Jazz and James discuss the 2020 J lash, cargo cult candidates, what police disbandment means in practice, and qualified immunity explained. After the break, the boys look forward to Juneteenth, but not in the way you might think. Grab those dive tanks and snorkel masks it's time for one of FTN's more thunderstriking deep-dives on contemporary politics: "Lying. Filthy. Subversive. The Roy Cohn Story." If it's Sunday, it's FTN!
The Death Panel wanna know why you always lyin'.
Double header tonight as Borzoi and Striker welcome on Imperium Press in the first hour and Krist the former soyboy who went viral in the second hour.
Jazz and James survey the latest escalations, how they've successfully memed "white supremacy" while creating the perfect feedback loop as one of the greatest wealth transfers in history is underway and why conservative copes about 1968 are wrong. After the break, it's the good, bad, and kosher of the renewed focus on Antifa, de Tocqueville's revolutionary theory, and a snorkel depth analysis of the Protocols applied to today's tinder box of recent events. If it's Sunday, it's FTN!
Hevera, Devera, DICK,
Don't worry about getting SICK!
You're free to PLAY,
At the POOL all day!
Hevera, Devera, Dick
#Justice4George
Tonight's Hysterical Homily:
fuck janny.
The Death Panel Wannsee evidence.
The Death Panel welcome special guest, Mike Tyson.
Striker, Borzoi, Mike, and probably more talk about the only thing that anyone is talking about right now
In Oogaboogaloo Season 1, 4 dirty black summers in a row culminated in the leveling of Baltimore, unapologetic political appeals to white lives mattering, and a law and order presidential candidate who promised to bring an end to "American carnage". In Season 2, all bets are off. One thing's for sure, Jazz and James do not get news cucked. If it's Sunday, it's FTN!
Borzoi inaugurates a new podcast that explores modern and postmodern ideas and philosophies with a conversation about the psychic terror of Mark Fisher's Capitalist Realism with Keith Woods and Alex McNabb
