Chapo Trap House
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Ten years after Trump’s shock victory, Chapo Trap House reunites in New York at the Society for Ethical Culture to take stock of what might be the end of the Trump era. We’re joined by David J. Roth to talk about the…
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On midterms eve, Will, Felix, and Katherine give us an emergency update on the developing November Surprise in Michigan, where one truly strange-looking man has thrown a pivotal senate race—and the Democratic Party’s…
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Ryan Grim of Drop Site News joins us for an international tune-up in the ol’ beltway garage. We analyze not just the forthcoming US midterm elections but the upcoming election in Israel and surprising results in Brazil.…
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In what critics are calling the most on-topic episode in Chapo history, Jake and Thomas of Pendejo Time join us to explain what a “line wife” and a “bucket bunny” is, and how these subcultures have found their way into…
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Amber Frost interviews Yael Bridge and Antonio Rosario, the director and a subject of the new Teamsters documentary Who Moves America. We talk about previous Teamsters struggles, the state and future of union…
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Greetings Minders, Will here, and to kick off this season, I wanted to do another one-movie episode with Felix like we did last year with CASINO, and I knew I wanted it to be another movie that has cast a long shadow…
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Katherine is back to talk about animals with Will and Felix again, including the bizarre story of a Chicago billionaire paying for a rat infestation. We then return to the ongoing fractures in Mamdani’s base, as a…
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Chapo All-Star Alex Nichols is back for a quick news roundup. We eulogize Dennis Hastert, speculate on another Epstein associate’s suicide, and explore Kyrsten Sinema’s ex-boyfriend’s recent house-destroying rampage. We…
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This week on Chapo, we review The Daily Wire’s Run Hide Fight: Infidels with screenwriter Josh Olson. We did into this failing company’s newest attempt at recreating the racist 80s action movie, this time with about…
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