This hour hits Eric “No-Show” Swalwell for racking up absences while running for governor, then breaks down the viral “Target Karen” who tried to harass an employee over a Charlie Kirk shirt—even after previously celebrating Kirk’s assassination online—and how the internet ended up “asking for her manager” instead. The show then covers breaking news that Dan Bongino is resigning from the FBI, a bizarre lawsuit from a New York woman trying to get her dog recognized as a dependent on her taxes, and a major study outlining why the Covid vaccine can trigger heart issues, especially in a specific at-risk group.

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This hour examines the contrast between federal investigators “kicking snow” for leads in the Brown University shooting and internet sleuths rapidly compiling a trove of information about the alleged gunman and his motives, including a purported manifesto circulating online under the name Mustapha Kharbouch that officials insist is inaccurate or misleading. The show digs into what this clash between crowd-sourced investigations and official narratives reveals about trust in institutions, the risks of rushing to judgment based on unverified online claims, and why listeners should demand transparency without blindly accepting either government denials or social media “receipts.”

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This hour starts with Ford’s decision to kill the electric F-150 Lightning after massive losses, highlighting the growing gap between green mandates and what customers actually want. It then walks through Ilhan Omar’s claim that her son was pulled over by immigration authorities, the viral story of a Virginia delegate’s daughter joking about poisoning a “white MAGA family,” and new reporting that major corporations allegedly did everything they could to avoid hiring white millennial men over the last decade, alongside a Hispanic restaurateur suing Chicago for secretly giving his license to a black-owned business. The show also covers fresh polling showing Indiana Senate Republicans who opposed redistricting are out of step with their voters, a reported DOJ commitment to hand Congress emails suggesting the Biden administration knew it lacked probable cause to raid Mar-a-Lago, and the identification of a suspect in the Brown University shooting.

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