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

Hosts Dan Griffin and Corey Walsh open with comedic banter and recurring Mark Levin sound drops, then discuss reports of an imminent U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding they say could end fighting across fronts including Lebanon. They note Trump’s apparent shift on Iran, JD Vance criticizing Israeli cabinet members for attacking Trump while citing U.S.-funded defensive support, and Israeli media backlash. They read the MOU terms (ceasefire, noninterference, Hormuz passage and demining, phased

Dan Griffin and Corey Walsh riff through a chaotic Libservative episode packed with crude jokes and political rage: they mock Trump repeatedly declaring the Iran war “over,” tease upcoming clips like a Dan Bongino crash-out, and roast Doug Burgum for calling wind turbines a national security threat (drones, sonar, whales, and fisheries) while suspecting it’s really cover for AI data centers. They react to Lindsey Graham winning his primary and argue primaries are dominated by older voters, then

Dan Griffin and Corey Walsh riff through a chaotic Libservative episode: the House passes symbolic war-powers stuff (215–208) about ending hostilities with Iran while they dissect an Axios report claiming Trump cursed out Netanyahu—then note Bibi basically ignored it anyway, prompting Mark Levin’s all-caps meltdown about “leaks.” They laugh at Alaska’s Senate primary where Dan Sullivan is challenged by… Dan Sullivan, imagining confused boomer voters. They mock a Jill Biden moment treating Joe li

Dan and Corey run a crude, underprepared Libservative episode roasting midterms, money, and war. They mock Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and talk of a Trump-faced commemorative $250 bill as inflation/grift bait, and joke that aliens.gov isn’t UFOs—it’s an ICE snitch map. They react to Jill Biden saying she feared Joe was having a stroke during the 2024 debate, then slam her for praising him afterward while pushing a new book. They claim Peter Thiel is temporarily relocating to Argentina. On e

Dan and Corey rant through Thomas Massie’s Kentucky primary loss, arguing he was targeted by $30–$32 million in pro-Israel/AIPAC-backed spending to install Navy SEAL Ed Gelrein—an “empty suit” who even refused to debate—while online gloaters still obsess over Massie. They mock claims it “wasn’t about Israel,” point to AI attack ads fooling older voters, and note Massie won voters under about 65 while boomers, Fox News, and a closed primary shaped the outcome. They speculate about suspicious turn