Gavin Newsom Just NUKED Benny Johnson on Twitter

Gavin Newsom's press office directly attacked conservative influencer Benny Johnson on Twitter, responding to Johnson's 'fraud investigation' trip to California with a tweet stating, 'We'll make sure Grindr servers are ready.' This move highlights a growing trend of Democratic press shops engaging in highly personal and provocative online exchanges, often leveraging rumors or personal attacks previously circulated within right-wing circles (e.g., Milo Yiannopoulos's claims about Johnson's sexuality).

Newsom's press office tweet: 'We'll make sure Grindr servers are ready. Dot dot.' in response to Benny Johnson's California trip announcement. (13:05)

A reality show titled 'The House,' featuring C-tier MAGA influencers like Xavier Day Rousseau, Destiny, and Emily Saves America, is reportedly coming to Amazon. This show appears to be a self-published venture, distinct from an Amazon Original, and focuses on the manufactured drama and 'fame ball' culture of political personalities who often engage in 'junkets' to places like Qatar and Israel. The production highlights the increasing commodification of political identity and online influence.

Discussion of Xavier Day Rousseau's 'The House' show, featuring MAGA influencers, and its likely distribution as a self-published Amazon offering. (05:00)

After leaving the FBI, Dan Bongino initiated a public feud with prominent right-wing figures like Matt Gaetz and Milo Yiannopoulos. Bongino, described as a 'classic right-wing infighter,' accused them of being 'grifters,' 'life losers,' and 'blackpillers' who undermine the MAGA movement. This internal conflict reveals deep ideological and personal animosities, with Milo responding with a colorful, constipated-themed tweet and Bongino calling Gaetz a 'suckling little doggy.'

Milo Yiannopoulos's tweet about 'the Bongino rift' (16:50) and Dan Bongino's response to Matt Gaetz: 'You've always been a dick by the way, grifting off your daddy like a suckling little doggy.' (17:15)

OnlyFans models and social media influencers are reportedly securing O-1B visas, typically reserved for artists and movie stars with 'extraordinary ability.' This trend, highlighted by a New York Post article, suggests a redefinition of what constitutes 'art' or 'unique talent' in the digital age, allowing individuals engaged in 'softcore porn' to gain US citizenship. The hosts debate the implications for immigration policy, with Tim Miller humorously advocating for 'homegrown American OnlyFans models' to maximize their wages against foreign competition.

Financial Times/New York Post reporting on OnlyFans models receiving O-1B visas, including Mexican-born Yanet Garcia and Canadian-born Aisha Sophie. (24:19)

Nicki Minaj's recent alignment with Donald Trump, including appearing on stage with Erica Kirk and making comments critical of LGBTQ+ individuals and supportive of 'building the wall,' has drawn strong condemnation from the hosts. Tim Miller, in a tongue-in-cheek application of Trump's own immigration principles, calls for Minaj's deportation to Trinidad and Tobago, arguing that her political stance negates the sympathy typically extended to those brought to the US as children.

Nicki Minaj's appearance with Erica Kirk, comments on gays/trans people, support for the wall and Trump 2.0. Tim Miller's statement: 'under the new rules that her new love, Donald Trump, has put in place, someone that was brought here when they were five from Trinidad and Tobago must go back to that country and get in line.' (28:30)