines for children.  

This week Michael and Nathan broke down what happened in Virginia. Then they had a discussion on why the tax code is so skewed in favor of billionaires. Finally they discussed the philosophy of political party affiliation.  

This week, Michael and Nathan discuss latest news on the infrastructure deal, current supply shortages, and paid family leave.

This week Michael and Nathan discuss the upcoming Virginia election, the Pandora Papers, and how the left can improve messaging. Also #LaurenBoebertIsSoDumb

This week, Michael and Nathan discuss news relating to the infrastructure deal, the Facebook whistle blower, and how fair protesters can go before it becomes inappropriate. 

This week, Michael and Nathan discuss the drama over the bipartisan infrastructure vote, the debt ceiling, and YouTube's decision to ban anti-vaccine misinformation.