Oh, I didn't see you come in. Drop it.

So thanks to Janky, you were not being here. We have a panel that's even more powerful

than usual. He's not here to say anything about it. I can say pretty much whatever I want.

I'm Johnny Rola. Mark Thompson is back in studio. When Daddy's away, you really get mouthy.

I've noticed. Yeah. When Daddy's away, we say things we'll someday forget.

It's like a love of babies up in here, yeah? Exactly. At least as funny as the Muppet babies,

we have two stand-ups in studio, Ben Gleib. For the first time with me at the very least,

that I'm with you. Second time on the show. Then good to have you back. And Francesca Fierriantini is

here as well. Hi. Always good to have you here after co-hosting the damage report this morning

with me. Indeed. Here on the main show. Took a power nap of five hours. In the middle.

Everything is powerful around here. Everything is powerful.

Well, you know, she's flown down from San Francisco, so she's jet lagged and everything,

but now she's feeling better. The time zones are crazy on the West Coast.

They really mess with you. Yeah. So we get a lot to talk about today. Obviously, we're going to be

talking about Medicare, Medicaid, social security. Who's coming for it? Some fictional villains,

some real villains. We've got both for you. And fictional villains now as well.

There are some, yes. Yes. Yes. Fictional villains being pushed by real villains, actually.

After that, we're going to have a little talk about Alexandria Casteu Cortez, because there

have been some attacks against her recently that appear a little bit hypocritical considering some

political context that we will, of course, provide. And then later on the show, we've got two

awesome stories for you. One is a Republican politician being very honest and forthcoming about

what she actually believes about those protesting in the NFL. And then also the Bank of America

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