Oct 5, 2026 · 1 hr 25 min · 23 segments
Mike & Nick on the Cornell University alleged rape & sexual assault case, Congressman Gabe Vasquez (D-NM) joins the pod to discuss his re-election campaign in New Mexico and the main issues his…
Mike LeonHost
Gabe VasquezGuest
Nick ZaveriHost
I- it's, I mean, the quick thing on the Raiders is it's, yeah, it's no mor- no moral victories, obviously, but you wanna be competent and you wanna be competitive.
Championships are nice, but that only builds when regularly you're seen as a, as a competent football team.
Um, you know, it's interesting 'cause I think the, the com- the piece about both of us being fathers to daughters, I think sometimes, I think sometimes people can reference that.
Not so much in, in our conversation, but others can use that as a, "Well, you know, I have a mom, and I have an aunt." Uh, people bring up, especially men, the fact that they have close relationships with women and somehow are more sympathetic to, um, you know, these situations when sexual assault occurs.
Men especially, because the gross majority of these cases involve men attacking women.
Um- You know, I, as a, like you, graduate of Rutgers University, um, I, I had mixed relationships with fraternities.
There's a fantastic one that I knew brothers of, um, and they had a great reputation.
Maybe this is why I've been sitting with this, but when I turned 21, I was at Rutgers, and I was with a, a mutual friend of ours, and we got invited to a fraternity party, so we're there.
Mike, someone had brought in later that evening a young woman who was passed out.
Like, is she sleepy? Is she too drunk? Like, what's going on? Before we could do anything, officers started coming in.
You know, it wasn't a raid or anything, they just started coming through the door, and they were just trying to see what was going on.
I- it's, I mean, the quick thing on the Raiders is it's, yeah, it's no mor- no moral victories, obviously, but you wanna be competent and you wanna be competitive.
Championships are nice, but that only builds when regularly you're seen as a, as a competent football team.
Um, you know, it's interesting 'cause I think the, the com- the piece about both of us being fathers to daughters, I think sometimes, I think sometimes people can reference that.
Not so much in, in our conversation, but others can use that as a, "Well, you know, I have a mom, and I have an aunt." Uh, people bring up, especially men, the fact that they have close relationships with women and somehow are more sympathetic to, um, you know, these situations when sexual assault occurs.
Men especially, because the gross majority of these cases involve men attacking women.
Um- You know, I, as a, like you, graduate of Rutgers University, um, I, I had mixed relationships with fraternities.
There's a fantastic one that I knew brothers of, um, and they had a great reputation.
Maybe this is why I've been sitting with this, but when I turned 21, I was at Rutgers, and I was with a, a mutual friend of ours, and we got invited to a fraternity party, so we're there.
Mike, someone had brought in later that evening a young woman who was passed out.
Like, is she sleepy? Is she too drunk? Like, what's going on? Before we could do anything, officers started coming in.
You know, it wasn't a raid or anything, they just started coming through the door, and they were just trying to see what was going on.
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