3 chapters across the catalog
Allegations that the Senior Executive Service acts as a "Deep State" saboteur against the Trump administration are examined. While some claim an Obama-era executive order stuffed the SES with loyalists, official OPM documents show that only 10% of SES positions can be political appointees. Producers who have worked with the SES argue that these executives are generally accountable to department heads and shift their priorities to match the current administration.
Meat Industry Rebranding, Pork Chops, and SE Cupp
The National Pork Board and the Beef Checkoff program are rebranding cheaper cuts of meat with more prestigious names, such as turning pork chops into "Porterhouse chops" and "Ribeye chops." The hosts also briefly mention a C-SPAN interview featuring MSNBC's SE Cupp and a "Millennial" guest who speaks about the "interdependent global world."
A host describes the process of handling their own legal work during a divorce to avoid high attorney fees. By researching specific family code sections online, they were able to successfully navigate the court system, leading opposing counsel to believe a full legal team was involved.
