The gang digs into Gavin Newsom's one-time affair after the woman in question — Ruby Rippey — published an account of the scandal in Vanity Fair. Will this affect Newsom's 2028 aspirations, or is this episode deserving of different comparisons than Eric Swalwell and Graham Platner. They also discuss the growing movement towards "strategic wrinkles," as those looking for cosmetic treatments now look for just enough signs of aging to not look unnatural.

Chapters

00:00:00 - Intro

00:09:48 - Gavin Newsom

00:35:20 - Strategic Wrinkles

00:59:09 - Emails

01:15:37 - Wrap-up

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In a semi-sequel to last week's episode, the gang discusses Darlene Graham's decision to run for a full Senate term, following her appointment to the seat her brother held for more than two decades. Is she a legit candidate, or is this stepping in the way of other politicians with more experience who might want this rare opportunity? They also look at the popularity of soccer in the US, and wonder whether this year's World Cup was a turning point for the sport in a country that has otherwise never cared.

Chapters

00:00:00 - Intro

00:18:02 - Darlene Graham

01:02:07 - Soccer in the US

01:14:11 - Emails

01:37:13 - Wrap-up

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The crew gathers to discuss the unexpected passing of Lindsey Graham, examining the political legacy he leaves behind following over 30 years of serving in the Senate. They then turn to Meta's AI smart glasses, which is expanding outside of its Ray-Ban partnership to create cheaper smart glasses, despite ongoing privacy concerns.

Chapters

00:00:00 - Intro

00:21:31 - Lindsey Graham

00:59:03 - Meta Smart Glasses

01:26:29 - Emails

02:01:36 - Wrap-up

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