MAGA snowflakes, AI country songs, Jewish space lasers, and Jesus’ hand holes… it’s that kind of episode. Jimmy and Alyssa kick things off with a Threads post that absolutely sends MAGA into meltdown, complete with unhinged DMs, death threats, and the eternal question of whether Republicans are actually capable of irony. From there they detour into the bizarre world of Trump-world grifters: the ultra‑performative Erika, her creepy interviews about “the enemy,” her JD Vance/Trump hugs, and even an AI “We Are Charlie Kirk” song that conservatives genuinely think is a bop.​   The conversation spirals delightfully into neurodivergence, scripting, and autistic people speaking in clichés, with Jimmy breaking down how “Love on the Spectrum” and childhood TV earworms (Arthur’s “Jekyll Jekyll Hyde” and the aardvark spelling song) live rent-free in his head. Alyssa adds her own cursed childhood soundtrack (Strawberry Shortcake, anyone?), and they invite listeners to share the songs they can’t get out of their brains.​ Then it’s back to politics and rage-bait: MAGA replies on Threads, accusations about “cancel culture,” and Republicans setting their own shoes on fire while calling everyone else “snowflakes.”   They dive into location-tagged MAGA accounts that aren’t even based in the US, plus rumors of GOP House members bailing before the midterms and the narrative war over whether “MAGA is falling apart.”​ There’s policy and power talk too: the “quiet piggy” press secretary spin, immigration deflections, the dropped James Comey/Tish James cases “without prejudice,” and what that actually means for trying Trump and his orbit again. They tear into Elon’s doomed “Doge” government efficiency project, fake “billions saved,” and why it’s actually evidence the federal bureaucracy is less wasteful than right‑wing talking points claim.​ Trump as current president looms large: Mamdani’s controversial White House visit, whether Trump is a fascist, and the fascinating body-language / PR dynamics of standing vs sitting with a hunching Trump who thinks he looks powerful. They unpack what that meeting signals to MAGA, liberals, and the broader narrative about the movement fracturing.   From there, it’s Marjorie Taylor Greene’s resignation, her likely podcast / media pivot, insider trading, and why staking your future brand on treating women badly is a terrible long game.