Show Notes
-Rob prepares to play tour guide in Washington, D.C., where an ex-girlfriend from the early 1990s is coming to visit with her husband. He also reflects on yesterday's broadcasting disaster, shares personal updates, and reveals plans for a much bigger Newsmax studio. At least his ex can confirm he finally knows how to match his shoes and belt.
-Rob discovers Fox News airing promotional commercials for Rachel Maddow and MSNBC's successor, MS NOW, and wonders whether the network has completely lost its mind. Meanwhile, new White House Press Secretary Katie Zakaria makes her debut and faces questions about Kimberly Guilfoyle's resignation.
-Bernie Sanders raises alarms about artificial superintelligence while Rob wonders how his smartphone is supposed to destroy civilization. The show also takes aim at Medicare for All, Maine Senate candidate Troy Jackson, and Canadian assisted dying advertising. Apparently, free healthcare comes with some rather uncomfortable fine print.
-Newsmax Hotline: Former DHS senior adviser and Newsmax contributor Charles Marino joins Rob to criticize New York's sanctuary policies, examine a controversial Bronx ICE shooting, and discuss the reported investigation into Ilhan Omar's immigration and financial affairs. Rob and Charles question whether political leaders are protecting public safety or protecting their political interests.
-Comedian Shane Gillis sparks outrage with jokes about revealing gym outfits during his Saturday Night Live appearance. Rob defends offensive comedy and the First Amendment while wondering when a trip to the gym becomes a TikTok production featuring more anatomy than an actual anatomy class.
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