Kash Patel and Eric Adams face no consequences, while Luis Rubiales finally does. The Pope continues his recovery, a judge upholds the power to fire federal employees, and officials investigate bus explosions in Tel Aviv. Meanwhile, Mexico warns the U.S. against invasion.

On a day with yet another plane collision, Trump and Zelensky’s relationship has taken a turn, the Eric Adams of it all continues, and Trump is meddling in New York City’s business for some reason.

As Trump levies new executive orders and tries to create a peace agreement with Russia that doesn’t include Ukraine, thousands of park employees were laid off, Kentucky braces for more storms, another high-level DOJ official has quit, the Eric Adams drama has a court date, the DOGE team doesn’t, Kansas bans gender-affirming care for minors, Kristi Noem has never heard of irony, and Mexico might sue Google.

In yet another busy weekend of news, there was another airline incident, as well as continued fallout from Eric Adams’ corruption, Elon Musk has his eyes on your SSN, and the Department of Education gives schools an ultimatum. Plus - protests!

The news of a car driving into a crowd in Germany and two ships colliding in the Red Sea lead an episode that also covers the state of immigration, the future of USAID and federal employees, RFK Jr’s confirmation, Elon’s conflict of interests, a Missouri AG’s bizarre lawsuit, a group of incredible teens, and an exclusive conversation with a humpback whale.

Trump and Hegseth make dangerous comments about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine; plus, three prisoners have been freed in Belarus, another inspector general has been fired, Trump’s federal employee shrinking can continue, Tulsi Gabbard has been confirmed, Trump’s got some budget problems, the AP’s been kicked out of the oval, the Kennedy Center board held an election, and… cocaine!

This episode is packed with news: the Israel-Hamas ceasefire, Trump’s meeting with the King of Jordan, an American freed from Russia, a shocking speech by Nancy Mace, the fourth deadly plane crash since Trump took office, judge rulings on FEMA and government websites, the firing of the director of governmental ethics (and paper straws), Google renaming the Gulf of Mexico, a new Red, White, and Blueland Act, possible charges dropped for Eric Adams, Blagojevich’s pardon, Bannon’s conviction, Kanye’s website shut down, Hegseth booed by protestors, and the Pope criticizing Trump and Vance.

It’s yet another full day of news that includes a bus crash in Guatemala City, a possible break in the Hamas-Israel ceasefire as well as a possible breakup of US and Russia, the NSA is hitting delete on a whole bunch of websites, tariffs have kind of been announced, and the federal funding freeze hits another judicial roadblock. All while Trump wants to get rid of the penny, Kanye’s back to his old rhetoric, and Ed Sheeran is a rule-breaker who doesn’t deserve to be in this sentence with those other two guys.

Consumer protections are out, questioning the courts is in, tariffs are back, Noem is confused, and the Kennedy Center is about to be very lame.

A small plane crash in the Philippines leads an episode that also includes news about an NCAA rule change, more information about the USAID raid, and foreign election interference is legal now I guess. But it’s Friday and you made it this far. Welcome to the resistance.

A shooting in Ohio, an update on Trump’s plans for Gaza, a counterintelligence disaster in email form, federal office spaces closing, more bird flu, a ban on transathletes, an egg heist, and a karmic hate crime settlement. Just another day in America.

In the longest episode I’ve ever done, I attempt to cover the deadliest shooting in Sweden, the start of the Chinese tariffs, earthquakes in Greece, the start of the flights to Guantanamo Bay, two suits have been filed against the DoJ by the FBI, Trump makes a shocking claim on Gaza, Marco Rubio makes a shocking deal with El Salvador, and of course Trump has also begun preparations to shutter the Department of Education and leave the UN.

Tariffs against Canada and Mexico are on a 30-day pause, while 1,100 EPA employees are on pins and needles, and the State Department has made a disgusting horror. All as we’re forced to ask this one question: Are we in a Constitutional crisis?

News about Friday’s helicopter crash in Philidelphia leads an episode packed with stories that broke over the weekend, including an upcoming FBI purge, the beginning of the tariffs (and retaliations), a stunning turning in the Treasury department, and a change in immigration protections for hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans in America.

A deadly plane crash and a federal worker buyout are the only two news stories in today’s episodes, because we’re all reaching our limit.

Federal funds continue being confusing, RFK Jr. takes the stand, Gitmo is back in the news (somehow), and good news - Harvey Weinstein is miserable.

Trump throws federal funding into a tornado of confusion, as he also drops a hate-filled executive order for the military. Plus the Oklahoma school district just wants some unconstitutional info and Trump lied about water.

An update on Colombian tariffs, ICE agents are ready for their close up, the bird flu is closer than we knew (but we’re also now just guessing), a state trooper lied about a gun shot wound, and Donald Trump and his closest advisors are a little too tight with insurrectionists.

A Republican House member has introduced a bill to give Trump a third term, Idaho wants to overturn same-sex marriage, and Trump may have broken the law in a series of midnight firings before he got into a tariff-off with Columbia. What a weekend!

The US contends with extreme weather, and extremism in the presidency. Plus, the CDC’s parents are out of town, Trump has declassified some files, a Mississippi Senator has an idea, the World Economic Forum is here but don’t worry - a fish is happy.