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26:44Now PlayingIn Episode 17, Emily is on the road in Miami and breaks down a week that somehow managed to feel both chaotic and clarifying.
She reacts to shocking reporting out of Minnesota exposing massive alleged fraud in state-funded welfare and child-care programs — and the uncomfortable backlash faced by the journalist who brought it to light. When asking questions becomes the controversy, accountability disappears.
Emily also covers the frightening reminder of how fast life can change following a deadly car crash involving Anthony Joshua, why the New York Knicks feel inevitable right now (and why December optimism can be dangerous), and a Christmas Day win capped off by a major engagement.
Plus: a collaboration nobody saw coming, New Year’s celebrations being cancelled across Europe due to security concerns, and why governments admitting they can’t keep people safe should alarm everyone — regardless of politics.
In Game Time, Emily ditches the myth of New Year’s resolutions and makes the case for starting now, not “later,” followed by a New Year’s edition of Two Resolutions & A Lie.
This episode isn’t about panic or predictions — it’s about reality, responsibility, and what happens when systems fail and people pretend they don’t.
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