Trump Burns; Platner Surges; Fed Workers Get Stiffed, and MTG Shocks Everyone

In this episode of Interzone Radio, be prepared for a new revelation from "Bronzer Unicorn;" some inside reporting on the Graham Platner campaign for Senate in an attempt to give Susan Collins a place to be concerned and sip a Tom Collins; Trump extends his streak as a guy who really hates to pay his bills, in this case, federal workers with the temerity to work for the government; and Marge Taylor Green finds herself shocked, shocked we tell you, that rising health care costs could hurt people (once her kids told her they would be.) Kristy Noem dishes on how to date Ice agents.

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