5 chapters across the catalog
The show concluded with a brand new end-of-show mix titled "Putin on the Ritz," featuring satirical takes on the Russian president and media coverage of the "bombardment" in Ukraine. The hosts signed off from the Texas Hill Country and Northern Silicon Valley.
The legal framework for the Space Force is governed by the 1967 Outer Space Treaty, which prohibits weapons of mass destruction in orbit but does not explicitly ban conventional weapons. This allows for the potential deployment of kinetic bombardment systems or "machine guns in space." Defense Secretary James Mattis had previously expressed skepticism about the new bureaucracy, suggesting internal military resistance to the reorganization.
An analysis of Equifax CEO Rick Smith's video statement using Bombard's Body Language techniques suggests he was reading from cue cards rather than a teleprompter. The evaluation highlights specific "tells," such as mouth pursing and eye squinting, which allegedly indicate internal conflict and stress regarding the "unauthorized access" claims. The analysis concludes Smith is primarily concerned with protecting corporate partners rather than individual consumers.
An analysis of Donald Trump's body language during his Syria bombing announcement suggests signs of discomfort and deception. The "Bombard" review highlights Trump's rigid posture, specific eyebrow raises when mentioning the airfield, and weight shifts during talk of a "troubled world." The analysis claims these physical cues indicate Trump may not have been fully confident in the intelligence he was presenting.
Using analysis from "Bombard's Body Language" on YouTube, the hosts break down Susan Rice's interview on the PBS NewsHour. The analysis points to specific "tells," such as double-blinking and holding her breath, as evidence of extreme stress and deception. They focus on her slip-of-the-tongue regarding a "presidential request" for intelligence.
