The Dudes open on the Chicago buzz around the Bears–Packers rivalry that turned into a 31-7 Lambeau loss on Sunday.
Later, the fellas run the Ditka-era tape: Aliquippa to Pitt, the mustache, the temper, the clashes with McMahon and Buddy Ryan, Walter Payton, the Super Bowl Shuffle. From there they break down how legacy media handled the third anniversary of the October 7 Hamas attack. Some outlets ran the massacre — more than 1,200 killed, 251 hostages. Others led with Gaza. Israel held memorials at 6:29 a.m. with an election three weeks away and accountability as the issue. Trump called it a horrible tragedy.
The guys close on Zohran Mamdani at an Israelis for Peace vigil in Union Square. His statement focused more on Gaza than the Israeli dead. Pro-Palestinian protesters overran the event, waving Hamas flags and chanting “Zohran, you can’t hide, we charge you with genocide.” He left without speaking. Then it’s James Talarico’s two-week flu absence and the conspiracy circuit that filled it. Ken Paxton demanded “proof of life.” Ted Cruz put him on a milk carton. Trump called him “TalaFREAKo.” Talarico showed up at Austin City Limits, said he had the flu, and asked Paxton for “proof of spine.” They wrap on the problem for straight white male Democrats running on the progressive platform: the same activists who demand the slogans will turn on you at the wrong vigil.
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