This week’s episode starts with a political plot twist nobody saw coming: the Epstein vote. We expected defections — maybe even a handful of lawmakers breaking ranks. Instead? Only one “no” vote in the entire House, and a unanimous vote in the Senate. And honestly, the lone dissenter being Clay Higgins… yeah, that tracks. Then we jump into headline number two: Trump calling for the execution of Democratic lawmakers. Here’s what actually happened: – Military leaders are reportedly seeking outside legal advice on the legality of certain DoD orders. – A group of Democratic lawmakers released a video reminding service members not to follow illegal orders (which is extremely basic military protocol). – Trump responded by accusing them of sedition and suggesting they should be executed. It’s messy. It’s dumb. And it says a lot about where things are headed politically. We break down the facts, the noise, and what it all means for the week ahead. #EpsteinVote #TrumpNews #Congress #MilitaryNews #Politics2025 #ErrorCodeShow

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Netflix reportedly dropping over $80 billion to acquire Warner Bros Discovery has Hollywood melting down — but this isn’t the end of movies, and it’s not the clean “evil megacorp takeover” narrative you’re seeing online. In this video, we break down the deal with actual nuance: • Will this deal even go through? We look at the HSR filing, the DOJ, the 30-day review window, why it’ll almost definitely go extended, and how it could sit for a year. • Who’s running interference? Old-school Hollywood power players, the Ellisons, the Trump administration (and MAGA world), plus state Attorneys General looking at consumer impact. • Why MAGA might want to block this, especially given Reed Hastings’ strong anti-Trump stance and recent backing of Gov. Gavin Newsom. • Why actors, studios, and traditional reps are nervous, including what consolidation actually means for creators. • What viewers should actually care about — the stuff that impacts your wallet, your shows, and theatrical releases. This deal might reshape Hollywood… or it might completely stall. Let’s get into what’s real, what’s noise, and what happens next.

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Check out the video version of this episode here:

https://youtu.be/s03qA0UrZws?si=layWn9GZkY5otdxc

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Each week we give you breakdowns, debates, analysis, Easter eggs, and video essays about your favorite games, TV shows, music, movies and more. Especially if your favorites include superhero movies and Star Wars. You can add your opinion and join us LIVE each week over on our Twitch channel: https://www.twitch.tv/humanoidhq or our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@errorcodeshow

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Today’s video is dedicated to Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDoR) — a solemn day honoring transgender and gender-nonconforming people whose lives were taken by violence.

TDoR began in 1999, when activist Gwen-do-lynn Ann Smith organized a candlelight vigil for Rita Hester, a Black trans woman murdered in November 1998. What started as a local gathering in the Bay Area has grown into a global tradition observed every year on November 20, the anniversary of Chanelle Pickett’s murder in 1995.

We look at the reality behind the numbers, using HRC data since 2013:

70.4% of trans and gender-nonconforming victims were people of color

82.3% were transgender women 59.4% were Black transgender women

71.2% were killed with a firearm

And in just the past 12 months:

43.9% reported discrimination based on gender identity or expression

57.6% say they’re less open about who they are than they were a year ago

58.5% feel less visible in daily life

Finally, we honor Lia Smith — a brilliant computer science and statistics major whose dedication to advocating for trans healthcare and uplifting her community left a lasting impact. Lia was a proud member of her university’s women’s swimming and diving teams until this year’s NCAA ban on trans athletes. She participated in multiple clubs — from chess to Japanese to Women in Computer Science — and reminded other trans students that “there are people in your community that are here for you and care about you.”

Today we remember.

Today we honor.

And today we recommit ourselves to protecting trans lives.

#TransDayOfRemembrance #TDoR2025 #TransLivesMatter #LGBTQNews #ErrorCodeShow

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Check out the video version of this episode here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0M0aHdPQ76Y

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