We're Not Wrong

The gang explores the Kamala Harris and Donald Trump debate, the implications of Dick Cheney's endorsement of Harris, and the broader themes of voter dynamics and coalition building in the upcoming election. Also, Hawaii.Chapters00:00 From Grumpiness to Baby Care08:40 Surprising Endorsement from Dick Cheney01:05:09 Hawaii: The Happiest State01:29:18 The Orwellian Behavior of Political Parties01:35:15 The Changing Landscape of Cable Television01:41:33 Football and Future Podcast Episodes

The gang discuss AOC's criticism of Jill Stein and the Green Party. They debate the effectiveness of third parties and the strategies they employ. Jen argues that AOC's criticism is factually inaccurate and stems from bitterness, while Heaton suggests that AOC's approach of working within the Democratic Party has been more effective in achieving change. Also, they discuss the decline of the pay TV industry and the impact on cable and streaming services. The conversation concludes with a conversation about the oversaturation of television shows and the future of the industry. Chapters00:00 Introduction and AOC's Criticism of Jill Stein27:57 AOC: Sellout or Smart Operator?43:46 The Decline of the Pay TV Industry55:51 The Future of Television01:03:41 The Great Taco Debate01:05:22 The Classification of the UK and Europe01:09:00 Regulating Platforms like Telegram01:17:51 The Presidential Debates: Format and Speculation

The gang discuss a range of topics including Heaton's experience working with dolphins, their attendance at a media party, price gouging in the food industry, and the recent changes to Patreon's billing system.Chapters00:00 Dolphin Stories and Lazy Dolphins01:37 The Extravagant Media Party10:03 Price Gouging in the Food Industry34:00 Patreon's Billing System56:17 Supreme Court Case: Schneider v. United States

TICKETS TO OUR AUGUST 18th CHICAGO LIVE SHOW AVAILABLE NOW:https://ci.ovationtix.com/36644/production/1210915The gang discusses the decision by journalistic outlets to not publish hacked information from the Trump campaign, with the Trump campaign suggesting Iranian involvement. Also, should sports betting be legalized nationwide?Chapters13:51 Announcing the Chicago Show and the Democratic National Convention32:25 The Decision Not to Publish Hacked Information: Ethical Considerations41:40 Hunter Biden Controversy and Foreign Influence51:46 Debate on Legalizing Sports Betting01:15:01 Exploring Gun Control Perspectives01:34:48 The Condom Quota at the Olympics

A federal judge has ruled that Google illegally maintained a monopoly in online search by abusing its dominant market position, the gang discuss! They also chat about the selection of Tim Walz as the Democratic nominee for vice president and the reasons behind the decision. They analyze the electoral implications and policy positions of Walz, particularly on guns. In this final part of the conversation, Justin and Heaton discuss the child tax credit, Tim Walz's progressive stance on guns, the portrayal of politicians in the media, and the importance of trusting politicians' actions rather than their words. They also touch on the selection of Kamala Harris as Joe Biden's running mate and the need for voters to critically evaluate campaign messaging. The conversation concludes with a lighthearted discussion about movies and the concept of 'weirdness' in politics.Chapters00:00 Google's Monopoly in Online Search19:03 Dominant Market Share and Anti-Competitive Practices31:59 Antitrust Legislation and Monopoly Maintenance48:25 Tim Walz: The Strategic Pick for Vice President01:00:53 Analyzing Tim Walz's Policy Positions on Guns01:11:13 Politics as a Blood Sport and the Concept of 'Weirdness'

We have a new election!The gang discuss the Democratic Party's role in choosing candidates and the lack of a democratic process. They also touch on Kamala Harris's record and policy positions, highlighting her progressive stances during the primary. It also explores the use of the term 'weird' to brand opponents. The discussion highlights the different connotations of 'weird' and the potential impact on voters. In this final part of the conversation, the principal themes discussed include the role of permission structures in political decision-making, JD Vance's potential appeal to swing voters in Rust Belt states, the importance of feelings over policy in elections, and the need for a nuanced understanding of candidates beyond surface-level labels. Chapters00:00 Personal Anecdotes05:52 Reviewing the Democratic Nomination Process11:33 Kamala Harris as the Vice Presidential Candidate18:21 The Lack of Democracy in the Democratic Party24:35 Racially Segregated Zoom Calls for Kamala Harris58:25 The Dual Nature of 'Weird'01:04:04 The Impact of Personal Identification01:06:19 The Influence of Permission Structures on Political Beliefs01:19:41 The Importance of Empathy in Political Discourse

**RECORDED BEFORE THE BIDEN DROPOUT**LIVE IN MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN... the gang discusses the Republican National Convention and the MAGA-dominated Republican Party. There is speculation about the possibility of Joe Biden dropping out and a contested Democratic convention. Chapters00:00 Introduction and Comparing the Convention to Des Moines06:10 Recapping the Republican National Convention11:58 Analyzing the Shifts in the Republican Party19:12 The Cover Band and Hulk Hogan's Entrance24:55 Analyzing Trump's Speech: Planned vs. Improvised46:48 The Possibility of a Contested Convention52:21 The Uncertainty and Consequences of the Election01:37:52 Tipping Points for Trump's Popularity01:50:02 The Mishandling of the Economy by the Biden Administration01:55:14 Living together as friends and navigating conflicts02:01:02 Michelle Obama's potential political role

TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR OUR LIVE SHOW IN MILWAUKEE THIS FRIDAYhttps://cart.broadwaytheatrecenter.com/63881/63882--Recorded in Milwaukee on July 17thThe gang discusses the attempt to kill President Trump in Butler, PA and what ramifications the discourse around him did or didn't have.They then go over the record and rhetoric of JD Vance, who accepted the nomination for vice president at the Republican National Convention last night.