We start the final full hour with a trip back to 1996: Macarena at No. 1, pagers, Beanie Babies, old gas prices, home prices and the Super Nintendo-PlayStation-Sega era. That nostalgia leads into the 60 Minutes report on data centers, where we focus on electricity demand, water use, promised jobs and the costs nearby residents may end up carrying.
The White House media dispute returns when the lack of normal TV-pool coverage leaves presidential video without usable audio. We debate what the episode says about press access, audience trust and whether the fight is crowding out other issues, then Fight Club arrives with a twist: the audience gets a vote on whether the segment itself needs a temporary break.
After the Fight Club vote, we move into Democratic political chatter before turning to President Trump’s visit with New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani at Gracie Mansion. We discuss their cordial public remarks, housing affordability, possible federal cooperation and Redfin data showing New York-to-Philadelphia migration among younger adults,
Sep 22, 2026
