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The Crew breaks down the Democratic Convention, talks post office conspiracies, Trump and the GOP being far too warm to QAnon, and the 9th Circuit actually did something right.

The Crew discusses a slew of breaking international news, President Trump's executive orders, the media continuing to gaslight Americans about the riots, breaks the fourth wall a few times, and we give our thoughts on Joe Biden's VP.

The Crew interviews the Chief Justice of LSU's Student Government, President of YAF at LSU, and conservative political consultant Nicholas Foster and delves into being conservative on a college campus, Louisiana politics, and much more!

The Crew pays tribute to Herman Cain, condemns Trump pulling troops out of Germany, and discusses Congress making a fool of themselves, what to do about riots, and who should get to decide when schools open.

Twitter Thread from Mike Balsamo

The Crew discusses the legacy and heroism of John Lewis, wishes a speedy recovery for the Notorious RBG, condemns China for its latest human rights violation, and finally presents the argument against the Electoral College  and for Ranked Choice Voting.

The Crew unpacks the latest Supreme Court decisions from DACA to Oklahoma finally being torn apart to the delight of all Texans and discusses what the Court got right and what they got wrong.

The Crew delves into President Trump granting clemency to Roger Stone,  the Texas GOP and Texas Democrats each making fools of themselves as they race to see who can lose the most winnable election, and we discuss the Washington Redskins changing their name as if it will make people forget how terrible they are at football.

The Crew discusses China's latest authoritarian crackdown on Hong Kong and how the United States should respond, Dan Patrick and the future of the Republican party, and our hope that the rumors of Trump not seeking a second term are true and how Republicans could then win.

The Crew shows this episode has no sense of direction or plot or time constraints as we discuss the vileness of the UN, our nation's greatest legislator: the Supreme Court, tearing down statues, police reform, COVID and Texas, and lots more.

The Crew once again takes a break from the weekly news to delve into a lively debate concerning if the House of Representatives should expand, all while caring way too much about the actions of Connecticut's legislature in the 1790s.