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Welcome one and all to another episode of The Damage War in which we are going to be grappling

with corruption all up and down our government. The latest on Donald Trump, Jeffrey Epstein,

him continuing to like add fire to a story that in theory might have died down a little bit,

but he seems dead set on that not happening.

For some reason, I'll never understand. More Maga child predators unveiled. And we're also

going to talk redistricting because that's like the big partisan battle of the fall. Which states

are going to do it, which might do it if other states do it, and who is likely to come out on top.

We'll have all of that and more in the first hour. Coming up in the aftermath, we need to talk

about women or at the very least what Elon Musk thinks about them. He's been on a tear on

social media and I think it all just points to him having a lot of relationship troubles.

So we're gonna talk about that.

As well as John Fetterman weighing in on the starvation crisis in Gaza and Jesse Waters' new rule for men that I think is like kind of an underhanded way of slamming Donald Trump.

And if not, it's fine. I'll do it anyway. And so lots of fun to come in the aftermath. So everybody buckle up, hit the like button, share the stream, send us your comments, your tweets, your super chats. If you'd like to earn yourself a blue apron gift card, you have a chance at that. And with all that, why don't we jump right into our first topic? GOP Senator Josh Hawley has gotten himself in a little bit of trouble with dear leader

because he's like even though he's giving Trump what he wants, it's not 100% of what he wants.

He's only been 99% deferential, which is 100% disloyal where Donald Trump is concerned.

It has to do with a new anti-corruption bill

that spoiler probably isn't gonna pass anyway, which makes this entire political back and

forth seem even more ridiculous. But what it would do in theory is to stop members of

the Congress as well as the president, Vice President from trading individual stocks.

This is something that there's widespread agreement among the population.

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