The Dangerous Ones

Trump’s shutdown stunt isn’t just politics, it’s sabotage. Paychecks are frozen, services stalled, and chaos rules while Republicans call it a “clean bill.” In this episode, we break down Trump’s hostage politics, torch Whiskey Pete’s humiliating speech to military brass, and take YOUR calls on The People’s Hotline.

Trump called Portland “like living in hell.” We call that comedy gold.🚨HELP US GROW. CHIP IN HERE: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/tdoTrump federalized 200 Oregon National Guard to “protect” an ICE office and staged his law-and-order cosplay. But Portland was never burning, it was brewing beer, telling jokes, and riding unicycles. In this episode, we torch the “hellscape” narrative, highlight Governor Kotek’s steady leadership, and unpack how laughter can dismantle lies.

After a whirlwind trip to Texas, we hit the ground running with a week that included Jimmy Kimmel’s triumphant (and chaotic) return, Disney and Hulu bleeding billions from boycotts, and Charlie Kirk’s memorial turning into a carnival of cringe. Oh, and Trump’s latest move? Trying to brand anti-fascism as terrorism. Because apparently standing against Nazis is now radical.But for us, this week was personal too, our beloved cat Buddy was literally catnapped by a stranger. It’s absurd, it’s

Something big is about to shake things up. The Dangerous Ones are taking it to the next level, and this premiere marks the start of something we’ve never done before. This episode is all about change, courage, and rising to the moment. It’s about refusing to sit on the sidelines while America stares down chaos. History will remember what we do next, and this is just the beginning.

Ever wonder if America’s resistance is alive or fading into silence? The People’s Hotline says otherwise.This episode of The People’s Hotline is raw democracy in action. From Chicago frontline fighters to Colorado parents trying to give their kids hope, to Virginians wrestling with fear of political violence—our callers remind us that resistance is alive, loud, and necessary. Fear is real, but so is courage. Do it scared. Do it together.