One of the great challenges we face and bringing about political change is figuring out how not to get overwhelmed by all the negativity we see in the news and social media.

As awful and terrifying as Trump and the Republicans are right now, it's easy for people to just tune out at a time when everyone needs to be paying close attention.

As we've seen in the past, focusing on assets is one of the most powerful ways to fight bigotry and intolerance.

And now, our friend, the insanely talented Meredith Ketchell, is raising money this year for charities that fight for human rights.

She's already raised 7,000 of her $10,000 goal in just this month.

So the rest of the year, she's just going to be able to coast.

Today, comedian Meredith Ketchel joins us to take a look at how to best handle the people in your life who are still Trump supporters,

even after all the demented policy and appointments he's made in his first week in office.

Plus, Madonna stands by her message of love at the Women's March on Washington.

Rupal announces her new album drops next week. Will the season 9 contestants finally be named?

And a pizza delivery driver gets his car stolen only to find it the next day with a tank full of gas, a used lottery ticket, and a joint in the car's ashtray.

I'm Fausto Farnos.

I'm Mark Fillion.

And this is Feast of Fun.

You guys all went to high school with that girl who just seemed to have charisma oozing out of every hole in her body.

No, that's not an STI.

That's our friend Meredith Ketchel.

Yo. It's charisma, Meredith Ketchel. Yo.

It's charisma, not crustiness.

Yeah, no, no, no.

It's just like, it's under, it's like, it's a smell.

It's not like under your fingernails.

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