This is a Headgun Podcast.

Hello, hello, this is Fake The Nation, where we talk about news, we talk about politics

and where we watch an entire political party begin to eat itself like a dog, sniffing

its own poop for the very first time.

I'm your host, McGee and Prasad, and Ramadan comes to an end tonight.

We're tibbing on Wednesday, which means, Aid Mubarak.

If you'll recall, my Ramadan goal was to be really gentle with my parents when they

ask for tech help, and I was really put to the test this Ramadan because it corresponded

with my mom getting a new cell phone, and folks, if you've ever experienced my mom getting

a new cell phone, it is an entire family affair.

Many, many people involved, and I'm treated like a geek squad member, a genius bar person,

a Verizon representative.

I feel many, many of those duties during these challenging times, so thank you for your

thoughts and prayers.

Today, we're going to talk about how Republicans hate themselves, about the New York City

mayoral race, but more specifically, celebrities and politics, and we'll pick through a cultural

grab bag of other stories that may or may not include but implants.

Today, oh my god, I love this panel so much, you've heard her on this show so many times,

I have the distinct pleasure of being able to see her perform, even in this pandemic time

all around the city, and all around the country, I've seen her just absolutely kill, unstage,

people love her, they especially love her as the host of the NPR show, ask me another.

Folks, it's Ophira Eisenberg, hey Ophira.

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