Dan and Corey riff through a chaotic “Libservative” episode: Twitch forces a title change, they clown Mark Levin as a boomer “cat lady,” and do a GOP postmortem arguing Trump blew up his own coalition (America First/libertarian types), kicked off an unpopular Iran war, and bragged about money and oil while regular people get crushed by prices. They mock election-fraud AI charts and note Democrats nearly hit a supermajority, then highlight Trump admitting deportations were “too tough” while promo

Dan Griffin and Corey Walsh host a chaotic election-night livestream for “Libservative,” riffing on a predicted blue wave they claim to have called for months and blaming Republican “own goals,” the Iran war, bad candidates, and culture-war/identity attacks for the backlash. They argue Democrats will mostly deliver investigations—not affordability—and mock fear-based propaganda, boomer panic, and “Sharia law” hysteria while discussing Michigan’s Abdul El-Sayed vs. Mike Rogers, Texas flipping as

This week with Dan bailing on Michigan during the great islamist-marxist fallout, Corey and brandon take the reigns and discuss current events happening at home and abroad. The boys share their grievances on the great American political grift and lament if the average American will realize that they are in fact "the product" and will ever admit that we are all suckers. Was socrates right?

Dan and Corey bumble into a late Libservative episode after watching the Michigan Senate debate between Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers, arguing both push protectionism and lazy “throw more money at it” fixes for schools and entitlement programs. They cover Katie Zakaria’s ultra-brief stint as Trump press secretary and joke about Laura Loomer replacing her. They rip Trump and Pete Hegseth for pushing a firing-squad execution for Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan, saying it grants an “honorable” soldi

Dan and Corey argue that politics has become “Smolletified,” where viral narratives matter more than facts, using a quickly-debunked rumor that Texas Senate candidate James Talarico checked out of an Ohio mental health facility as their main example and noting nobody retracts misinformation. They react to a video of a woman at a Trump rally getting swarmed for wearing a “Release the Epstein files” shirt, calling it cult behavior, and then roast Ken Paxton promoting a “Right Insight” app that let

Dan and Corey react to the Michigan Senate debate between Dr. Abdul El-Sayed and former Congressman/FBI agent Mike Rogers, calling it an historically lopsided beatdown backed by a WOOD TV poll (about 82–18) and noting El-Sayed leads in multiple polls and betting markets. They say Rogers looked unprepared, sweaty, and evasive, repeatedly leaning on “Muslim Brotherhood” attacks and struggling against record-based critiques (surveillance/privacy, border votes, drug pricing, donor influence). They a