79: Tucker, Taylor, Monster, Spy (with Zarina Zabrisky)

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Hey, Five Eight fam! Get ready to dive into our latest episode that's as wild and unfiltered as ever. We're here to bring you the lowdown on the week's five most bonkers topics, so buckle up and get ready for a thrilling ride you won't want to miss.

Our guest for the evening, the ever-insightful Zarina Zabrisky, joined us from the front lines in Kherson, Ukraine. Despite the late hour and the constant threat of explosions, Zarina shared her poignant and powerful observations as a war correspondent. Her dedication to bringing us the truth from the ground was nothing short of awe-inspiring. We listened intently as she detailed the relentless attacks on Kherson and the resilience of its people, giving us a glimpse into the harsh realities of war. Our conversation took a darker turn as we delved into the Supreme Court's handling of a case involving the former president's eligibility to be on the ballot in Colorado. The justices' behavior, particularly that of Clarence Thomas and Elena Kagan, left us enraged and disillusioned. We couldn't help but express our frustrations at their arguments, or lack thereof, which served as a stark reminder of the cowardice and chaos that seem to permeate the highest court in the land.

Zarina then gave us a sobering update on the war in Ukraine, detailing the strategic shifts and the resilience of the Ukrainian people. Despite the ongoing challenges, she spoke passionately about their unwavering determination to retain their sovereignty. We discussed the upcoming elections in Russia and the U.S., the internal fight against corruption in Ukraine, and the economic strains on both countries due to the war. It was a thought-provoking conversation that shed light on the complex dynamics and the path forward for these nations.

So, sit back, relax, and join us as we navigate the chaos, share our thoughts, and uncover the truth in this wild and unfiltered episode of The Five Eight.

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"Why did it take this long for the court to decide that a guy who committed a crime should be able to be tried for the crime?"

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