We discuss the horrors of the GOP tax bill, the fate of Robert Mueller's investigation, and review the most significant moments of 2017.

The guys discuss whether the Red Jersey will be stronger than Pedophilia in Alabama, why Tucker Carlson hates Purple Heart Winner Robert Mueller so much, and Trump's tweets about Kristen Gillibrand. 

Brian & Paul discuss Trump retweeting anti-Muslim propaganda, Project Veritas' failed attempt to get the Washington Post to publish fake news, the possibility of nuclear war with North Korea, whether or not Michael Flynn will snitch on Trump, the Republican Tax Plan, and Net Neutrality.

We discuss the allegations against Al Franken and Charlie Rose, how political bias influences our response to scandal, whether someone's work can be appreciated without considering their personal life, and do a fantasy draft of Thanksgiving dishes.

We discuss the allegations against Roy Moore, and the astonishing reluctance of some Republicans to pull support for his campaign.

We discuss the mass shooting in Texas, the NRA's role in resisting gun reform, the pervasiveness of propaganda in social media, the Governor's race in Virginia, and the need for Americans to embrace truth over party loyalty.

We discuss the arrest of Paul Manafort and what it could mean for Trump, John Kelly's revisionist interpretation of the American Civil War, Yuli Gurriel's racist gesture during Game 3 of the World Series, and the situation in Puerto Rico.  ​

We discuss the Trump-Russia Dossier, Border Patrol threatening a sick 10 year old girl, the GOP giving more power to banks, Jeff Flake speaking out against Trump, and the unfortunate success of author/sexual predator Bill O'Reilly.

We discuss the McCain/Trump divide in the GOP, the #MeToo phenomenon, Trump's crusade to reverse Obama's legacy, Colin Kaepernick's lawsuit against the NFL, and the death of Daphne Caruana Galizia. Don't forget to read this month's book club book "Everybody Lies" by Seth Stephens-Davidowitz.

We discuss Trump's plans to reform immigration, Pence being a drama queen at a football game, Rex Tillerson calling the President a "moron," and we announce our next book club book: "Everybody Lies" by Seth Stephens-Davidowitz. 

Brian discusses "American Nations: A History of the Eleven Rival Regional Cultures of North America" by Colin Woodard with writer/improviser/teacher Eddie Quintana.

We discuss the horrific shooting in Las Vegas, the influence of the NRA in American politics, and Trump's valiant display of courage in dedicating a golf trophy to the 3.4 million Americans in Puerto Rico who are still reeling from Hurricane Maria.

Brian talks NFL protests, North Korea, and Russian Facebook ads with Paul Salazar, then sits down with Eddie Quintana to discuss our book club book "American Nations" by Colin Woodard.

We discuss Steve Bannon's appearance on 60 minutes, politicizing disaster, white-washing in theatre, and whether we should be taking Trump more seriously. Don't forget to read "American Nations: A History of the Eleven Rival Regional Cultures of North America" by Colin Woodard before we discuss in next week's episode!

We talk about the disaster in our hometown of Houston, the President's lame response, and the heartbreaking repeal of DACA.

We talk about the city of Houston, Harvey and how to help. Plus a guest host, Xochitl Romero, fills in for Brian to play Arpaio, Hitler or Trump and to talk about saving DACA.​

We discuss the Toddler-in-Chief staring directly into the sun, Charlottesville, Confederate statues, and announce the first book selection for our Bad Hombres Book Club!

This week we try to wrap our heads around the madness that happened in Virginia over the weekend.

Trump's leaked conversation with Peña Nieto, Jeff Sessions' secret war on undocumented students, and Stephen Miller's feud with Jim Acosta. 

We look back on Anthony Scaramucci's short but sour career in Trump's White House, learn about new Chief of Staff John Kelly, and discuss John McCain's polarizing effect on liberals.

We discuss liberal in-fighting, Anthony Scaramucci's new job, Kris Kobach's voter suppression efforts, and the Machiavellian political genius of Roger Stone.

We talk healthcare, breaking the cycle of electing celebrity Presidents, and celebrate Made in America Week by playing "What's That State Produce?"

Been a busy month for Donald Trump's kids, so we discuss what is worse treason or stealing from kids with Cancer, we also talk Kris Kobach and his failed Voting Integrity Commission, and whether Libtards can celebrate July 4th. 

The guys discuss why the democrats lose elections, why rooting for them is like rooting for the Cleveland Browns, the return of the #travelban, Health Care, and whether it's okay to have a friend who wears a #MAGA hat in Cabo.