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Knicks Are Up, America Is Down

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December 2, 2025

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In Episode 11: Emily’s chaotic life update — three Thanksgiving plates, sinus infection torture, ice-skating face-plant, freezing weather misery, and upcoming travel from Miami to New York… and possibly Lagos, Nigeria.

Emily exposes the TRUTH about America’s crime problem — and why judges are letting dangerous repeat offenders walk free. She breaks down the moment her own mom said “Which time?” after hearing someone was set on fire on the train… and what that says about how unsafe things have become. Plus: Iryna’s Law takes effect in North Carolina TONIGHT, and Emily explains why both cash bail and no cash bail have failed — and what needs to happen next.

Then Emily switches gears with an unhinged Thanksgiving food ranking: stuffing supremacy, sweet potatoes domination, gravy obsession, and the controversial take that mashed potatoes are completely overrated.

In What Are the Odds, she dives into the BIG questions:

• Who’s getting exposed in the Epstein binders?

• Who was the #1 most Googled actor of the year?

And for Here’s What You Should Care About: the Knicks are SECOND in the East after running through the Raptors — and yes, they ran through the 6 with their woes.

This episode has everything — crime, chaos, hot takes, scandals, Knicks magic, and Emily being brutally honest about it all.

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