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Welcome back to Good Morning Liberty for Dumb Bleep of the Week: the weekly run-through of the dumbest political headlines, media freakouts, and government “solutions” that somehow make everything worse.

This episode covers:

Federal unions + Congress moving to restore collective bargaining power

Pardons, “loyalty,” and the precedent-setting blanket pardon conversation

Farm bailout economics (and why subsidies reward the biggest players)

The Netflix–Warner Bros. merger panic and “antitrust” grandstanding

Billionaire “hoarding” rhetoric, envy politics, and why valuations ≠ cash piles

The Charlie Kirk Show ranking discourse and why “the obvious” matters

Energy drinks for minors and why parenting keeps getting outsourced to government

New Jersey targeting single-use utensils (and the predictable unintended outcomes)

Internet pattern-hunting conspiracies and performative outrage cycles

A Portland trial and a jury nullification conversation

Jasmine Crockett’s Senate run announcement and peak political theater

The U.S. Treasury trying to flex bond returns… and accidentally telling on the economy

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00:00 Intro

02:08 Unions

11:05 Presidential Pardons

15:19 Big Pharma Bailouts

19:10 Netflix and Warner Brothers

31:09 Elon Musk and Wealth Inequality

42:19 Energy Drinks and Parenting Responsibility

47:20 New Jersey's Plastic Fork Ban

53:22 The Swastika Incident

57:05 Jury Nullification and the N-Word

01:05:20 Jasmine Crockett's Senate Campaign

01:09:41 US Treasury's Self-Own on Bond Market Returns

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