Hosts Dan Griffin and Corey Walsh discuss Anthony Fauci invoking the Fifth Amendment repeatedly in a congressional hearing and react to Josh Hawley’s questioning, arguing Fauci’s private diary notes (released by Rand Paul) conflicted with his public COVID messaging on origins, gain-of-function, and the wet market, while also describing Fauci’s celebrity-seeking. They compare Fauci’s Fifth Amendment strategy to Donald Trump’s and frame hearings as political theater. The conversation shifts to the

Dan Griffin and Corey Walsh argue Trump’s recent address was mostly political theater: fearmongering about China and election “theft” without evidence of vote fraud or any prosecutions, while noting real but non-voting issues like dead names on Michigan rolls. They discuss the House passing the NDAA’s Section 219, saying it legally deepens broad U.S.–Israel tech and R&D cooperation, and criticize Ben Shapiro’s framing while cautioning against overstating “military merging.” They review a House-p

Dan Griffin and Corey Walsh host an episode of “Libservative” that begins with crude jokes and discussion of Senator Lindsey Graham’s reported death, condemning him as a warmonger and reacting to immediate conspiracy theories about the cause; they also note Glenn Greenwald’s joke about Graham’s sister filling his seat and play a comedic “what should we do with Lindsey Graham’s ashes?” game. They then run a drinking game during Donald Trump’s address, with rules tied to phrases about election int

Dan Griffin and Corey Walsh open with show banter, a July 4th story, and jokes about America’s “250th” and its political maturity, then pivot to news that fighting with Iran is “back on,” describing a disputed MOU over safe passage and Iran’s threat to restrict shipping if Israel continues bombing Lebanon, calling attacks on commercial vessels a PR mistake. They discuss rumors Mitch McConnell has been hospitalized since mid-June after an alleged heart attack and argue this underscores the need f

Corey checking in, the boys are out of town and I just wanted to send a quick message of Happy Fourth! in these wild times. Go out and celebrate! we are. see you next week at our normal time!

Dan Griffin and Corey Walsh react to Democratic socialist primary wins, saying they reflect anti-status-quo energy more than an imminent national shift, and mock right-wing panic while arguing Republicans also embrace “socialism for corporations,” citing Trump-era government stakes in major firms. They criticize neoliberal Democrats like Mallory McMorrow for smearing Abdul El-Sayed via Hasan Piker and antisemitism framing, then play clips of John Fetterman and Ted Cruz equating anti-Israel views