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We're talking about all of that and even more. On today's brand new Philip DeFranco show, you daily dive into the news, starting with this. South Park just humiliated the Trump administration again. Though this time it was less about Trump himself and more people in his orbit. But also, it even started before the episode aired last night, or because the Department of Homeland Security tried to use South Park as a way to promote itself.

Posting a still of the episode's teaser where Ice agents descended upon South Park with a caption, join.e.com. With then South Park, ratioing the government commenting, wait, so we are relevant? Hashtag eat a bag of dicks. With that, of course, referencing the White House last month, responding to the first episode where they said, the show hasn't been relevant for over 20 years and is hanging on by a thread with uninspired ideas and a desperate attempt for attention. But really, whatever you think about South Park, they have people's attention. And they got it again last night on an episode that focused on the elementary school counselor Mr. Mackey, where he loses his job because what the Trump administration is doing to schools, and because he needs money, he joins ICE for its large salary. And as they're mocking the low quality of people being allowed in to ICE, we are introduced to Trump's DHS secretary, Christy Noem. And over the course of the episode, they really lean into mocking aspects of why she's been called Ice Barbie, and everything seems to be for a photo shoot or a video. People are having to constantly put on makeup and Jek's stuff. Just keep her face from falling off, which literally it does fall off. But in addition to that, they really lean into the dog controversy with Christy Knoem, which, in case you forgot, she once told and then defended a story about how she shot and killed her own dog because it was untrainable. And over the course of the episode, she just shoots dog after dog in the face. She even snipes crypto. And as the credits run, she shoots up a dog store. And then, as far as their critique of ice, you have the new recruits loaded into trucks for the first ice raid. You have an agent advising them. Keep your hands and feet inside the vehicle at all times like it's a Disneyland ride. They raid Adora the Explorer live show. Ice even later raids heaven with noem reminding our agents if it's brown, it goes down. And then separate from that, they included J.D. Vance this week as a pint-sized baby-faced sycophant whom Trump calls annoying and stupid.

With Trump, even kicking Vance off screen at one point like he's a football, but the VP loyally returning to his side as if nothing happened. And then separate from the administration itself, South Park made fun of Charlie Kirk and Charlie Kirk types. Right, rage bait, influencer debate bros. With Carbon at one point who's taken on this role saying, these young college girls are totally unprepared so I can just destroy them and

also edit out the ones that actually argue back well. It just feels so good. And then, notably as far as the reactions to this, this week we saw some of the people portrayed in South Park trying to roll with it. Where Charlie Kirk saying, the whole thing's awesome, he found it hilarious. JD Vance also seemingly taking that angle saying, well, I finally made it, which seems to be a drastically different reaction than from the first episode.

Where you had the White House going, they're not even relevant and reports coming out that the real president was reportedly seething. And of course, all of this, it's playing out as South Park has now 48 more episodes to go with their new contract. With them seemingly set up to be a fixture of political discourse for a while.

And then next up in the news today, we've got to talk about ICE's latest controversial and

likely illegal raid, the agency's massive recruitment campaign, a key new court battle in the

White House's war on non-citizen students, and the president's most recent effort to gain more seats

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