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There’s no reason to “hate” the media. What year is it (#542)?
Trump’s “kids” are shaking up Washington, but they haven’t scratched the surface. Why not withdraw from the United Nations?
Bingo cards and checking notes forever. What year is it (#540)?
Dr. Seuss, racism and fascism.
We have a debt to those who placed their conscience over panicked hysteria.
Mark Judge, unfairly slimed by the MSM, blames the 1970s Nixon-infused scandal for liberal bias.
A magic snap of the fingers but nothing’s clear. What year is it (#529)?
If people still read, Christopher Caldwell would be today’s Richard Ben Cramer.
Democrats are out of gas.
Star columnist Dan Rodricks leaves The Baltimore Sun after nearly 50 years. What Year is it (#527)
The Stars and Stripes don't need to be saddled with such a burdersome country.
Creepy online comments about Los Angeles somewhat leavened by goings-on in Washington.
Beware of crypto schemes and constitutional transgressions.
How the world really works.
Trump has placed an order to stop minting the penny, but are pennies too valuable to lose?
I’m the boss.
With weak men in charge, our nation hasn’t been this divided in decades.
DOGE tinkers with space reconnaissance.
The Ezra Klein Edict: he acts like a king because he’s a weak president.
The threat from Trump is evident; what's next?
Musk and Trump’s good D.O.G.E./bad dog routine must end in huge budget cuts.
The TrueAnon co-host talks to Friedland about current events and much more.
Documentary including interviews with participants in the case, along with Goetz' New Year's Eve 1984 confession tape.
The controversial political Twitch streamer talks to center-left podcast host Adam Friedland.
Kelly talks with Anna Khachiyan and Dasha Nekrasova about the reaction to last month's election and more.
The Majority Report host responds to Cenk Uygur's recent insults.
The Conservative pundit talks immigration, forgiving Trump, and worries about the hard right in this Comedy Cellar podcast.
Stewart goes over the many mistakes of the Democratic Party on The Daily Show.
Rogan explains why his open invitation to Kamala Harris for an interview hasn't been taken up by the campaign.
The two late media legends try to work out their differences in this September 25, 1991 episode.