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EPISODE · May 28, 2026 · 36 MIN

More for Families Behind the Badge Children’s Foundation, Jaxson Dart's great introduction of President Trump, and Andy Kim and pepper spray

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We kick off hour two live from FOP Lodge 56 in West Berlin, New Jersey, rallying support for the Families Behind the Badge Children’s Foundation. The crew mixes laughs, breakfast banter, and heartfelt appeals for donations as listeners pack the room. 7:10am – We erupt over the media backlash targeting Jaxson Dart for introducing President Trump at a rally. They blast reporters for digging through his Instagram likes and compare the outrage to the media’s treatment of other controversial athletes. 7:20am – We debate whether the media would react differently if a black NFL quarterback supported Trump. The conversation expands into celebrity culture, conservative stigma, and why the hosts believe Democrats are desperate to appear relatable. 7:28am – Local supporters and listeners join the show live to donate to the Families Behind the Badge bike ride fundraiser. The hosts pressure staffers and audience members to sign up for the ride, turning the charity push into a hilarious on-air spectacle. 7:36am – The team promotes an upcoming live broadcast event at FOP Lodge 5 in Northeast Philadelphia while joking about office politics inside the radio station. Trump impressions and crowd interaction keep the energy high. 7:40am – The White House’s tongue-in-cheek tribute to Harambe sparks an absurd comedy segment. The hosts riff on internet culture, politics, and fake presidential commentary while the live audience roars along. 7:45am – The crew pivots to Los Angeles politics and examines reality TV star Spencer Pratt launching a mayoral-style campaign against Karen Bass. They argue Pratt’s unconventional social media strategy is connecting with frustrated voters. 7:55am – Greg Stocker’s “What’s on the Cut Sheet?” begins with reactions to Jill Biden claiming she had never seen Joe Biden perform as poorly as he did during the 2024 debate. The hosts tear into what they see as obvious damage control. We revisit the infamous Biden debate meltdown and debates whether Jill Biden or Hillary Clinton is the most disliked modern First Lady among conservatives. Audio of Andy Kim getting pepper sprayed outside a New Jersey detention facility. The hosts argue the confrontation was politically staged and mock Democrats for turning the moment into theater.

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