Trump’s big “prime time” address lands with a thud in this episode as Alyssa and Jimmy tear through his latest lies on inflation, unemployment, immigration, and his totally made-up “war dividend” for veterans. They dig into his fantasy math about cutting prescription drug prices by “400, 500, 600 percent,” break down why that literally makes no sense, and connect it to a broader pattern of economic gaslighting on tariffs, wages, and the housing crisis.​ The episode opens in classic unhinged fashion with mug teases, OnlyFans-adjacent cash-tag schemes, and blackmail jokes, then pivots into the looming Epstein files deadline and the obvious attempts to distract from it with manufactured drama and war talk around Venezuela and oil. They talk about Dan Bongino stepping down, the expectation of “Redact City” when the files actually drop, and the grotesque WhatsApp and Lolita-quoting photos surfacing from the Epstein universe while somehow nobody of consequence is going to jail.​ From there, Alyssa and Jimmy go hard on MAGA culture: why Trump supporters feel like arguing with a wall, why a former MAGA insider says you have to treat them like toddlers, and how purity-culture, “natural woman” conservatives are quietly pumping filler into their faces while screaming about virtue. Swing voters get dragged as “really dumb,” the fake patriotic framing of politicians’ salaries gets dismantled with insider trading and post-office grift, and Trump’s doubled-and-redoubled net worth through office and crypto scams gets laid out in plain language.​ They also roast Trump’s White House “history” plaques, including his own self-written Golden Age fanfic, the petty digs at Obama and Biden, and the hilariously bad Vanity Fair photo spread of the new regime—down to Caroline “Kiki” Leavitt’s visible lip-filler bruises and JD Vance posing next to a thermostat. A long sidebar hits Elon Musk’s absurdly inflated net worth, speculative bubbles, ketamine discourse, and why the richest men on earth are not actually making anything most people use.​