After threatening Americans with raising their taxes by 68%,

ooh!

President Trump managed to strong-arm Republicans in Congress into passing his big burglary bill.

A sweeping economic and policy package that slashes health care funding, shuts

down hospitals, inflates ICE's budget to be larger than the Marines, opens concentration

camps in Florida, adds $3.4 trillion to the national deficit, and gives billionaires even more tax breaks than ever before.

So why didn't people try to stop it?

Today, comedian Dan Cass joins us to break down the nightmare that is the big burglary bill,

and the swampy new detention centers dubbed Alligator Auschwitz,

where Trump advisor, Lara Loomer

openly called for feeding all 65 million Latin Americans living in the U.S. to alligators in Florida.

Plus, how Republicans use tactics like flooding the zone to make people give up.

How to figure out which news media you can trust. And Dan Cass opens up about

being neurodivergent in the comedy world of Chicago. I'm Fausta Furnos. I'm Mark Fillion.

And this is Feast of Fun. Can you dig it? When the world feels like it's falling apart, it may be because somebody wants you to believe

that's what's happening so they can crush your world.

This week, Trump is flooding the zone by threatening Americans with raising their taxes

68% not 69% if his big bullshit bill does not pass.

Joining us again to reflect on the terrible crisis of politics in the United States is experimental dance theater enthusiast and Chicago comedian Dan Cass,

who spent considerable time in Russia studying Russian experimental theater.

You always say dance.

It's so funny.

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