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The Smolletification of Politics: AI Phone Calls, Epstein Shirts, and a Drunk County Candidate Dan Griffin and Corey Walsh argue that politics and media now work backward from conclusions, using a false rumor that Texas Senate candidate James Talarico had checked out of an Ohio mental health facility—based on an unverified (and allegedly AI) phone call—as their main example, noting how influencers and even Ken Paxton’s camp amplified it without retracting. They react to a video of a woman in a “Release the Epstein files” shirt getting swarmed at a Trump rally, calling it cultish and tied to outsourcing opinions to online accounts. The episode also covers Paxton promoting the Right Insight app to track whether contacts have voted, a viral clip of Indiana county-council candidate Jamie West appearing drunk while saying she’d “fire all Republicans,” claims of DOJ weaponization around Ilhan Omar, criticism of Trump’s new press secretary’s halting briefing style, and Steven Crowder threatening a lawsuit over a “Change My Mind” segment title. 00:00 Welcome to Libservative 01:12 Smolletification Theme 02:17 Talarico Disappearance Rumor 03:54 AI Phone Call Fallout 06:26 Why People Believe Lies 08:38 Epstein Files Rally Attack 12:35 Cult Politics and 1984 15:59 Both Sides Misinformation 18:59 Burden of Proof Flip 38:22 Goalposts and October Surprise 42:05 Paxton Voter Tracking App 45:30 Next Candidate Tease 45:52 Unpopular Decision Question 48:04 Drunk Candidate Goes Viral 51:18 Ilhan Omar Raid Talk 57:00 Dirty Politics Smear Games 01:00:53 Press Secretary Roast 01:04:07 Kayleigh Briefing Clip 01:08:06 Trump Picks Hotter Staff 01:12:59 Ukraine Oil Chessboard 01:16:19 Crowder Lawsuit Rant 01:21:41 Punch In The Face Theory 01:24:07 Wrap Up And Plugs

El-Sayed vs. Rogers: Empty Suit, Muslim Brotherhood, and the Great Debate Beatdown Dan, Corey, and Bell host a reaction show to the Michigan Senate debate between Dr. Abdul El-Sayed and former Congressman/former FBI agent Mike Rogers, calling it extremely lopsided and citing a WOOD TV poll showing viewers heavily favored El-Sayed. They argue Rogers looked physically unprepared, relied on “Muslim Brotherhood” attacks, and struggled defending his record, while El-Sayed effectively focused on affordability and foreign policy, though they criticize his pro-government solutions and Medicare for All. They discuss polling averages showing El-Sayed leading, fact-check claims about Rogers’ votes, surveillance/privacy comments attributed to Rogers, and allegations of oil and gas money backing him. They review controversy around El-Sayed’s mother’s work for a charity later sanctioned for alleged terror financing, concluding she was not charged. The episode veers into broader culture-war topics, including Zohran Mamdani attacks, Laura Loomer’s credit-card-reader tweet, Zach Bryan’s “Free Palestine” shirt crowd record, a DOJ antisemitism tour promo, Trump comments about Iran, and a viral clip of Vivek Ramaswamy nearly dropping a child. 00:00 Welcome and Setup 01:20 Debate Blowout Reactions 04:10 Polling and Odds Check 06:44 Rogers Record Under Fire 10:06 Surveillance and Privacy Quote 11:34 Domestic Policy Clash 15:18 Foreign Policy Dominance 18:48 October 7 Claims Fallout 23:21 Muslim Brotherhood Smear Fact Check 26:46 Wrap Up and Donor Money 34:48 Public Execution Tangent 41:30 Laura Loomer DMV Flag Panic 45:21 Mamdani Damned Either Way 47:30 Vivek Kid Drop Clip 48:08 Vivek Pickup Fiasco 49:09 NPC Crowd Roast 50:39 Michigan Debate Breakdown 52:41 Five Thousand Dollar Inflation 55:56 Insider Trading Bill Games 59:03 Independent Politics Therapy 01:01:08 Zach Bryan Palestine Shirt 01:09:13 Trump Iran Quote Context 01:13:06 Road Trip Small Town Reality 01:17:29 DOJ Antisemitism Tour 01:22:43 Heaven Coma Testimony 01:27:58 Wrap Up And Plugs

No Fatties, No Trannies, Justice Warriors: Right‑Wing Grievance Culture and the Iran Freakout Dan and Corey open the Libservative show by venting about political burnout and arguing that right‑wing grievance culture is as pervasive and destructive as left‑wing “woke” culture. They dissect coordinated posts from Zionist MAGA influencers claiming the IRGC endorsed Democrats, then summarize a 25‑page IRGC letter arguing “Death to America” targets U.S. elites, not citizens, urging Americans to vote out leaders and distance policy from Israel—something they say is being dishonestly spun into partisan propaganda. They mock Pete Hegseth’s “State of the Forces” rhetoric, including Project Meridian led by Elon Musk, Palmer Luckey, and Newt Gingrich and his “no fatties, no trannies” line, calling him unserious and the Iran war unpopular and unwinnable. They also discuss Trump’s UN threats toward Iran, ICC attacks, Mark Levin/Ben Shapiro war talk, the overblown backlash to an A24 Chris Hansen movie, and U.S. political hypocrisy on war, the economy, and messaging. 00:00 Welcome to Libservative 01:44 Politics Burnout Check 03:41 Grievance Culture Theme 04:48 IRGC Letter Talking Points 08:19 What the Letter Says 15:53 Death to America Explained 20:46 Truth as Propaganda 21:46 Hegseth State of Forces 24:34 Project Meridian Panel 30:44 No Woke Military Rant 33:30 Primetime Movie Backlash 39:40 Chris Hansen Interview Clip 42:49 Why Predator TV Works 45:25 Movie Habits and Grievance Hype 46:35 Trump Props and Iran Threats 50:30 UN Walkouts and ICC Drama 55:25 War Criminal Optics Debate 57:49 Ben Shapiro Iran Bomb Talk 59:34 Inflation Myths and Bubble Pop 01:02:54 Trump Inc and Insider Trading 01:08:02 Prison Reform Smears in Ads 01:12:48 Communism Islam Panic Logic 01:18:36 Fetterman Vote and Trump Payout 01:22:48 Baby Oil Bit and Sign Off

Mask-Optional Lesbian Bar Meltdown & Michigan’s ‘Dangerous’ Senate Ads Dan Griffin, Corey Walsh, and Bell “the Bodysnatcher” banter about cocktails, quitting vaping, and a short episode before diving into a Boston Globe story about Last Stitch/Last Ditch, a lesbian bar in Greenfield, Massachusetts that made Saturday nights mask-optional after requiring KN95/N95s, sparking hundreds of furious comments accusing the bar of ableism/eugenics and triggering chaotic community meetings, Zoom pile-ons, and financial crisis details like unpaid rent and a $50,000 loan. They use the episode to mock “intersectionality eating itself,” argue woke activism becomes exclusionary, and say it distracts from real issues. The show then shifts to Michigan’s Abdul El-Sayed vs. Mike Rogers Senate race, praising El-Sayed’s messaging on “capitalism vs corporatism” while criticizing his track record, and laughing at attack ads linking him to 9/11 and calling him “dangerous,” plus Rogers’ ad framing El-Sayed as anti-football and “crazy.” 00:00 Show Intro and Banter 01:17 Manhattan Cocktail Talk 03:11 Massachusetts Mask Bar Story 06:37 Reading the Viral Article 13:50 Community Meeting Meltdown 20:08 Mask Optional Night Fallout 33:34 Bell Reacts to the Story 37:40 Pivot to Michigan Senate Race 46:05 Abdul on Capitalism Clip 47:36 Corporatism and Wage Debate 49:47 Minimum Wage Reality Check 51:40 Tipping Culture Debate 53:36 Cronyism and Private Equity 01:00:56 Why Private Equity Wins 01:03:53 Abdul Ad Breakdown 01:08:19 9/11 Attack Ad Fallout 01:16:59 Dangerously Radical Montage 01:20:46 Mike Rogers Common Sense 01:31:23 Uniparty and Inflation Rant 01:36:39 Wrap Up and Plugs

Diesel at $6.40, McConnell’s a Zombie, and Woke Right Cancel Culture (Go Bills) Dan, Corey, and Bell banter about the Lions getting cooked in Buffalo, then pivot to politics: they claim Mitch McConnell is basically dead, Republicans are headed for a midterm bloodbath, and generic-ballot polling has swung from GOP +3 after 2024 to Democrats about +7/+8, with notable Senate race polls (Texas Talarico +3, Ohio Brown +3.2, Maine Jackson +2 vs. Collins, Ossoff +8 in Georgia). They discuss Haley Stevens after losing her primary, highlighting a street confrontation where she denies genocide, calls anti-Zionism a hate movement, and says she’s a proud Zionist. The hosts argue both parties serve donors, not voters, and tie political backlash to soaring fuel costs (diesel ~6.40 national, CA near $9; gas ~4.44), fuel surcharges, and airline warnings about jet fuel up ~105%, while mocking Trump’s plan to let diesel haulers drive 16 hours. They cover Thomas Massie’s impeachment push against Pete Hegseth, Hegseth’s awful approval numbers (around -25; independents -40), Mike Johnson punting House business for two months, and Robert Kraft barring Macklemore for saying “Free Palestine,” framing it as hypocritical “woke right” deplatforming, capped with a Mark Levin clip endorsing deplatforming. 00:00 Welcome and NFL Banter 01:30 Tonight’s Agenda and GOP Trouble 02:18 Grok AI Thirst Trap Discourse 03:56 Macklemore and Streisand Effect 04:26 Hegseth Impeachment Tease 05:25 Haley Stevens Aftermath 05:57 Debate Dodging and Trump Playbook 07:00 Lions Meltdown Interruption 11:31 Haley Stevens Confrontation Clip 16:14 Why a Blue Wave Is Coming 17:17 Generic Ballot and Polling Errors 20:33 State-by-State Senate Shockers 23:24 GOP Messaging Chaos and Leadership 25:32 Diesel Prices and Supply Warnings 30:05 Ripple Effects on Infrastructure and Food 33:33 Diesel Price Shock 34:06 Unleaded And Jet Fuel 36:28 Diesel Engines Explained 38:13 Fuel Shelf Life Debate 39:26 Truckers Hours Policy 44:14 Trade Deficit Rant 46:47 Boomer Gas Interview 54:17 Midterms Change Nothing 56:48 Obama And Iran Deal 01:00:27 Macklemore Stadium Ban 01:02:22 Stadium Funding Hypocrisy 01:11:30 Macklemore Venue Backlash 01:12:02 Kanye And Double Standards 01:12:21 Old Tweets And Photos 01:14:45 Portnoy Free Speech Flip 01:17:12 Semites Zionists Breakdown 01:21:40 Genocide Definition Debate 01:26:35 Hegseth GOP Revolt 01:28:45 Johnson Punts The Vote 01:34:06 Mark Levin Deplatforming 01:43:01 Show Wrap And Plugs

Never Forget (Unless It’s for Twitter Dun dun) Dan Griffin and Corey Walsh host a Libservative episode recorded a day late because Corey was sick and co-host Bell is absent on his 9/11 birthday. On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, they argue the day has become “National Day of Rage Bait,” with conservatives attacking AOC and Zohran Mamdani for briefly smiling during a four-hour name reading and liberals mocking Trump for appearing to fall asleep. They discuss generational trauma, desensitization, and why grifting off the dead is worse than jokes, while noting Mamdani faces an unwinnable situation as a Muslim at the memorial. They briefly veer into Middle East sectarian details and conspiratorial suspicion, then shift to an update on the Lindsay Clancy case, saying she can be both a murderer and failed by the mental health system, and suggesting first-degree murder may have been an overcharge under Massachusetts law. They cover a reported copycat case in Illinois involving a different “Corey Walsh,” then close by framing their humor as an Irish wake-style coping mechanism. 00:00 Welcome Back Banter 00:57 Bell Birthday Update 02:16 Copycat Headlines Confusion 03:29 25 Years Since 9/11 04:44 Growing Up Post 9/11 09:26 School Violence Memories 12:17 National Day Rage Bait 14:10 AOC Trump Memorial Clips 18:17 Somber Reality Returns 21:46 Politicized Never Forget 24:51 Mamdani No Win Trap 27:50 Fetterman Breaking Points 33:15 Conspiracy Iran Israel Talk 40:32 Irish Wake Perspective 43:10 Coping With 9/11 43:41 Personal Stories Hit Hard 44:46 Rescue Me Recommendation 47:42 Lindsay Clancy Revisited 49:47 Overcharge And Jury Logic 54:42 Premeditation Versus Impulse 58:29 Insanity Defense Debate 01:01:56 Copycat Case And Media 01:11:23 Algorithms And Outrage 01:13:58 Agency Versus Exploitation 01:19:40 Neighbor Watch Tangent 01:28:55 Closing Thoughts And Outro

Storm Sirens, Iran War Brainrot, and Lake America: Libservative Goes Full Manosphere Dan Griffin and Corey Walsh open the Libservative show describing severe storms, power outages, and a tornado-siren school lockdown, then preview topics including Debbie Dingell’s plan to block renaming Great Lakes, the Lindsay Clancy case, Milo Yiannopoulos’ deportation, and claims made at the Republican Jewish Coalition. They focus on a Jerusalem Post opinion by A.J. Jaff arguing the Iran war can’t be won by airstrikes and proposing three alternatives: Congress recognizing independence for Iranian minority regions, offering debt relief to recruit enough Americans for a ground war estimated at 750,000–1.5 million troops, and cutting a Washington–Beijing deal to secure Chinese access to Iranian oil post-conflict. They mock these proposals, argue they would fuel civil war or coercive enlistment, and criticize RJC speakers for openly claiming credit for defeating Thomas Massie while calling such claims “conspiracy theories” when critics say them. 00:00 Show Intro Storm Chaos 01:34 Dark Jokes Cold Open 02:58 Tonight's Topics Rundown 04:09 Jerusalem Post Iran Plan 09:02 Option One Partition Iran 15:53 Option Two Debt Draft 28:07 Government Tangent DMV USPS 32:32 Option Three China Oil Deal 41:12 Wrap Iran Segment Verdict 41:58 Debbie Dingell Lake Rename 43:53 Great Lakes Pop Quiz 45:56 Michigan vs America Geography 47:52 Lake Michigan Mitten Debate 48:56 RJC Clips Roll In 50:48 Massie Ouster Controversy 57:38 FARA and Zionist Lobbying 01:00:02 Lindsay Clancy Case Setup 01:01:28 Online Camps and Reactions 01:07:39 Intrusive Thoughts TikTok 01:13:10 Feminism Accountability Debate 01:16:34 Hormones Satire Breakdown 01:18:37 Two Truths and Equality 01:20:02 Mental State Defense Debate 01:21:51 GoFundMe and Viral Outrage 01:22:39 Abortion Rights Detour 01:26:56 Punishment vs Sympathy 01:31:31 Feminism and Public Perception 01:34:42 Activism Never Ends 01:38:58 Gender Violence and Rape Myths 01:43:16 Corey vs Culture War Fatigue 01:46:21 Milo Deportation Tangent 01:51:38 Wrap Up and Plugs

Lake America, Recalled Argentine Beef, and the Socialist Stadium Scam Dan, Corey, and Bell kick off with chaotic banter about movies, booze, and last week’s near-ban, then pivot to news: Dolly Parton’s death and Trump’s attempts to politicize it, plus Trump’s headline-grabbing move to rename Lake Ontario “Lake America” as a distraction. They criticize Trump’s beef policy for importing more foreign beef while leaving U.S. ranchers hamstrung by protectionist rules; they cite a USDA recall of about 29,628 pounds of Argentine beef in Florida and Texas for missing required re-inspection, and discuss how drought, low cattle herds, and high fertilizer costs squeeze ranchers. The hosts mock Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s sanctions rhetoric on Iran, argue sanctions mainly hurt civilians and push countries toward BRICS, note Bessent once worked for George Soros, and compare national-debt growth under Obama, Trump, and Biden. They also call major pro sports “corporate socialism,” attacking taxpayer-funded stadiums, and briefly mention a MAGA-linked Latin America murder-for-hire plot. 00:00 Welcome to Libservative 00:33 New Computer Jitters 02:04 City Slickers Movie Talk 06:08 Last Week Ban Scare 07:22 Tonight's Topics Preview 09:11 Enes Freedom WNBA Stunt 15:35 Dolly Parton Tribute 20:06 Trump Beef Import Backfire 28:00 Ranchers vs Big Meat Packers 35:55 Picanha Steak Debate 41:53 Driscoll Berries Exposed 47:32 Scott Bessent Sanctions Rant 52:42 Dollar Under Pressure 53:55 Bessent Soros Connection 55:44 Sanctions And BRICS Shift 01:01:00 Economic D Day Clip 01:03:20 Petrodollar Inflation Fears 01:06:35 Debt Blame Game 01:14:08 Lake America Distraction 01:25:39 Sports Corporate Socialism 01:40:35 Stadium Subsidy Rant 01:46:50 Wrap Up And Plugs

Nancy Mace’s Post-Primary Rack Tour & the Dollar’s Slow Death Spiral Dan Griffin and Corey Walsh open the Libservative Podcast with jokes, rap talk, and plugs for their two-hour interview with Joshua Ferguson (The Hourly Struggle) about pressuring city councils. They spend a long, explicit segment reacting to Nancy Mace’s new bikini/tattoo photos, riffing on OnlyFans, Nick Fuentes’ rant calling her an “aging skank,” and debating whether mystery is better than paying to see more. The show shifts to foreign policy and economics: Trump’s promised “economic D-Day” on Iran, sanctions and SWIFT as drivers of de-dollarization and BRICS growth, and fears that U.S. dollar dominance and living standards are being undermined by recent presidents’ spending and sanctions. They discuss possible NATO fracture if Israel provokes conflict with Turkey in Syria, play Brett Cooper criticizing Dan Crenshaw’s “eat ramen and shut up” hypocrisy, revisit Social Security privatization arguments, cover Michigan GOP claims about cutting “ghost employees,” and briefly review the Candace Owens vs Andrew Wilson debate, concluding Candace won mainly by asking better questions. They end with a Mark Levin clip attacking Sen. Jon Ossoff and a final promo for the Ferguson episode. 00:00 Welcome to Libservative 01:00 Rap Talk and Copyright 02:15 New Interview Plug 03:51 Nancy Mace Bikini Buzz 07:02 OnlyFans Speculation Spiral 10:26 Mystery Spot Metaphor 13:57 Nick Fuentes Reacts 22:36 Back to Real Politics 23:12 Trump Economic D-Day Iran 25:30 Dollar Sanctions and BRICS 33:39 NATO Turkey Israel Flashpoint 41:46 World War Vibes and Economy 44:03 Brett Cooper Clip Tease 44:49 Crenshaw Burrito Hypocrisy 46:37 Lady Ben Shapiro Poll 52:08 Privatize Social Security 57:56 Inflation Market Signals 01:01:22 Michigan Ghost Employees 01:09:03 Candace Owens Debate 01:20:32 Mark Levin Identity Rant 01:26:00 Wrap Up And Plugs

Enshittification at City Hall: Taxes, Surveillance, and the Freedom to Get Screwed Dan Griffin and Corey Walsh host Joshua Ferguson of The Hourly Struggle to discuss his viral Fullerton, CA city council speech introducing “enshittification” as a way to describe government deterioration that benefits public-sector unions and officials while residents pay more and get less. Ferguson explains Fullerton’s proposed half-cent special sales tax pitched as infrastructure funding, arguing money is fungible and would backfill salaries and pensions amid budget failures, missing funds, and lawsuits, while fear-mongering tactics were used to justify it. The conversation expands to local surveillance (Flock/ALPR/Axon), lack of transparency, and Ferguson’s lawsuit after accessing public records via an unsecured Dropbox link exposing misconduct. They connect these dynamics to partisan hypocrisy, expanding federal power, libertarian party dysfunction, and the appeal of DSA-style candidates amid economic stagnation and corporate-government predation. 00:00 Welcome and Guest Intro 01:15 Enshittification Explained 05:07 City Council Clip Breakdown 09:17 Tax Measure Backstory 15:45 Fear Tactics and Flock Cameras 19:46 Surveillance and FOIA Hypocrisy 28:18 Power Ratchet and Partisanship 33:49 Taleb Quote Debate 37:41 Libertarians and Real Politics 41:33 Libertarian Movement Problem 42:48 Two Parties Myth Explained 45:59 Convention Chaos and Infighting 48:23 Mises Caucus Rise and Sellout 52:24 Debate Stage Barriers 53:18 Tulsi Gabbard Disillusionment 58:28 Trump Relevancy and COVID Parallels 01:02:15 Tim Pool Rant 01:04:42 DSA Surge and Economic Anger 01:15:36 Monopolies Walmart and Amazon 01:21:51 Why Young Voters Turn Left 01:23:41 Foreign Policy Capture 01:24:53 Why DSA Sells 01:26:00 Defense vs Healthcare Choice 01:27:53 California One Party Reality 01:37:50 Prop 13 and Pensions 01:41:34 Social Security Ponzi Fight 01:44:32 Local Recalls and Zombies 01:47:23 Newsom and GOP Weak Bench 01:54:23 No Values No Principles 01:59:56 Wrap Up and Plugs

Libservative: WNBA Draft Trolls, Comedians Dump Trump, and Mark Levin Wants Your Burrito Draft Dan Griffin and Corey Walsh host Libservative and riff through several topics: they discuss “culture wars” and a WNBA controversy after Sophie Cunningham says the league is a space for women, prompting backlash and a troll response from Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White announcing intentions to enter the WNBA draft to expose the league’s trans-athlete policies. They talk about comedians who once supported Trump now turning on him and argue society punishes people for changing their minds or apologizing. They mock a Joe Rogan clip debating communism while contrasting wealth creation and redistribution. The show pivots to an Iran war update, claiming U.S. munitions are low and Iran’s negotiating demands have worsened, debating incentives for Iran not to pursue nukes. They cover DSA momentum and Hasan Piker’s influence, then close with a rant mocking Mark Levin’s complaints about young people, gas prices, and a draft. 00:00 Welcome to Libservative 00:53 Culture Wars Return 01:38 Comedians Flip on Trump 03:00 Cancel Culture and Apologies 05:20 Corporate Pride Backlash 10:23 Rogan Clip on Communism 11:37 Wealth Creation vs Redistribution 16:10 WNBA Trans Debate Begins 17:32 Kanter and Royce White Troll Draft 24:06 Royce White Announcement Clip 33:13 CNN Reacts to the Stunt 34:55 Why WNBA Gets Attention 40:54 Caitlin Clark Stays Neutral 44:25 Iran War Update and Low Munitions 46:12 Iran Sets Terms 48:09 Modern Warfare Reality 51:38 Why Iran Wants Nukes 55:14 DSA Surge Backlash 57:30 Hasan Piker Left Trump 01:04:19 Libertarians vs Left 01:06:43 Upcoming Ferguson Chat 01:07:56 Tyler Robinson Filing 01:10:50 Candace vs Wilson Hype 01:13:28 Mark Levin Meltdown 01:17:49 Boomer Entitlement Debate 01:28:44 Media Division Machine 01:35:27 Wrap Up And Plugs

Michigan Primary Fallout, Mamdani Grocery ID Claim Debunked, and Spain’s Ceuta/Melilla Migration Surge Dan Griffin and Corey Walsh open with Dan recapping a recent Radical Independent roundtable, then correct a claim about Zohran Mamdani requiring IDs at proposed NYC city-run grocery stores, explaining the “library card-esque” idea was raised to prevent bulk resale of discounted staples. They discuss a viral Trump golf shot video and whether it shows an AI-like frame shift, and cover dropped DOJ charges in the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool “vandalism” case after renovation defects were found. The main segment focuses on Michigan’s Democratic primary where Abdul El-Sayed defeats Haley Stevens despite being heavily outspent, with hosts framing the race around AIPAC/foreign influence, media “Islamist” fearmongering, polling misses, and Mike Rogers ads tying El-Sayed to Hasan Piker’s “America deserved 9/11” remark; they also cite Dearborn results. They then speculate on Spain’s Ceuta/Melilla migrant surge as politically driven after a court ruling and possible Moroccan non-enforcement, and close with discussion of claims that community notes can be botted amid disputes over a Marco Rubio clip. 00:00 Welcome and Banter 00:52 Fried Brain and Panel Recap 03:04 Tonight's Agenda Setup 03:29 Mamdani Grocery ID Claim 06:44 Pirate Trophy Detour 09:07 Trump Golf Shot Breakdown 13:06 Reflecting Pool Charges Dropped 16:16 Michigan Primary Begins 19:36 Why Root for El-Sayed 24:44 Islamist Smear and Hasan Piker 28:48 Bernie on Cancel Culture 32:00 Haley Stevens Israel Clip 34:34 Money Influence and Rigging Claims 36:48 Wayne County Reality Check 38:37 Dearborn Vote Breakdown 39:25 Fraud Talk and Late Ballots 41:11 Cousin Marriage Rabbit Hole 43:38 Media Panic Over Abdul 44:31 Why Polls Missed Badly 46:55 Islamophobia vs Socialism 48:13 Mike Rogers Attack Ad 52:55 Spain Migrant Surge Theory 01:01:44 Community Notes and AI Claims 01:07:32 Unconventional Iran Pressure Jokes 01:15:05 Sign Off and Plugs

Fauci Pleads the Fifth, Iran War Munitions Crisis, and Michigan Senate Primary Embarrassments Dan Griffin and Corey Walsh host Libservative and lead with Anthony Fauci repeatedly invoking the Fifth Amendment in a congressional appearance, discussing his preemptive pardon, Josh Hawley’s questioning, and Rand Paul’s release of Fauci’s diary suggesting early private doubts about the wet market origin, lab-leak discussions, gain-of-function research, and Fauci’s enjoyment of celebrity. They compare Fauci’s Fifth pleading to Trump’s and argue COVID policies caused ostracism, government overreach, wealth transfer, and broader social harms. The show warns the Iran war is escalating and merging with the Ukraine conflict while U.S. high-end munitions stockpiles (Patriot, THAAD, Tomahawk) are dangerously depleted with slow replenishment timelines. They mock Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Haley Stevens’ campaign moments and donations questions, contrast her with Abdul El-Sayed, debate monopolies and government regulation, and end with Sam Husseini confronting Chuck Schumer over genocide while Schumer speaks on Trump corruption. 00:00 Welcome and Rundown 01:00 Fauci Takes the Fifth 05:40 COVID Fallout and Resentment 11:07 Fifth Amendment Explained 13:39 Fauci Diary Bombshells 17:30 Fame and Death Counts 23:56 COVID Memory Lane 33:06 Trump vs Fauci Fifth 41:26 Josh Hawley Grills Fauci 44:12 Brown v Walker Breakdown 46:30 Epstein Political Theater 47:01 Bell F35 Running Gag 48:38 Iran War Going Nowhere 51:39 Munitions Stockpile Crisis 57:50 Taiwan World War Risk 58:58 Trump Hamas Deal Claims 01:02:16 Truth Social Bot Slop 01:04:19 Claude Skynet Security Scare 01:05:54 Flock Cameras And ID Scans 01:12:31 Haley Stevens Cringe Campaign 01:24:20 Utility Money Non Answer 01:25:57 Stevens Senate Ambitions 01:27:46 Primary Stakes and Money 01:30:25 El-Sayed Not Socialist 01:34:32 Monopoly Debate Explained 01:36:33 Government Creates Monopolies 01:44:09 Bailouts and Socialized Losses 01:53:06 Schumer Confronted on Genocide 02:01:09 Wrap Up and Where to Find Us

Congress Stock Ban Games, NDAA Section 219, and the Episode’s Running Bits Dan and Corey focus on Congress and political theater, digging into the House-passed ban on lawmakers (and families) trading individual stocks, praising the idea but warning about loopholes, keeping existing holdings, and exempting the president and vice president; they highlight Thomas Massie’s point that Republicans attached a voter ID provision to force Democrats to vote no and then run midterm ads claiming Democrats opposed banning insider trading. They also break down NDAA Section 219, arguing it makes expanded U.S.–Israel technology, R&D, and defense cooperation into law, criticizing Ben Shapiro’s framing and debating whether “merging parts of the military” is overstated but still a sovereignty concern. The episode ends with heavier humor and clips, including a New York candidate railing at Ben & Jerry’s, a Mark Levin–Lindsey Graham tribute, Pride corporatization commentary, virtue-signaling satire, and a viral treehouse-vs-permits story, plus assorted banter and show drops. 00:00 Welcome Back Libservative 00:56 Trump Speech Hangover 02:52 No Prosecutions Theater 05:08 China Data Nothingburger 07:51 Norway Oil Side Quest 12:59 Cop Dream Detour 16:55 NDAA Section 219 23:18 Shapiro Doublespeak 31:44 Congress Stock Ban 36:11 Voter ID Poison Pill 39:20 Parties Both Right Wing 40:31 Dating Politics Banter 41:45 Voter ID Debate 43:21 Camera Blur Banter 44:13 Tyler Robinson Hearing 46:54 Blurry CCTV Narrative 52:51 Dusty Barrel Questions 56:30 Lance Twiggs Testimony 01:05:54 Reasonable Doubt Talk 01:09:13 War Narrative Returns 01:09:27 Midwit Talking Heads 01:11:52 Russia China Blame Game 01:18:25 Michigan Primary Preview 01:19:48 Haley Stevens Cringe Clip 01:23:27 Senate Ads Breakdown 01:26:00 PAC Money and FARA 01:27:00 Blakeman Ben and Jerrys Clip 01:30:42 Levin on Lindsey Graham 01:36:10 Pride Gets Corporatized 01:40:45 Activism as Identity Trap 01:42:45 Virtue Signaling Skit 01:48:39 Politics as Sports Culture 01:52:55 Treehouse vs Red Tape 01:58:29 Neighbor Fence Line Rant 02:01:25 Closing and Plugs

Libservative Drinking Game: Trump’s Election Declassification Speech and a Crude Lindsey Graham Rant Hosts Dan Griffin and Corey Walsh open with banter and announce a drinking-game episode built around a forthcoming Trump address, then spend significant time reacting to the reported death of Sen. Lindsey Graham, criticizing him as a warmonger, mocking post-death conspiracy theories, joking about his successor being his sister, and playing a crude “what should we do with Lindsey Graham’s ashes” bit. They then present the drinking-game rules (keywords like “radical left,” “fraud,” “stolen,” “voting machines,” “mail-in voting,” “voter ID,” “illegal aliens,” etc.) and watch Trump’s speech, during which he takes credit for economic and border claims and announces declassification of intelligence alleging vulnerabilities in election infrastructure, foreign interference (especially China), voting-machine risks, fraud allegations in Michigan, and non-citizens on voter rolls, urging passage of the “Save America Act.” Afterward they discuss the speech’s tone, federal centralization concerns, and compare parts of it to past narratives, then play a Pete Hegseth video about testosterone screening/therapy for service members before closing with show plugs. 00:00 Show Kickoff 01:35 Trump Speech Drinking Game 02:42 Lindsey Graham Dies 04:20 Conspiracy Theories Erupt 12:09 Ashes Comedy Game 18:34 Back to Conspiracies 21:29 Rules and Over Under 28:16 Killing Time Hegseth Clip 29:31 Trump Address Begins 33:52 Election Integrity Claims 50:10 Election Fraud Claims 53:06 Save America Act Push 54:55 Drinking Game Fallout 55:22 Post Speech Breakdown 01:02:27 Michigan Voter Rolls 01:04:08 Journalism Tangent 01:12:45 Centralizing Elections Debate 01:19:16 Surveillance Camera Sabotage 01:24:18 Military Testosterone Program 01:31:01 Wrap Up And Plug