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Hey folks,
Jack Cocchiarella and I are back, and this one goes places.
We get into the chaos surrounding Kimberly Guilfoyle, Katie and Stephen Miller, and a Trump administration that increasingly looks like it’s coming apart at the seams. There’s corruption. There’s incompetence. There’s revenge politics. And yes, somehow there’s also a lengthy argument about Coke Zero, Tracy Chapman, and dolphins.
[00:06:02] Kimberly Guilfoyle is reportedly out after allegations surrounding her conduct as ambassador to Greece and we break down what her downfall says about corruption in Trump world.
[00:15:29] Trump gets asked about Guilfoyle and immediately distances himself from the woman who was once engaged to his son. You genuinely have to hear this one.
[00:27:48] We get into the raid on Rep. Ilhan Omar’s home, the allegations behind it, and the deleted Katie Miller post that we argue gives away the administration’s real motivations.
[00:33:34] How MAGA turns conspiracy theories into political narratives—and why Democrats and independent media have to get much better at making the stories that matter break through.
[00:40:53] We end with Katie and Stephen Miller reportedly struggling to find places where they’re welcome and a larger conversation about MAGA’s obsession with blaming everyone else for their own problems.
There’s a lot of absurdity in this episode, but underneath it is something deadly serious: power without accountability is dangerous. Jack and I talk about what Democrats need to do if they win, why independent media has become essential to breaking through the noise, and why we can’t simply move on from abuses of power when this era ends. If you value independent conversations that call this stuff out without pulling punches, help us keep building them.
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With urgency,
—Mike
