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On episode 821 of The Tim Corrimal Show, I am joined at the round table with Joe (Joseph Santorsa on Facebook and @marnus3.bsky.social on BlueSky), Adam Hebert (Adam Hebert on Facebook and @theadamhebert on Threads) from Radio for Humans, and Justice Putnam (@justiceputnam.sky.social on BlueSkyand @[email protected] on Mastodon) from NetrootsRadio.com and http://www.dailykos.com/user/justiceputnam.

On the show this week we discuss the DOJ arrest and indictment against Don Lemon, how the victims of ICE will go down in history as the heroes and the DHS and ICE will go down as the villains, Trump’s poll numbers on Immigration rising to 58% disapproval, and Bruce Springsteen’s new song ‘Streets of Minneapolis’. Next we discuss Melania’s movie bombing in the box office, a Federal Judge not issuing an injunction to halt Operation Metro Surge, and Minnesota officials refusal to turn over their voter rolls to DOJ. Then we discuss the Senate deal to avoid another Government shutdown, an Appeals Court’s refusal to reconsider Alina Habba’s disqualification as the U.S. Attorney for New Jersey, and Republican Chris Madel dropping out of the Minnesota Governor race citing the GOP’s retribution on the state. Next we discuss Venezuela’s acting President saying she’s had enough of orders from Washington, the Chief Minnesota Judge ordering the acting head of ICE to appear in a contempt hearing and then canceling the hearing after ICE complied with his orders, and Trump’s rambling speech on energy and the economy. Then we discuss the 2 GOP Senators calling on Kristi Noem to resign, the man who lunged at Rep. Ilhan Omar while trying to spray her with what appears to have been an unknown substance, and the outrage in Italy over the announcement that ICE agents will be sent to the Milan Winter Olympics. Next we discuss the first wrongful death lawsuit filed against the Trump administration over boat strikes, DHS releasing the 5 year old boy and his father after being ordered by a Judge to release them, Alex Vindman entering the the Florida Senate race, and how the Ellison takeover of America’s TikTok is censoring anti-Trump speech. Then we discuss Meta blocking posts sharing a database of ICE agents, California advancing a bill allowing lawsuits against federal agents, and Judge blocking the Democrats redistricting resolution in Virginia and the state appealing the order. Next we discuss the DOJ opening a Civil Rights investigation into the murder of Alex Pretti, the FBI raid on the Fulton County election office with Tulsi Gabbard being with them, and the Federal Reserve holding interest rates steady despite pressures from Trump to lower it. Then we discuss ICE officers in Minnesota being directed not to interact with ‘agitators’, the cyber defense chief at DHS accidentally uploading secret government info into ChatGPT, and SCOTUS announcing that it will consider taking up Trump’s appeal of the E. Jean Carroll verdict on Feb 20th. Next we discuss the GOP attempt to slander Alex Pretti by releasing a video of him kicking out the tail light of a DHS vehicle 11 days before he was murdered, the Trump Administration moving forward with selling the Old Post Office building that was converted into Trump’s hotel in Washington, and DHS walking back it’s announcement that ICE agents would be at the Super Bowl after public outrage. Then we discuss Nikki Minaj appearing on stage and accepting a fake ‘Gold Card’ from Trump, a man allegedly posing as an FBI agent in an attempt to spring Luigi Mangione from prison, and the Judge’s ruling that Luigi Mangione will not face the death penalty by striking down those charges. Next we discuss Trump’s attempt to sue the IRS for 10 billion dollars, Mike Johnson bracing for a conservative revolt over the ICE funding deal, and an Appeals court ruling that Noem’s decision to end protections for Venezuelans in the U.S. was illegal. Lastly we discuss Trump’s claim that he’s closing his eyes from boredom in meetings instead of sleeping, Trump’s announcement that he is nominating Kevin Warsh to be the chair of the Federal Reserve and then DOJ releasing a batch of Epstein files that he is in, the Atlanta FBI chief being ousted by DOJ after balking at the 2020 election probe, and the Federal Judge’s order blocking key portions of Trump’s executive order aimed at tightening citizenship verification for voter registrations and absentee ballot applications.

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On episode 820 of The Tim Corrimal Show, I am joined at the round table with Joe (Joseph Santorsa on Facebook and @marnus3.bsky.social on BlueSky), Francie (@Francie75.bsky.social on BlueSky and @[email protected] on Mastodon), Sue (@sueinrockville.bsky.social onBlueSky and @[email protected] on Mastodon), and Tee Brown (@teebrown1061 on Spoutible and @teebrown1961 on Substack) who is the host of “Tea Time with Tee” on YouTube.

On the show this week we discuss the man killed in Minneapolis by Federal agents identified as VA nurse Alex Pretti, Trump linking his Greenland threat to his perceived Nobel Peace Prize snub, and Trump’s unhinged letter to the Denmark Prime Minister. Next we discuss Dr. Jonathan Reiner’s call for a congressional inquiry into Trump’s presidential fitness, Tom Nichols’ Atlantic article about the military being forced to plan for an unthinkable betrayal, and Trump getting boos at the Indiana-Miami championship game as well as his announcement that he will not attend the Super Bowl. Then we discuss the top Catholic Cardinals who called out the moral questions of U.S. foreign policy, Todd Blanche’s threats and failure to prosecute Don Lemon for reporting about a protest in a church in St. Paul, and Trump inviting Putin and Orban to join his latest grift called the ‘Board of Peace’. Next we discuss Abigail Spanberger’s first move after being sworn in as Virginia’s Governor by revoking an Executive order requiring local police to cooperate with ICE, Lindsey Halligan being forced out as the U.S. Attorney in Virginia, and the Democrats growing support in the House to impeach Kristi Noem. Then we discuss Trump’s insane press conference on Wednesday, Trump threatening at 200% tariff on French wines as Macrone reportedly snubbed his ‘Board of Peace’ seat, and Trump’s envoy being dis-invited to a key event in Greenland. Next we discuss the attempts by survivors and Congressmen to get a Federal Judge to force Trump’s DOJ to release the Epstein files, the impact on the stock market the last week of Trump’s threats about tariffs over Greenland, and the press conference held by Minnesota police chiefs about ICE targeting their off-duty officers. Then we discuss ICE agents violation of the 4th amendment by breaking down doors and entering homes without a Judicial warrant, the Trump administration conceding that the DOGE team may have misused Social Security data, theaters struggling to sell 10 tickets per showing to the new Melania movie, and the U.S. Supreme Court appearing skeptical of Trump’s attempt to fire Lisa Cook from the Fed board. Next we discuss Navy admiral Nancy Lacore who was removed by Hegseth as the chief of the Navy Reserve announcing that she is running for Congress, New York Supreme Court Justice Jeffrey Pearlman calling a GOP-held House district unconstitutional and ordering a new map, and Trump’s racist and dementia addled Davos speech then his TACO over his Greenland tariffs. Then we discuss the fired DHS employee suing the agency after he criticized Kristi Noem while on a date with an undercover reporter, Ted Cruz once again being caught cowardly leaving Texas ahead of the snow storm, and a Judge’s ruling that the FBI can not examine devices it took from a Washington Post reporter’s home. Next we discuss an Appeals court temporarily lifting restrictions on ICE’s attacks on protesters in Minnesota, a Judge ruling that lawmakers can sue over the Epstein files release excluding the Maxwell case, and Jack Smith’s testimony saying that Trump willfully broke laws in his bid to overturn the 2020 election. Then we discuss the White House digitally altering the image of a woman arrested after an ICE protest in a church, Department of Interior staff removing a memorial honoring people enslaved by George Washington in Philadelphia and the city’s lawsuit to restore it, and Sen. Amy Klobuchar filing to run for the Governor of Minnesota. Lastly we discuss Trump pulling the U.S. from the World Health Organization, the FBI agent in Minnesota who resigned after being ordered to investigate Renee Good, and a Federal Judge ruling that the administration unlawfully suspended the EV charger infrastructure program that was funded by the Infrastructure Act.

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On episode 819 of The Tim Corrimal Show, I am joined at the round table with Joe (Joseph Santorsa on Facebook and @marnus3.bsky.social on BlueSky), Cathy (@cathylarkin.bsky.social on BlueSky) and from the Let’s Remember To Never Forget Facebook Page, Lorraine (@matrix4672 on TikTok), and Seth (@SethP23 on Spoutible and @[email protected] on Mastodon) from the VEGANesp Blog and his new photography website at https://www.sethpajak.com.

On the show this week we discuss the hilarious reviews for the new Melania movie, how Trump’s threats of a Grand Jury subpoena for Jerome Powell are backfiring, and Trump’s dementia rant where he claimed he is now the President of Venezuela. Next we discuss the speculation that Trump’s pardon of the January 6th insurrectionists is so broadly written that it may have accidentally pardoned the DC pipe bomber, the Minnesota Attorney General suing to stop the ICE raids terrorizing the public, and the mass resignation at the Minnesota U.S. Attorney’s Office stemming from the Renee Good shooting. Then we discuss the poll revealing that only 27% of Americans believe the Minneapolis ICE shooting was justified, CBS News falsely reporting that Jonathan Ross was injured and had internal bleeding after he murdered Renee Nicole Good, and that 17,000 – 20,000 people have cancelled their tickets to the World Cup games in the U.S. after Jonathan Ross murdered Renee Nicole Good. Next we discuss DHS and ICE using Nazi slogans and signs, Jack Smith’s upcoming public testimony about the Trump cases. and the Democrats sweeping the special elections in Virginia and Connecticut state House races last Tuesday. Then we discuss Lindsey Halligan’s combative court filing defending her use of the U.S. Attorney title, Trump flipping the bird to a Ford auto worker who shouted “pedophile protector” at him, and that over 50 House Democrats signed onto Kristi Noem’s articles of impeachment. Next we discuss the Trump administration announcing that they are ending legal protections for Somalis making them deportable, Trump’s economic speech where he veered off topic and took aim at Biden and Powell, and Trump saying he wanted banks to cap credit card interest at 10% to the laughter of the banking industry. Then we discuss Trump’s frontal temporal dementia getting worse daily like when he said Biden appointed Jerome Powell forgetting that he nominated him during his first administration, Trump’s failing asleep during his press conference about milk, and Trump’s insane fixation with annexing Greenland. Next we discuss that House Democrats have asked DHS if any Jan. 6 rioters are now working for ICE, the Clinton’s defying to testify privately in the House Committee Epstein investigation saying they will only testify publicly, and the announcement that Elon Musk’s Grok AI is being adopted at the Pentagon. Then we discuss J.D. Vance’s Greenland meeting ending with a fundamental disagreement, a panel of Federal Judges allowing the California Prop 50 maps to stand, and E. Jean Carroll asking the Supreme Court to reject Trump’s request to review her judgements against him for defamation. Next we discuss Trump beating back the GOP Senators who voted to restrict his Venezuela war powers, the Trump administration’s announcement that they are suspending immigrant visa processing for 75 countries, and the FBI agents searching the home of a Washington Post reporter. Then we discuss Maria Machado’s giving Trump her Nobel Peace Prize, a Federal Judge ruling that Trump’s Cabinet Secretaries conspired to violate the Constitution, and Rep. Don Bacon telling a reporter that House Republicans will impeach Trump if he tries to annex Greenland. Next we discuss how Billy Long may have blown up his nomination to be Ambassador to Iceland after he joking said he was going to make Iceland the 52 state, Congress passing a bill to fully fund U.S. science agencies rebuffing Trump’s requested cuts, and that half of the 24 member of the House of Representatives over 80 years old are running for reelection. Lastly we discuss a Federal Judge dismissing DOJ’s lawsuit in California demanding that they turn over the state’s voter rolls, Trump ending rape protections for trans inmates in ICE facilities and U.S. prisons, Brook Rollins being mocked over her ‘one chicken, one broccoli, one corn tortilla’ remarks, Trump saying he will impose tariffs on countries that oppose his goal of acquiring Greenland, and the DOJ investigating Gov. Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey over an alleged conspiracy to impede immigration agents.

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On episode 818 of The Tim Corrimal Show, I am joined at the round table with Joe (Joseph Santorsa on Facebook and @marnus3.bsky.social on BlueSky), Francie (@Francie75.bsky.social on BlueSky and @[email protected] on Mastodon), and John Bridevaux (@abluedotintexas.bsky.social on BlueSky) from his awesome video blog A Blue Dot In Texas.

On the show this week Lauren Mayer joins us for an update on her upcoming live online concerts and projects. Then we discuss the brutal murder of Renee Nicole Good by ICE agent Jonathan Ross in Minneapolis and the lies from the Trump administration about it, the Hennepin County D.A.’s office saying it has the authority to bring charges against the ICE agent, and that Federal agents shot 2 people in Oregon the next day. Next we discuss the mass shooting of 8 people with 2 killed at a funeral in a Mormon church in Utah, how in less than a week Bari Weiss and Tony Dokoupil have turned the CBS Evening News into a Russian style MAGA propaganda outlet, and that hundreds of Judges have rejected Trump’s mandatory detention policy with no end in sight. Then we discuss House Republicans failure to override Trump’s vetos on 2 bills that passed the House and Senate unanimously, Hegseth’s attempt to downgrade Sen. Mark Kelly’s military rank to reduce his pension, and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz announcing he has ended his re-election campaign over a fake manufactured social media video about fraud claims. Next we discuss the shut down of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a new study that showed that the U.S. Supreme Court increasingly favors the rich, and MAGA losing it after a Minneapolis Hampton Inn cancelled the reservations for DHS and ICE employees. Then we discuss Graham Platner raising $5 million dollars despite his scandals, Trump saying that U.S. taxpayers may reimburse oil companies for rebuilding Venezuela’s oil infrastructure, and the Danish PM saying that a U.S. attack on Greenland would mean the end of NATO. Next we discuss the Trump administration’s attempt to halt $10 billion dollars in social services funding to 5 Democratic states, Trump saying Venezuela would give 30 to 50 million barrels of oil to the U.S. that will be controlled by him, and Russia sending a military submarine to escort an oil tanker that the U.S. tried to seize off the coast of Venezuela. Then we discuss how the death of GOP Rep. Doug LaMalfa and resignation of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene reduced the GOP narrow control of the House to 218 – 213 with special elections upcoming for 5 vacant seats, the Pentagon announcement that it will begin reviewing the effectiveness of women in ground combat positions, and the MAGA granny Pamela Hemphill making an emotional apology to the January 6th officers at a hearing. Next we discuss Stephen Miller’s insane interview with Jake Tapper, Lindsey Graham looking and sounding like he’s starting to have geriatric issues like Trump, and the state of Utah staring to use A.I. to prescribe medications. Then we discuss George Santos’ claim that he’s going to Venezuela to aid oppressed people, Megan Kelly turning on Trump over Venezuela and saying FOX News sounds like Russian propaganda in their coverage, and Trump’s call to double the Department of Defense budget to $1.5 trillion dollars. Next we discuss Rep. Steny Hoyer’s announcement that the is retiring from Congress, Dr. Oz warning Americans not to drink alcohol for breakfast, the House passing a 3-year extension of the ACA subsidies, and the Senate voting to restrict Trump from taking any further military actions in Venezuela. Lastly we discuss the Trump picked prosecutor John Sarcone being disqualified as Acting Attorney General in New York by a Federal Judge, Rep. Thomas Massie and Rep. Ro Khanna asking a Judge for a Special Master on the Epstein files, the Senate vote to display the Jan. 6th plaque after Speaker Johnson refused to, Gov. Josh Shapiro announcing his bid for re-election in Pennsylvania, and The Washington National Opera board voting to leave the Kennedy Center after Trump put his name on the building.

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On episode 817 of The Tim Corrimal Show, I am joined at the round table with Joe (Joseph Santorsa on Facebook and @marnus3.bsky.social on BlueSky), Tee Brown (@teebrown1061 on Spoutible and @teebrown1961 on Substack) who is the host of “Tea Time with Tee” on YouTube, and Adam Hebert (Adam Hebert on Facebook and @theadamhebert on Threads) from Radio for Humans.

On the show this week we discuss the sad death of Tatiana Schlossbert, JFK’s granddaughter, from cancer and Trump’s vile social media post about the Kennedy family afterwards, the Toilet Paper USA conference the weekend before Christmas that was supposed to be for the next generation of young conservatives but the audience was filled with the same old people who attend CPAC, and Nikki Minaj deleting her Instagram account after 10 million people unfollowed her after her appearance at the Toilet Paper USA conference. Then we discuss the 60 Minutes CECOT segment that was pulled from US CBS stations but aired in Canada and went viral online, the Supreme Court’s order rejecting Trump’s National Guard deployment in Illinois, and Trump withdrawing the National Guard from all cities except Washington, DC after the ruling. Next we discuss the Trump hosted Kennedy Center Awards earning the lowest ratings in history, several artists cancelling performances including a six week run of ‘Hamilton’ after Trump put his name on the building, and Trump’s useless meeting with Ukraine President Zelenskyy. Then we discuss Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene saying she was naive for believing Trump was a man of the people as well as that he told her his friends would get hurt if the Epstein files are released, China staging military drills around Taiwan to warn external forces after US and Japan tensions, and Trump’s Christmas Day attacks on Nigeria. Next we discuss Trump’s meeting with Netanyahu and the Pentagon announcing an 8.6 billion dollar Boeing contract for F-15 jets for Israel right afterwards, Trump telling his fans to donate to him or else Democrats will steal their money, and Trump’s dementia getting noticeably worse with unhinged posts over the Holidays. Then we discuss the Federal Reserve renewing all nine banking board members for 5-year terms before Powell’s term ends in March, Elon Musk may face charges in France for election interference, and Musk’s melt down over Zohran Mamdani’s choice to lead the Fire Department in NYC. Next we discuss a Federal Judge ordering the Trump administration to seeking funding for the Consumer Financial Protection Board, the USPS change in how mail is postmarked and it’s possible impact on mail-in ballots, and the Federal Judge’s unsealed court order suggesting Trump officials pushed to prosecute Kilmar Abrego Garcia after he was wrongfully deported. Then we discuss the U.S. removal of cemetery panels honoring Black World War II soldiers spurring anger in the Netherlands, how top officials at the Heritage Foundation are fleeing to Mike Pence’s nonprofit as the think tank fractures, HHS freezing all childcare payments to Minnesota after false fraud allegations video by Nick Shirley went viral on social media, and House Republicans releasing the transcript and video of Jack Smith’s closed-door testimony on New Year’s eve to try and bury it in the news cycle. Lastly we discuss Democrat Renee Hardman winning the Iowa Senate special election holding off a GOP supermajority, Zohran Mamdani being sworn in as NYC Major, Trump vetoing a bipartisan Colorado clean water bill that unanimously passed the House and Senate as retribution for Lauren Boebert signing the discharge petition to force the vote to release the Epstein files, and Trump’s 150 Truth Social posts in one night as his sundowning continues to get worse.

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On episode 816 of The Tim Corrimal Show, I am joined at the round table with Joe (Joseph Santorsa on Facebook and @marnus3.bsky.social on BlueSky), Tee Brown (@teebrown1061 on Spoutible and @teebrown1961 on Substack) who is the host of “Tea Time with Tee” on YouTube, and Justice Putnam (@justiceputnam.sky.social on BlueSkyand @[email protected] on Mastodon) from NetrootsRadio.com and http://www.dailykos.com/user/justiceputnam.

On the show this week we discuss DOJ’s pathetic attempt to gaslight the country on the releases of the Epstein files, the murder of the Reiners allegedly by their son, and Trump’s vile and disgusting social media post about the Reiners. Then we discuss the news that the Reiner’s son made guests uneasy at a party the day before his parents were found dead, Sean Duffy and RFK, Jr. announcement that they want to put gyms in airports, and the DOJ claim that they arrested 4 people accusing them of planning to place bombs around Los Angeles on New Years Eve claiming they are Antifa. Next we discuss Trump designating Fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction as well as reclassifying marijuana from a Schedule 1 to a Schedule 3 drug, and the 10 Billion dollar defamation lawsuit that Trump filed against the BBC. Then we discuss the U.S. military blowing up more alleged drug boats, that the National Guard troops were withdrawn from Los Angeles before a court deadline, and California Governor Gavin Newsom’s appointment of a former CDC official, Dr. Susan Monarez, to lead California’s public health network. Next we discuss Trump’s useless pardon of Tina Peters who was convicted of Colorado state election charges and the Colorado Attorney General’s refusal to release her from prison, a Jet Blue flight averting a mid-air collision with a U.S. Air Force jet that didn’t have it’s transponder on, that Trump officials celebrated by eating cake after slashing aid to the people who died of Cholera, and that the US unemployment rate rose to 4.6%. Then we discuss that the US House left town after failing to extend the Affordable Care Act (ACA) subsidies, Trump’s announced blockade of oil tankers to Venezuela, and the Vanity Fair article with Susie Wiles and the White House meltdown over it and the photos. Next we discuss JD Vance going to U-Line in Pennsylvania to lie about the economy, Trump’s economic approval hitting new record lows, and Warner Bros. rejection of Paramount’s hostile bid. Then we discuss the 4 centrists Republicans revolt signing a discharge petition to force a vote on the ACA subsidies, a Federal Judge allowing Trump’s National Guard deployment in DC to continue, and Jack Smith’s testimony before the House committee. Next we discuss the announcement that the Oscars are moving to YouTube from ABC in 2029, Dan Bongino’s announcement that he is leaving the FBI, and Trump’s demands that Venezuela return land and oil rights to the US, and his unhinged televised national address where he yelled lies about how great his economy is. Then we discuss Trump’s partisan plaques on the “Presidential Walk of Fame” at the White House, RFK, Jr.’s cancellations of millions of dollars in grants to the American Academy of Pediatrics after they criticized his changes to vaccine recommendations for children, and the stock trading bill that includes Trump that the Democrats rolled out. Next we discuss Guislaine Maxwell asking a court to set aside her conviction, a Travel trade group’s warning about Trump’s proposed new social media rules for tourists, and the Coast Guard general who’s promotion was frozen by Senators over the new swastika and noose policy. Lastly we discuss the trailer for the new “Melania” documentary, Trump’s appointment of a Yale doctor who pushed unproven COVID treatments to lead U.S. cancer research efforts, and TikTok owner ByteDance signing a binding deal to create a new US joint venture.

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On episode 814 of The Tim Corrimal Show, I am joined at the round table with Joe (Joseph Santorsa on Facebook and @marnus3.bsky.social on BlueSky), Sue (@sueinrockville.bsky.social onBlueSky and @[email protected] on Mastodon) and https://bren-books.com, and Adam Hebert (Adam Hebert on Facebook and @theadamhebert on Threads) from Radio for Humans.

On the show this week we discuss Ryan Lizza’s reveal about the raunchy poem RFK Jr. allegedly sent to Olivia Nuzzi, Judge Cameron Currie’s ruling that Lindsay Halligan was illegally appointed and dismissed the cases against James Comey and Leticia James, and the Punchbowl New report that more Republican House members are planning to retire after the first of the year because morale is in the toilet. Then we discuss the ice scraper protest at a Home Depot, Melania inspecting the fucking White House Christmas tree, and the Campbell’s firing of the executive over his racist remarks and labeling food for poor people. Next we discuss the dismissal of the Trump’s Georgia case, the latest in the gerrymandering rush prior to the 2026 midterms, and the two National Guard members that were shot in DC. Then we discuss the DOJ admission that Kristi Noem made the decision to ignore a Court order and continue deportation flights to El Salvador, Trump’s deteriorating health conditions, and the Indiana State Senator who withdrew his support for Trump’s gerrymandering after Trump called Governor Tim Walz the “R” word because he has an autistic daughter. Next we discuss the New Jersey Appeals Court ruling disqualifying Alina Habba from being the top prosecutor, Trump’s Cabinet meeting where he kept falling asleep as it turned into an SNL skit, and Trump’s dementia addled night of 160 posts on Truth Social. Then we discussed Pete Hegseth’s ‘Franklin” post of a turtle firing on drug boats while they finger point and double speak over the 2nd strike, the latest South Park episode mocking Hegseth, and Costco suing the Trump Administration over the tariffs. Next we discuss Trump’s pardon of the Honduran ex-president who was convicted of drug crimes, Mandela Barnes filed to run for Governor of Wisconsin while Mike Lindell filed to run for Governor of Minnesota, and the Trump Administration rolling back fuel economy standards. Then we discuss the House Oversight Committee release of the photos and video of Epstein Island, Trumps disparaging remarks about Somali immigrants, and Jack Smith agreeing to testify before James Comer’s committee. Next we discuss the FBI saying the DC pipe bomber is Brian Cole, Jr., the DOJ’s failure to get a Virginia Grand Jury to re-indict Leticia James, the CDC panel recommending delaying birth dose of hepatitis B vaccine, and that Luigi Mangione’s case could get tossed because officers didn’t read him his Miranda Rights. Lastly we discuss Netflix agreeing to buy Warner Bros., SCOTUS agreeing to take up Trump’s Birthright Citizenship case, and the DC Appeals Court backing Trumps ability to fire independent Agency Democrats.

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We are taking the weekend off for the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, but I’ve put a Best of the Clown Car episode together for everyone to enjoy. On the Best of the Clown Car, Volume 64, we revisit some of the best Clown Car segments from the show with Joe (Joseph Santorsa on Facebook and @marnus3.bsky.social on BlueSky) and featuring the fabulous songs from our great friend Lauren Mayer (@LaurensComedy on Twitter).

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On episode 813 of The Tim Corrimal Show, I am joined at the round table with Joe (Joseph Santorsa on Facebook and @marnus3.bsky.social on BlueSky), Cathy (@cathylarkin.bsky.social on BlueSky) and from the Let’s Remember To Never Forget Facebook Page, Tee Brown (@teebrown1061 on Spoutible and @teebrown1961 on Substack) who is the host of “Tea Time with Tee” on YouTube, and Matt (@[email protected] on Mastodon) from The Messaging Matters Blog.

On the show this week we discuss the Dean Withers clip that went viral where a MAGA supporter called into his show to defend child rape, Marjorie Taylor Greene’s announcement that she will resign from Congress on January 5, 2026, and Scott Bessent telling Maria Barteromo that the reason beef prices are so high is because immigrants from South America are bringing their cattle with them when they cross the border. Then we discuss Kash Patel providing FBI SWAT officers to protect his girlfriend, the U.N. Security Council backing Trump’s plan for postwar Gaza, and Trump wanting Seth Meyers fired. Next we discuss Lindsey Halligan’s very bad week in court, Larry Summers’ announcement that he is stepping back from public commitments after new Epstein emails were released, and that contractors who tore down the East Wing dumped the asbestos laden debris in predominantly black neighborhoods in Maryland and DC. Then we discuss JFK’s grandson, Jack Schlossberg, running for Congress in New York, that 8 Democratic U.S. Senators on Monday asked the GAO to promptly investigate whether Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Bill Pulte misused his authority by making criminal referrals against perceived opponents of President Donald Trump, and that a Maryland Grand Jury is investigating Bill Pulty and Ed Martin over their Mortgage fraud investigations into Trump’s enemies. Next we discuss the White House ditching the Biden-era plan to compensate travelers for airline delays, Trump calling a reporter ‘piggy’ on Air Force One, and that a 3 Judge panel threw out Texas’ 2025 gerrymandered maps, but the Supreme Court stayed the order for Texas to use the 2021 maps in the mid-terms. Then we discussed Trump’s meeting with the Saudi Crown Prince in the Oval Office and saying he knew nothing about the killing of Jamal Khashoggi, the House and Senate passing the bill to force DOJ to release the Epstein files almost unanimously, and the possibly leaked audio call of Trump screaming on the phone that he will take everyone down with him if the Epstein files are released. Next we discuss the House’s failed attempt to censure Del. Stacey Plaskett, Trump and Vance not being invited to Dick Cheney’s funeral, and Bondi bot repeating that DOJ will follow the law to reporter’s questions about the release of the Epstein files. Then we discuss the state of the economy and the jobs reports showing the loss of 1 million jobs, the FBI stonewalling the House investigation into the assassination attempt on Trump in Butler, PA, and the ‘Remove the Regime’ protest in DC on Saturday, Nov. 22nd. Next we discuss Trump’s Kremlin talking points plan for the Ukraine/Russia plan to end the war, the Department of Education removing the ‘professional’ designation for nurses, teachers, and other female dominated professions, and the House unanimously voting to repeal the provision allowing 8 Senators to due DOJ for having their call logs reviewed in the January 6th investigation. Lastly we discuss Trump’s threat to Democratic lawmakers for a video reminding military and intelligence officials that they do not have to follow unlawful orders, Trump’s meeting with Zohran Mamdani, and a woman who gives us a master class in how to handle ICE.

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