Ebro, Laura and Rosenberg open with the controversy surrounding Shane Gillis' Saturday Night Live monologue, protests at Jerry Seinfeld shows, Palestinian statehood and Mike Tyson's longtime relationship with Donald Trump.

Then WWE's Royce Keys takes over the show. Keys talks about growing up in East Palo Alto, why The 946 is built around loyalty rather than family and Carmelo Hayes' recent addition to the group. He gets personal about losing loved ones and learning to embrace therapy before retracing his path from WWE extra to his 2026 Royal Rumble debut. Keys also discusses his current breakout run, staying healthy through the WWE grind and appearing in the upcoming ReelShort project Agent of Shadows.

(00:00:00) Catching up on SNL and political comedy
(00:01:10) Shane Gillis' monologue sparks backlash
(00:03:49) Jerry Seinfeld, protesters and cancel culture
(00:06:37) Palestinian statehood and revisiting Abdul El-Sayed's point
(00:07:59) Mike Tyson's relationship with Donald Trump
(00:11:35) The legendary Leroy the mouse video returns
(00:12:49) WWE's Royce Keys joins the show
(00:14:58) Growing up in East Palo Alto
(00:17:59) The 946, loyalty and adding Carmelo Hayes
(00:20:37) Grief, family and learning to embrace therapy
(00:23:19) From WWE extra to a Royal Rumble debut
(00:26:48) Royce Keys says wrestling was always Plan A
(00:28:36) Staying healthy and surviving the WWE grind
(00:33:04) Keys makes the jump into acting with Agent of Shadows
(00:36:50) Getting real heat from fans and Ebro's John Cena throwback

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Rosenberg kicks things off with a New Orleans story about a stranger approaching his dinner table and telling him to quiet down, prompting a debate over entitlement and how he should have responded.

Then the crew reacts to Katie Zacharia's first briefing as White House press secretary before Ebony McMorris joins for a wide-ranging midterm update. They discuss a court ruling against the Justice Department's voter-list policy, the federal search of Rep. Ilhan Omar's Washington home, concerns surrounding voter data and VoteSafe, National Guard troops appearing near a D.C. ballot drop box and questions about how election-night information reaches the public.

(00:00:00) The crew is back and getting ready for Family Friday
(00:01:23) Rosenberg's bizarre New Orleans dinner story
(00:03:27) A stranger tells Rosenberg to quiet down
(00:05:20) Was it entitlement, recognition or something else?
(00:07:54) Katie Zacharia's first White House briefing
(00:10:40) The crew debates qualifications and lowered standards
(00:13:10) Reacting to Zacharia's opening statement
(00:14:32) Ebony McMorris joins from the White House
(00:15:08) Court blocks the DOJ voter-list policy
(00:16:26) The Justice Department's civil rights priorities
(00:18:03) Project 2025 comes back into the conversation
(00:19:24) Federal agents search Rep. Ilhan Omar's D.C. home
(00:22:55) VoteSafe, voter data and Elon Musk's political influence
(00:25:38) National Guard troops appear near a D.C. ballot drop box
(00:28:29) Who controls election-night information?

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Ebro and Rosenberg ease back from the long weekend with parenting talk, Disney classics, Miss Rachel and Ebro's "bot check" experiment before Laura makes a record-breaking late arrival. The Rundown touches on changes to Chris Brown and Usher's tour schedule before the crew reacts to Diddy's reported head injury and the allegations surrounding his treatment at Fort Dix.

Then Teamsters Local 237 President Gregory Floyd joins to discuss New York City school safety. Floyd raises concerns about a shortage of school safety agents, weapons being recovered in schools, metal detectors and what he says the Mamdani administration needs to address.

(00:00:00) Back from the long weekend
(00:00:56) Lady and the Tramp and introducing kids to Disney classics
(00:04:31) Miss Rachel, parenting and staying authentic off-camera
(00:06:41) Ebro's social media "bot check" experiment
(00:09:43) Laura makes a record-breaking late arrival
(00:11:18) Chris Brown and Usher tour dates hit a snag
(00:12:50) Diddy leaves Fort Dix for treatment after a reported head injury
(00:13:13) The crew reacts to claims about Diddy's prison privileges
(00:14:21) Prison massages somehow become the conversation
(00:18:03) Teamsters Local 237 President Gregory Floyd joins the show
(00:18:54) Floyd explains the school safety agent staffing shortage
(00:20:06) Weapons in New York City schools
(00:21:13) What responsibility falls on Mayor Mamdani?
(00:22:48) School safety agents, policing and where the cuts happened
(00:23:57) What Floyd wants the city to do next
(00:27:17) Gregory Floyd's unexpected jazz background
(00:28:11) Forty-two years with Teamsters Local 237

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