Sam Tripoli Talks Conspiracies, A Police Chief Poops On The Office Floor & Chappell Roan is Mad That She’s Not Hot
Comedian Sam Tripoli returns to the show to discuss media manipulation, deep-state narratives, and personal misadventures. Sam breaks down how the Tesla protests are proof of media programming, as they mostly consist of older progressives who are still glued to CNN and MSNBC, blindly following narratives pushed by corporate media. They also discuss defensive driving, with Adam ranting about how slow, overly cautious drivers cause more traffic than speeders and how race car training has made him completely comfortable weaving through lanes at high speeds. Adam reveals that his middle name is “Lakers”, leading to a discussion on parents' questionable naming decisions. The crew also touches on pop star Chappell Roan and her recent “Call Her Daddy” podcast appearance.
In the news, a New Jersey police chief is facing shocking allegations, accused of stabbing a subordinate with a hypodermic needle, pooping on the floor, and spiking the office coffee with Adderall and Viagra. Meanwhile, California’s high-speed rail project faces a $7 billion funding crisis, with lawmakers scrambling to secure the money before the summer of 2026. And in a viral video, a repo man in Tennessee gets his head run over by a desperate driver trying to escape a tow.
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PODCASTS: ‘Conspiracy Social Club AKA Deep Waters’, ‘Tin Foil Hat With Sam Tripoli’, ‘Punch Drunk Sports’, ‘Broken Simulation’, ‘Cash Daddies’, ‘Zero’, ‘The Union of the Unwanted’
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