Sep 19, 2026 · 1 hr 54 min · 39 segments
Every week, America takes another step toward the abyss. Did you ever imagine so many of our fellow citizens would sprint for the edge? Neither did we. Welcome to Trump’s Terrible 86th Week…
Travis ClyburnHost
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I know I've talked about it on the show before, but I had a cornea transplant.
And people have joked, they're like, how do you know it wasn't some Trump supporters cornea you got? Now you're looking through.
getting real close to the point where if you're still with that guy i just dude i don't even know i don't know what to say to you anymore i
think you would need more than just a trump supporters eye transplant to understand or see what the these people are seeing at this point
You know, I keep making the joke, and perhaps it's a terrible one, but, you know, John Fetterman spoke at the Republican Midterm Convention.
We're all one massive stroke and loss of brain function away from becoming a Republican.
Why do people think frontal lobe was a transorbital lobotomies were so popular in like the 50s? Because it turns out if you scramby a bit of the brain, people are real agreeable and less likely to, you know, care about things like facts or reason, you know.
What the hell? As long as that was the first thing we mentioned, might as well.
So there was an article, I think it was in The Atlantic, I can't remember now, but a former staffer for Senator John Fetterman told Newsweek, it was Newsweek, that the Pennsylvania Democrat had to be, quote, begged to carry out many of his core congressional duties, according to concerns raised by a Wall Street Journal report that portrayed Fetterman as increasingly... disengaged from his work on Capitol Hill.
So not only is he brain dead, he's lazy, which, you know what? I'm going to go ahead and say that's another something I'm noticing about Republicans.
I know I've talked about it on the show before, but I had a cornea transplant.
And people have joked, they're like, how do you know it wasn't some Trump supporters cornea you got? Now you're looking through.
getting real close to the point where if you're still with that guy i just dude i don't even know i don't know what to say to you anymore i
think you would need more than just a trump supporters eye transplant to understand or see what the these people are seeing at this point
You know, I keep making the joke, and perhaps it's a terrible one, but, you know, John Fetterman spoke at the Republican Midterm Convention.
We're all one massive stroke and loss of brain function away from becoming a Republican.
Why do people think frontal lobe was a transorbital lobotomies were so popular in like the 50s? Because it turns out if you scramby a bit of the brain, people are real agreeable and less likely to, you know, care about things like facts or reason, you know.
What the hell? As long as that was the first thing we mentioned, might as well.
So there was an article, I think it was in The Atlantic, I can't remember now, but a former staffer for Senator John Fetterman told Newsweek, it was Newsweek, that the Pennsylvania Democrat had to be, quote, begged to carry out many of his core congressional duties, according to concerns raised by a Wall Street Journal report that portrayed Fetterman as increasingly... disengaged from his work on Capitol Hill.
So not only is he brain dead, he's lazy, which, you know what? I'm going to go ahead and say that's another something I'm noticing about Republicans.
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