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The midterms have arrived. Our nerves are fried. And Donald Trump is still talking about Jon Husted's ass like it's a closing argument for America. Jim, Tiffany, and Nick turn election-week dread into an increasingly unfiltered political roast, from the GOP's ridiculous pitch to the two Dan Sullivans on Alaska's ballot. Then comes Haley Stevens' political U-turn, a hilarious takedown of evangelical Halloween hypocrisy, and the million-dollar question: Can this timeline please sober up for just ONE day? It's three friends, a mountain of F-bombs, and a desperately needed laugh, with a Dangerous Call of the Day to finish. 👉🏼Get the Dangerous Daily Meme Letter for FREE! We're bringing curated memes, calls, behind-the-scenes updates and fun trouble directly to your inbox. Subscribe now for FREE: https://thedangerousones.com 🚨 Join our FACEBOOK group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/847099808048849/ ☎️ CALL US: 503-212-4600 Call anytime, 24/7, and leave us a message. You can remain anonymous. CHAPTERS 00:00 Election Day Nerves and Political Comedy 00:48 Trump's Closing Pitch and Jon Husted 02:09 The Alaska Ballot Controversy and Haley Stevens 03:46 Republican Campaign Promises and Election Night 05:12 Halloween Costumes and Evangelical Hypocrisy 06:14 Political Halloween Humor and Trick-or-Treating 07:45 Russia and More Trump Roasts 08:42 Election Anxiety, Profanity, and Hope 09:30 Barack Obama and the Last Laughs 10:30 Dangerous Call of the Day

Fighting isn't the only way to win, Marshall Herskovitz says. The country was built on persuasion and debate, and persuading people is still a very powerful thing to do. Help Me Understand with Dr. Rod Berger. Emmy-winning writer, director and producer Marshall Herskovitz lays out the three pillars he drew from years of polling: an economy that brings power back to working Americans, a return to common decency and honesty, and leaders with the moral conviction to carry both. He argues the answer to 40 years of neoliberalism is regulated capitalism, not socialism, and he and Rod push on where the industry of rage lives, from Fox to MSNOW to CNN, and they don't always agree. They talk about the years when news was a loss leader, a generation that wants to be influencers, what the grandparent generation owes the ones coming up, and why Social Security has to be part of that conversation. Marshall closes with a list of anti-corruption groups and a case for sitting down with the people you disagree with. In this episode 0:00 Flooding the zone 1:39 Three pillars, from years of polling 2:32 Americans do big things 4:00 "92% of Americans agree America is now corrupt" 5:53 Pillar one: the economy after neoliberalism 9:01 Regulated capitalism, not socialism 13:46 Pillar two: common decency and honesty 14:18 The industry of rage 17:32 When news was a loss leader 20:54 Whose American values? 23:44 The First Amendment and ICE 25:49 Kennedy and the long twilight struggle 27:41 A generation that wants to be influencers 32:12 Pillar three: leadership 34:02 Quiet strength and the American GI 36:08 Help me understand the grandparent generation 41:23 Closer to our kids than our parents were 44:10 The 70% and the other 30% 48:44 Where to get involved 50:05 Connection is the way back 51:29 The Southern Poverty Law Center 53:06 Reaching the people who believe it 54:36 Persuasion over division Watch the full conversation on Substack: bit.ly/3WlcmbW Help Me Understand is part of The Dangerous Ones Network. Have something you're trying to understand? Call The People's Hotline and leave a message: 503-212-4600. Dr. Rod Berger has conducted more than 4,000 interviews across five continents. He is Editor-at-Large at Fair Observer and the author of The Narrative Edge: Authentic Storytelling That Meets the Moment (Wiley). Some episodes of Help Me Understand feature his friend Marshall Herskovitz, the Emmy-winning writer, director and producer. Visit drrodberger.com · Get The Narrative Edge in hardcover

Donald Trump's final midterm rallies in Iowa and Kansas delivered one bizarre moment after another. From discussing whether he'd date his own sister to proposing that New Mexico become New America, Trump left Jim, Tiffany, and Nick with plenty to unpack. The Dangerous Ones break down Trump's most outrageous moments, including his plan to rename the Strait of Hormuz, his advice to cattle ranchers, and his claim that he could have won the Vietnam War in a week. Plus, a fiery Dangerous Call of the Day and one final message before the November 3 midterm elections. The People's Hotline: 503-212-4600 Email: shout@thedangerousones.com

Even the cows are sick of Trump, and apparently the rest of America isn't far behind. Jim, Tiffany, and Nick dive into a wild collection of political comedy, Republican absurdity, and the growing frustration of voters heading into Election Day. A time-traveling Republican gets a crash course in modern MAGA, a comedian demonstrates how Democrats could finally stop playing nice, and Anderson Cooper delivers an incredibly uncomfortable interview with Michigan Democrat Haley Stevens. Plus, one furious voter says exactly what millions are thinking, and a caller from Tennessee reminds us why this community matters. 👉🏼Get the Dangerous Daily Meme Letter for FREE! We're bringing curated memes, calls, behind-the-scenes updates and fun trouble directly to your inbox. Subscribe now for FREE: https://thedangerousones.com 🚨 Join our FACEBOOK group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/847099808048849/ ☎️ CALL US: 503-212-4600 Call anytime, 24/7, and leave us a message. You can remain anonymous. 00:00 Even the Cows Have Had Enough 00:25 Welcome to The Dangerous Ones 01:14 A Republican Meets Modern MAGA 03:47 Democrats Learn to Fight Back 05:58 Election Night Preview 06:34 Anderson Cooper's Awkward Interview 10:52 Sid Unloads on MAGA 12:14 Election Day Message 12:53 Carol Calls From Tennessee

Your phone wants a campaign donation. Your mailbox wants your attention. Jim, Tiffany and Nick would like everyone to calm the fuck down. This episode turns election fatigue into a funny, occasionally exasperated conversation about Donald Trump, political fundraising and the daily annoyances competing for our last remaining nerve. The hosts talk Obama nostalgia, Netflix frustration, doomscrolling and why technology's priorities feel increasingly ridiculous. Then a conversation about household chores gives Jim an opportunity to exercise restraint, with predictable results. Plus, a caller from Key Largo shares a surprising observation about the political signs in her neighborhood. 👉🏼Get the Dangerous Daily Meme Letter for FREE! We're bringing curated memes, calls, behind-the-scenes updates and fun trouble directly to your inbox. Subscribe now for FREE: https://thedangerousones.com 🚨 Join our FACEBOOK group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/847099808048849/ ☎️ CALL US: 503-212-4600 Call anytime, 24/7, and leave us a message. You can remain anonymous. CHAPTERS 00:00 Meme Wars: Trump and election absurdity 02:28 Obama nostalgia 03:25 Campaign texts, emails and mailer overload 07:17 Netflix frustrations and the Mike Tyson documentary 09:00 Eggs, Toy Story and doomscrolling 10:44 AI, household chores and a risky Roomba joke 12:18 Republican honesty and school-conspiracy memes 13:41 White House ballroom and Qatar jet memes 15:17 Trump's image of power 16:59 Dangerous Call of the Day: Key Largo

A 76-year-old American has officially run out of patience with Donald Trump, and he has prepared what might be the most gloriously profane political monologue ever delivered to our phone line. Tiffany Drastic and Nick Knudsen are taking your calls, and the Danger Corps has some things to get off its chest. Kathy from Kansas City explains how Trump has cost her friendships. Lolo has a very simple question for the president. An anonymous Texas caller imagines an absurd White House cover-up, inspiring a ridiculous Mitch McConnell parody. And Mike from Manhattan worries about the influence of billionaires on American politics. But this isn't just an episode about being furious. Harriet from San Diego shares the small, practical things she's doing to help democracy, from postcards to volunteering. Nick discusses early voting and digital activism through DemCast, while Sergeant Jones from Connecticut shares a particularly creative way of dealing with Trump appearing on television. There's anger, laughter, loneliness, community and a reminder that nobody has to navigate this political circus alone. 👉🏼Get the Dangerous Daily Meme Letter for FREE! We're bringing curated memes, calls, behind-the-scenes updates and fun trouble directly to your inbox. Subscribe now for FREE: https://thedangerousones.com 🚨 Join our FACEBOOK group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/847099808048849/ ☎️ CALL US: 503-212-4600 Call anytime, 24/7, and leave us a message. You can remain anonymous.

We asked listeners how they really feel about Donald Trump, and apparently nobody needed time to prepare an opinion. Jim, Tiffany and Nick hand the microphone to the People's Hotline for a collection of furious, funny and occasionally impressively organized rants. From an Ohio caller with a lengthy list to a Scottish listener with absolutely no interest in diplomatic language, these messages bring the frustration and the laughs. There's a rant that becomes a performance, a New Mexico caller taking on MAGA's double standards, and a reminder from Michigan that finding your people can make a difficult place feel a little less lonely. 👉🏼Get the Dangerous Daily Meme Letter for FREE! We're bringing curated memes, calls, behind-the-scenes updates and fun trouble directly to your inbox. Subscribe now for FREE: https://thedangerousones.com 🚨 Join our FACEBOOK group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/847099808048849/ ☎️ CALL US: 503-212-4600 Call anytime, 24/7, and leave us a message. You can remain anonymous. CHAPTERS 00:00 Julie from Ohio lets it out 02:56 Dana's Trump rant becomes a performance 07:17 Scotland has a message about Trump 09:47 Liz from West Virginia needs to vent 10:48 Jim's road trip through Missouri, Arkansas and Oklahoma 13:01 Jason from New Mexico on MAGA's double standards 15:58 Dangerous Call of the Day: Finding community in Michigan

Give a Trump supporter a microphone and a follow-up question, and suddenly an interview turns into a hostage negotiation with a talking point. Jim, Tiffany and Nick unpack the excuses, contradictions and furious certainty in a roundup of MAGA interviews about Donald Trump, government aid, Ukraine and the Epstein files. There's an argument over a would-be Trump family dynasty, a political parody that gets uncomfortable competition from the real interviews, and enough verbal gymnastics to qualify for an Olympic committee investigation. Plus, the hosts salute the remarkable patience of the people holding the microphones, and a Dangerous Call of the Day brings one last shot of absurdity. 👉🏼Get the Dangerous Daily Meme Letter for FREE! We're bringing curated memes, calls, behind-the-scenes updates and fun trouble directly to your inbox. Subscribe now for FREE: https://thedangerousones.com 🚨 Join our FACEBOOK group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/847099808048849/ ☎️ CALL US: 503-212-4600 Call anytime, 24/7, and leave us a message. You can remain anonymous. CHAPTERS 00:00 Jordan Klepper and the Trump dynasty shirt 02:07 Nicole Whitted's MAGA interview parody 04:27 Asking a Trump supporter about his policies 06:19 MAGA on farm aid and socialism 07:34 Dangerous Election Night promo 08:09 Star Wars and MAGA's political logic 11:22 Epstein files and Trump loyalty 13:14 A follow-up about Trump's Ukraine promise 15:24 A Trump supporter's message to Democrats 16:43 The patience behind MAGA street interviews 18:23 Dangerous Call of the Day

Donald Trump's campaign events are inspiring some uncomfortable comparisons, Ken Paxton's latest rally venue is providing comedy material all by itself, and Barack Obama is back on the campaign trail reminding people what an actual presidential speech can sound like. Jim Drastic, Tiffany Drastic and Nick Knudsen dig into the absurdity of Republican campaign messaging, including a gloriously nonsensical Sherrod Brown attack-ad parody and Texans finding creative uses for the political junk mail targeting James Talarico. They discuss Trump's Georgia rally, Paxton's unusual Texas gathering, and why Republican campaign strategy sometimes feels like a sketch nobody bothered to finish writing. Then the conversation turns to Ohio, where an October Marist poll found Sherrod Brown leading Jon Husted and Amy Acton ahead of Vivek Ramaswamy. Barack Obama brings the jokes, mocking Trump's obsession with White House renovations and his administration's priorities, while reminding the hosts what hopeful political leadership can feel like. Finally, Kelly, an American living in Ontario, Canada, shares an emotional account of how the current political climate has changed her relationship with the country where she was born. From absolutely ridiculous political comedy to genuine hope and concern, this episode has a little bit of everything. 👉🏼Get the Dangerous Daily Meme Letter for FREE! We're bringing curated memes, calls, behind-the-scenes updates and fun trouble directly to your inbox. Subscribe now for FREE: https://thedangerousones.com 🚨 Join our FACEBOOK group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/847099808048849/ ☎️ CALL US: 503-212-4600 Call anytime, 24/7, and leave us a message. You can remain anonymous.

A $90 Medicare payment can land in your account. Peace of mind is apparently sold separately. Dr. Rod Berger starts with a caller who says she's losing insurance despite being on Medicare and Medicaid, then asks what government help means when people still don't feel protected. On Help Me Understand, Rod examines the rebate's eligibility rules, rising health insurance premiums, his own frustrating search for coverage, and New Hampshire's student ID voting dispute. It's a candid conversation about the distance between a policy announcement and a person asking for help, including the uncomfortable work of checking a claim you desperately want to believe. 👉🏼Get the Dangerous Daily Meme Letter for FREE! We're bringing curated memes, calls, behind-the-scenes updates and fun trouble directly to your inbox. Subscribe now for FREE: https://thedangerousones.com 🚨 Join our FACEBOOK group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/847099808048849/ ☎️ CALL US: 503-212-4600 Call anytime, 24/7, and leave us a message. You can remain anonymous. CHAPTERS 00:00 The $90 Medicare Rebate and the Election 00:48 A Caller Says She's Losing Coverage 01:56 Who Qualifies for the Medicare Rebate? 03:02 What Hotline Calls Reveal About Healthcare Anxiety 05:35 Rising Premiums and Preexisting Conditions 07:05 New Hampshire's Student ID Voting Dispute 08:42 Who Gets Help, and Who Gets Left Out? 09:23 Checking Claims We Want to Believe 09:56 What We Owe Each Other as Voters

Defending Donald Trump is starting to sound like an endurance sport, and apparently some people refuse to stretch. Jim, Tiffany and Nick unpack the excuses, conspiracy theories and billionaire worship that keep MAGA running, with political satire that sounds uncomfortably close to conversations we've all had. From Facebook-fueled nonsense to the question of why struggling people go to bat for billionaires, there's plenty to yell about and plenty to laugh at. Plus, a listener in deep-red Texas explains the daily challenge of keeping his inner monologue inside. 👉🏼Get the Dangerous Daily Meme Letter for FREE! We're bringing curated memes, calls, behind-the-scenes updates and fun trouble directly to your inbox. Subscribe now for FREE: https://thedangerousones.com 🚨 Join our FACEBOOK group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/847099808048849/ ☎️ CALL US: 503-212-4600 Call anytime, 24/7, and leave us a message. You can remain anonymous. CHAPTERS 00:00 A message for MAGA voters 02:07 Creators pretending to be MAGA 03:54 Pineapple Honeydew's Facebook conspiracy parody 06:34 MAGA logic and trickle-down economics 07:52 Why defend billionaires? 11:42 Good Trouble responds to a Trump voter 13:26 Scott Henry questions Trump's promises 15:51 Trump loyalty and MAGA's future 18:11 Dangerous Call of the Day: Deep-red Texas

Donald Trump's approval ratings are providing plenty of material for political comedy, and Tiffany Drastic and Nick Knudsen have absolutely no intention of letting it go to waste. In this episode, Tiffany and Nick roast Stephen Miller, question MAGA's seemingly limitless loyalty to Trump, and find increasingly ridiculous ways to turn Republican politics into a comedy routine. Along the way, they imagine the world's worst political boy band, complete with a Top Five of terrible names and enough musical jokes to make the entire industry file a restraining order. But there's also a reason to feel hopeful. Tiffany discusses early-voting enthusiasm ahead of the 2026 midterms, including reports from North Carolina and Texas. Then Laura calls from El Paso to describe crowded parking lots and long lines at voting locations, offering an encouraging firsthand account of people showing up. It's political absurdity, gallows humor and a reminder that the best antidote to feeling powerless is sometimes a good laugh followed by a trip to the polls. 👉🏼Get the Dangerous Daily Meme Letter for FREE! We're bringing curated memes, calls, behind-the-scenes updates and fun trouble directly to your inbox. Subscribe now for FREE: https://thedangerousones.com 🚨 Join our FACEBOOK group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/847099808048849/ ☎️ CALL US: 503-212-4600 Call anytime, 24/7, and leave us a message. You can remain anonymous.

Donald Trump has a lot on his mind, and apparently much of it involves other men's bodies. Nick Knudsen and Tiffany Drastic listen to his unusually detailed descriptions of Senator Jon Husted, handsome military generals and a businessman who supposedly wanted to kiss him. The hosts have questions. So many questions. Then Trump boasts about his cognitive testing, including the animal-identification questions he keeps bringing up in speeches. Nick and Tiffany compare his speaking style with previous presidents before discussing footage of his walking and a physical therapist's commentary on his movements. The therapist makes strong medical claims, but a video clip alone cannot establish a diagnosis. It's a mix of political absurdity, gallows humor and genuine concern about the president's public behavior. And if the conversation gets a little dark, that's what happens when the leader of the free world keeps supplying material that sounds like it was written by a very strange comedy writer. 👉🏼Get the Dangerous Daily Meme Letter for FREE! We're bringing curated memes, calls, behind-the-scenes updates and fun trouble directly to your inbox. Subscribe now for FREE: https://thedangerousones.com 🚨 Join our FACEBOOK group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/847099808048849/ ☎️ CALL US: 503-212-4600 Call anytime, 24/7, and leave us a message. You can remain anonymous.

Americans showed up for No Kings with two things: a determination to vote and absolutely no interest in being polite about Donald Trump. Nick Knudsen and Tiffany Drastic are celebrating the October 17 No Kings protests, and the conversations go well beyond funny cardboard signs. They talk about why smaller demonstrations in places like Salem, Oregon, and Springfield, Missouri, matter, why some protesters have lost patience with Democratic leadership, and how the movement is turning frustration into voter participation. Then there's Meta. The No Kings Coalition lost access to its Instagram account during its nationwide day of action, prompting outrage and questions about the power social-media companies have over political organizing. Nick and Tiffany hear from Indivisible cofounder Ezra Levin and unpack the controversy. Plus, a hilarious opening montage of protesters describing Republicans in one word, some spectacularly filthy political humor, a discussion of early voting, and a caller from Connecticut with a rather elaborate fantasy about Trump's bank accounts. Come for the righteous anger. Stay for the laughter and the reminder that people are showing up in communities all across America. 👉🏼Get the Dangerous Daily Meme Letter for FREE! We're bringing curated memes, calls, behind-the-scenes updates and fun trouble directly to your inbox. Subscribe now for FREE: https://thedangerousones.com 🚨 Join our FACEBOOK group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/847099808048849/ ☎️ CALL US: 503-212-4600 Call anytime, 24/7, and leave us a message. You can remain anonymous.

Donald Trump's White House press secretary has barely left the building, and Nick Knudsen and Tiffany Drastic are already interviewing her imaginary replacements. There's just one requirement: their names have to start with K. Apparently, that's the closest thing the Trump administration has to a hiring policy. So who's next? Kid Rock? Kanye West? Kim Jong-un? Kyle Rittenhouse? Nick and Tiffany nominate four spectacularly inappropriate candidates and explain why each one would fit into the administration's increasingly ridiculous political circus. The conversation also takes aim at Trump's rambling social media posts, MAGA contradictions, Stephen Miller and Fox News. There are Star Trek jokes, a discussion about Trump's grandiose plans, a very short political obituary and a running appreciation for the Danger Corps members who contribute material to the show. Plus, a caller shares some choice words about Katie's departure and why political comedy provides a welcome break from the madness. It's a ridiculous White House casting session with the usual TDO combination of laughter, outrage and completely inappropriate political observations. 👉🏼Get the Dangerous Daily Meme Letter for FREE! We're bringing curated memes, calls, behind-the-scenes updates and fun trouble directly to your inbox. Subscribe now for FREE: https://thedangerousones.com 🚨 Join our FACEBOOK group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/847099808048849/ ☎️ CALL US: 503-212-4600 Call anytime, 24/7, and leave us a message. You can remain anonymous.

Courtesy Really America Hello Danger Corps! We have some potentially beautiful news for everyone who's spent the last two years wondering whether America has collectively lost its fucking mind. Donald Trump's polling is looking increasingly ugly, Republicans are facing some alarming midterm warning signs, and Trump is responding to questions about his approval ratings with all the dignity and emotional stability of a toddler whose juice box just got taken away. Nick and Tiffany dig into the numbers, react to Trump's spectacularly unhelpful response to a reporter, and explore what this could mean for November. Plus, we've got a Top Five featuring the excuses Trump might make if the GOP gets walloped. It's a little hope, a lot of laughter, and one very important reminder: none of it matters unless people vote. The #1 way to support The Dangerous Ones is to become a paid subscriber. We're here because we believe democracy needs more than another depressing news report. It needs people who are informed, connected, willing to stand up for one another, and still capable of laughing when everything gets absurd. Your paid subscription helps us produce more independent political comedy, reach more people, and build a stronger Danger Corps community. It gives us the freedom to tell the truth, make fun of powerful people, and create a place where frustration can turn into laughter, hope, and action. If this show helps you feel less alone in the madness, we'd love to have you support what we're building. Together, we can keep the jokes coming and the pressure on. Stay dangerous, vote, and get into some good trouble. 💙 Warmly, Jim, Tiffany & Nick

America is looking more like a circus every day, and Tiffany Drastic and Nick Knudsen have decided that if we're going to be surrounded by clowns, we might as well get some laughs out of it. In this episode of The Dangerous Ones, the jokes fly at Donald Trump, Elon Musk, the White House press secretary and the billionaires who seem to operate under an entirely different set of rules. Tiffany and Nick also dig into unsettling reports about AI agents accessing bank accounts, major website security vulnerabilities and fears about further conflict with Iran. It's political comedy with a side of existential dread, plus an unexpectedly useful frozen-burrito life hack. Because sometimes the only thing standing between you and total political despair is a good joke and a tortilla that doesn't fall apart in the microwave. And stay for Eugene from Maryland, whose message reminds us why laughing together is more than a distraction. 👉🏼Get the Dangerous Daily Meme Letter for FREE! We're bringing curated memes, calls, behind-the-scenes updates and fun trouble directly to your inbox. Subscribe now for FREE: https://thedangerousones.com 🚨 Join our FACEBOOK group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/847099808048849/ ☎️ CALL US: 503-212-4600 Call anytime, 24/7, and leave us a message. You can remain anonymous.

Courtesey of Really American Donald Trump has been spending an extraordinary amount of time describing other men's bodies. Their shoulders. Their legs. Their handsome faces. And, yes, their backsides. Anderson Cooper noticed. And he came prepared. In this episode of The Dangerous Ones, Nick Knudsen and Tiffany Drastic listen to Cooper's hilarious CNN takedown of Trump's increasingly peculiar rally commentary. From Republican politicians to Arnold Palmer, Trump has apparently become America's most enthusiastic amateur judge of male physiques. Then Nick and Tiffany unleash their own outrageous satirical countdown, riffing on Trump's macho image, his gold-plated decorating habits, his famous dance moves, and a whole lot more. The jokes get progressively more ridiculous, exactly as they should. Plus, Bruce from Colorado calls the People's Hotline with a perfectly timed rant about Trump, MAGA, and the urgent need to laugh through all this madness. 👉🏼Get the Dangerous Daily Meme Letter for FREE! We're bringing curated memes, calls, behind-the-scenes updates and fun trouble directly to your inbox. Subscribe now for FREE: https://thedangerousones.com 🚨 Join our FACEBOOK group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/847099808048849/ ☎️ CALL US: 503-212-4600 Call anytime, 24/7, and leave us a message. You can remain anonymous. CHAPTERS 00:00 Trump Gets Very Descriptive About Men 00:38 Anderson Cooper's Roast Preview 01:20 Trump's Rally Commentary 02:19 Anderson Cooper's Trump Montage 04:29 Nick and Tiffany React 05:15 A No Kings Protest Idea 05:41 The Trump Comedy Countdown 08:56 Reactions to the Countdown 09:17 The Midterms and Trump's Reaction 10:39 Bruce From Colorado Calls In 11:33 The Dangerous Ones Outro

Courtesy of Really American What do Kimberly Guilfoyle, Jared Kushner, Mike Johnson and the world's most convenient Antifa conspiracy have in common? They're all part of another spectacularly ridiculous episode of The Dangerous Ones. Jim Drastic, Tiffany Drastic and Nick Knudsen are back with a comedy-filled conversation about Trump supporters, Republican hypocrisy, politicians who want ordinary Americans to work harder while Congress takes another recess, and why Canadians might be looking south with understandable concern. There's also a hilarious discussion about the new season of The Great British Baking Show, Tiffany's birthday trip to the Oregon coast, and the bizarre political logic behind blaming absolutely everything on Antifa. The conversation gets serious when the hosts discuss Rep. Ilhan Omar, the ethics of public executions and the political climate surrounding the midterms. And the episode closes with an outspoken caller from Illinois who has some thoughts about MAGA women and the right to vote. Sometimes you need the news. Sometimes you need a good laugh at the people making it. 👉🏼Get the Dangerous Daily Meme Letter for FREE! We're bringing curated memes, calls, behind-the-scenes updates and fun trouble directly to your inbox. Subscribe now for FREE: https://thedangerousones.com 🚨 Join our FACEBOOK group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/847099808048849/ ☎️ CALL US: 503-212-4600 Call anytime, 24/7, and leave us a message. You can remain anonymous. CHAPTERS

Texas Republicans are spending a fortune in their effort to defeat James Talarico, and the campaign messaging has become a gold mine for political comedy. Tiffany and Nick break down the absurdity, react to the Florida governor's race, and celebrate record-breaking early voting in Georgia. Then there's the Trump supporter who says he'll vote for Trump again in 2028. Yes, even after somebody explains the 22nd Amendment to him. We also have Florida football fans giving Byron Donalds a memorable reception, an unusual ballot-box rescue, and a Dangerous Call of the Day that absolutely nobody requested, but everyone gets to hear. It's ridiculous, it's funny, and underneath all the madness, there's a reminder that Americans are paying attention and showing up. 👉🏼Get the Dangerous Daily Meme Letter for FREE! We're bringing curated memes, calls, behind-the-scenes updates and fun trouble directly to your inbox. Subscribe now for FREE: https://thedangerousones.com 🚨 Join our FACEBOOK group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/847099808048849/ ☎️ CALL US: 503-212-4600 Call anytime, 24/7, and leave us a message. You can remain anonymous. CHAPTERS 00:00 Texas Attack-Ad Spoof Opens the Show 00:34 Midterm Madness With Tiffany and Nick 01:14 Why Republicans Are Targeting James Talarico 01:57 Texas Campaign Ads Get Parodied 03:19 Byron Donalds Gets Booed in Florida 04:13 Florida Governor Race and Latino Voters 04:54 Georgia Breaks an Early Voting Record 05:28 Trump Supporter Wants a Third Term 07:15 An Anti-Trump Halloween Message 07:50 A Strange Scene at a Ballot Drop Box 09:50 Dangerous Call of the Day