Election Talk and Thanksgiving Countdown

Governor Wes Moore and His Book "Repair"

Maryland's Bridge Repair and Moore's

2028 Presidential Election Predictions

Russell Brand Sentencing and Conservative

The Decline of Celebrity Endorsements in

John Mark Dugan and Russian Disinformation

Dave Smith's Controversial Comments on Income

Conservative Films and Documentaries

Closing Remarks and Contact Information

Who will lead America in 2028? Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz break down the next presidential election, weighing potential matchups involving JD Vance, Gavin Newsom, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Marco Rubio, and Kelly Ayotte. They also scrutinize Maryland Governor Wes Moore's presidential ambitions, his record on rebuilding Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge, and controversies surrounding his military credentials.

Plus, the hosts question why conservatives embraced controversial celebrities like Russell Brand and Andrew Tate, examine concerns about foreign influence in political podcasting, and challenge Dave Smith's claim that Americans need $1 million a year to live a middle-class lifestyle. Finally, they spotlight conservative filmmaking, including Generation COVID, America's Moms, and Ben Shapiro's Confession, while calling out what they see as Hollywood's political double standards.

Who will lead America in 2028? Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz break down the next presidential election, weighing potential matchups involving JD Vance, Gavin Newsom, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Marco Rubio, and Kelly Ayotte. They also scrutinize Maryland Governor Wes Moore's presidential ambitions, his record on rebuilding Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge, and controversies surrounding his military credentials.
Plus, the hosts question why conservatives embraced controversial celebrities like Russell Brand and Andrew Tate, examine concerns about foreign influence in political podcasting, and challenge Dave Smith's claim that Americans need $1 million a year to live a middle-class lifestyle. Finally, they spotlight conservative filmmaking, including Generation COVID, America's Moms, and Ben Shapiro's Confession, while calling out what they see as Hollywood's political double standards.

Who will lead America in 2028? Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz break down the next presidential election, weighing potential matchups involving JD Vance, Gavin Newsom, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Marco Rubio, and Kelly Ayotte. They also scrutinize Maryland Governor Wes Moore's presidential ambitions, his record on rebuilding Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge, and controversies surrounding his military credentials.

Normally Podcast: 2028 Presidential Showdown, Wes Moore Under Fire & Conservative Celebrity Scandals

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Welcome to Normally

The Infighting Continues

Post-Election Policy Reassessments

Trump's Immigration Stance Shift

California's Controversial Election Results

Jensen Huang's AI Scandal

Republicans are reeling from a disastrous midterm election, and the infighting is just beginning. On this episode of Normally, Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz break down President Donald Trump's controversial 60 Minutes interview, his surprising openness to immigration amnesty, and the growing divide between JD Vance and Marco Rubio over the Iran war.

Plus, Susie Wiles is out as White House chief of staff, Stephen Miller takes over, and conservatives are questioning where Trump's immigration agenda goes next. The ladies also tackle California's latest political decisions, Nithya Raman's victory in Los Angeles, and a wave of new taxes.

Finally, explosive allegations involving NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, an alleged Chinese spy, and sensitive AI chip sales raise serious questions about national security, corporate leadership, and America's technological competition with China.

Republicans are reeling from a disastrous midterm election, and the infighting is just beginning. On this episode of Normally, Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz break down President Donald Trump's controversial 60 Minutes interview, his surprising openness to immigration amnesty, and the growing divide between JD Vance and Marco Rubio over the Iran war.
Plus, Susie Wiles is out as White House chief of staff, Stephen Miller takes over, and conservatives are questioning where Trump's immigration agenda goes next. The ladies also tackle California's latest political decisions, Nithya Raman's victory in Los Angeles, and a wave of new taxes.
Finally, explosive allegations involving NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, an alleged Chinese spy, and sensitive AI chip sales raise serious questions about national security, corporate leadership, and America's technological competition with China.

Republicans are reeling from a disastrous midterm election, and the infighting is just beginning. On this episode of Normally, Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz break down President Donald Trump's controversial 60 Minutes interview, his surprising openness to immigration amnesty, and the growing divide between JD Vance and Marco Rubio over the Iran war.

Normally Podcast: Trump's Amnesty Bombshell, GOP Infighting & NVIDIA's Alleged China Spy Scandal

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Welcome to Normally: Election Aftermath

The Republican Shellacking

Florida's Role in the Republican Loss

The Importance of Early Voting

State Legislative Wins and Losses

Ben Shapiro's Perspective on Republican

Trump's Policies and Voter Perception

The Future of Republican Politics

Silver Linings in the Election Results

Closing Thoughts and Contact Information

Republicans are reeling after a devastating 2026 midterm election as Democrats deliver a stunning blue wave, flipping key races and raising serious questions about Donald Trump's political future. Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz break down the GOP's election-night disaster, including shocking losses in Texas and South Carolina, voter turnout failures, economic frustration, and growing backlash against the Trump administration.

Is the Republican Party headed for a major shakeup? The ladies examine what went wrong, whether Trump will change course, and how the election reshapes the 2028 Republican presidential race featuring JD Vance, Marco Rubio, and Ron DeSantis.

Plus, they uncover conservative victories buried beneath the Democratic wave, including voter ID measures, women's sports protections, and property tax relief. Is this the beginning of a Republican comeback or a warning of bigger trouble ahead? Find out on Normally.

Republicans are reeling after a devastating 2026 midterm election as Democrats deliver a stunning blue wave, flipping key races and raising serious questions about Donald Trump's political future. Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz break down the GOP's election-night disaster, including shocking losses in Texas and South Carolina, voter turnout failures, economic frustration, and growing backlash against the Trump administration.
Is the Republican Party headed for a major shakeup? The ladies examine what went wrong, whether Trump will change course, and how the election reshapes the 2028 Republican presidential race featuring JD Vance, Marco Rubio, and Ron DeSantis.
Plus, they uncover conservative victories buried beneath the Democratic wave, including voter ID measures, women's sports protections, and property tax relief. Is this the beginning of a Republican comeback or a warning of bigger trouble ahead? Find out on Normally.

Republicans are reeling after a devastating 2026 midterm election as Democrats deliver a stunning blue wave, flipping key races and raising serious questions about Donald Trump's political future. Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz break down the GOP's election-night disaster, including shocking losses in Texas and South Carolina, voter turnout failures, economic frustration, and growing backlash against the Trump administration.

Normally Podcast: Republican Midterm Meltdown: Trump's Reckoning, Democrat Blue Wave & 2028 GOP Civil War

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Welcome to Normally, the Show with Normal-ish

Halloween Costumes and Family Traditions

The Michigan Senate Race Shakeup

Haley Stevens' Controversial Endorsement

El-Sayed's Controversial Stance on

The Left's Reaction to Stevens' Endorsement

El-Sayed's Views on Israel and Palestine

Florida's Gubernatorial Race and DeSantis'

Alaska's Ballot Controversy

Ballot Measures Across the Country

The Global Childbearing Survey

Election Day 2026 is here, and Democrats are facing a political firestorm in Michigan! Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz break down Haley Stevens' stunning endorsement of Republican Mike Rogers over Abdul El-Sayed, the backlash from Democrats, and the controversy surrounding antisemitism in the Michigan Senate race.

Meanwhile, Florida Republicans are growing nervous about Byron Donalds' showdown with David Jolly as Ron DeSantis stays off the campaign trail. Plus, the hosts examine allegations of ballot manipulation in Alaska involving Mary Peltola, questionable election polling, transgender sports and parental rights ballot measures, California's proposed billionaire wealth tax, and new research on America's declining birth rates.

Election Day 2026 is here, and Democrats are facing a political firestorm in Michigan! Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz break down Haley Stevens' stunning endorsement of Republican Mike Rogers over Abdul El-Sayed, the backlash from Democrats, and the controversy surrounding antisemitism in the Michigan Senate race.
Meanwhile, Florida Republicans are growing nervous about Byron Donalds' showdown with David Jolly as Ron DeSantis stays off the campaign trail. Plus, the hosts examine allegations of ballot manipulation in Alaska involving Mary Peltola, questionable election polling, transgender sports and parental rights ballot measures, California's proposed billionaire wealth tax, and new research on America's declining birth rates.

Election Day 2026 is here, and Democrats are facing a political firestorm in Michigan! Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz break down Haley Stevens' stunning endorsement of Republican Mike Rogers over Abdul El-Sayed, the backlash from Democrats, and the controversy surrounding antisemitism in the Michigan Senate race.

Normally Podcast: Democrat Civil War ERUPTS in Michigan as Florida Republicans Face Election Day Panic

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Kitchen Renovations and Gym Routines

Preparing for the Worst?

Election Polls and Political Analysis

Immigration Debate and Ilhan Omar

Jennifer Lawrence's New Look

Are Americans being scared into preparing for a post-election disaster? Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz tackle viral doomsday warnings, AI-related fears, emergency preparedness, and questionable midterm election polls. Plus, they discuss Israel's election results, Marco Rubio's leadership, and the political battles shaping the 2026 midterms.

Then, the controversy surrounding Rep. Ilhan Omar intensifies as the hosts examine allegations and unanswered questions about her immigration history, citizenship documents, and the debate over denaturalization. They also take aim at CBS's 60 Minutes coverage of immigration enforcement, examine a Gallup poll highlighting America's growing patriotism divide, and discuss the importance of enforcing immigration laws.

Finally, Jennifer Lawrence's dramatically different appearance sparks a conversation about rumored plastic surgery, Hollywood beauty standards, cosmetic procedures, and the pressure women face to look younger.

Are Americans being scared into preparing for a post-election disaster? Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz tackle viral doomsday warnings, AI-related fears, emergency preparedness, and questionable midterm election polls. Plus, they discuss Israel's election results, Marco Rubio's leadership, and the political battles shaping the 2026 midterms.
Then, the controversy surrounding Rep. Ilhan Omar intensifies as the hosts examine allegations and unanswered questions about her immigration history, citizenship documents, and the debate over denaturalization. They also take aim at CBS's 60 Minutes coverage of immigration enforcement, examine a Gallup poll highlighting America's growing patriotism divide, and discuss the importance of enforcing immigration laws.
Finally, Jennifer Lawrence's dramatically different appearance sparks a conversation about rumored plastic surgery, Hollywood beauty standards, cosmetic procedures, and the pressure women face to look younger.

Are Americans being scared into preparing for a post-election disaster? Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz tackle viral doomsday warnings, AI-related fears, emergency preparedness, and questionable midterm election polls. Plus, they discuss Israel's election results, Marco Rubio's leadership, and the political battles shaping the 2026 midterms.

Normally Podcast: Election Panic, Ilhan Omar's Immigration Questions & Jennifer Lawrence's New Look

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Hogwarts and Waffle House: A Magical Culinary

The Cheesecake Factory Controversy: A Glimpse

Healthcare Debates and Obama's Comeback Tour

Trump's Unconventional Campaign Tactics

The Muslim Brotherhood Controversy in

Transgender Issues in Sports and Politics

Barack Obama is back on the campaign trail, but are his attacks on Donald Trump and defense of Obamacare exposing more problems than they solve? On this episode of Normally, Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz break down Obama's latest political remarks, the debate over healthcare costs, and Trump's hilarious and unpredictable campaign tangents, including his comments about Nicki Minaj.

Plus, the Michigan election heats up as Mike Rogers faces questions surrounding Abdul El-Sayed and alleged Muslim Brotherhood connections, while Democrats in key Senate races reconsider their positions on transgender athletes in women's sports. Mary Katharine and Karol also discuss a Texas Children's Hospital detransition clinic and the controversy surrounding journalist Brandi Kruse's removal from a Portland Thorns soccer match over an XX-XY Athletics shirt.

Finally, has artificial intelligence gone too far? Former Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer reveals how she used her AI assistant, Dazzle, to describe her own daughter, sparking a larger conversation about parenting, technology, and whether Americans are outsourcing too much of their personal lives to AI.

Barack Obama is back on the campaign trail, but are his attacks on Donald Trump and defense of Obamacare exposing more problems than they solve? On this episode of Normally, Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz break down Obama's latest political remarks, the debate over healthcare costs, and Trump's hilarious and unpredictable campaign tangents, including his comments about Nicki Minaj.
Plus, the Michigan election heats up as Mike Rogers faces questions surrounding Abdul El-Sayed and alleged Muslim Brotherhood connections, while Democrats in key Senate races reconsider their positions on transgender athletes in women's sports. Mary Katharine and Karol also discuss a Texas Children's Hospital detransition clinic and the controversy surrounding journalist Brandi Kruse's removal from a Portland Thorns soccer match over an XX-XY Athletics shirt.
Finally, has artificial intelligence gone too far? Former Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer reveals how she used her AI assistant, Dazzle, to describe her own daughter, sparking a larger conversation about parenting, technology, and whether Americans are outsourcing too much of their personal lives to AI.

Barack Obama is back on the campaign trail, but are his attacks on Donald Trump and defense of Obamacare exposing more problems than they solve? On this episode of Normally, Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz break down Obama's latest political remarks, the debate over healthcare costs, and Trump's hilarious and unpredictable campaign tangents, including his comments about Nicki Minaj.

Normally Podcast: Obama's Obamacare Problem, Trump's Wild Remarks & AI Parenting Gone Too Far

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Football and Haircuts: Personal Updates

The Controversial Ad Against Amy Acton

Political Ads: Effective or Icky?

Minnesota Senate Race Shifts Towards

Academic Misrepresentation in Politics

Flag-Gate: Misinformation and Media Backlash

Fake Polls and Their Real Impact

The Reality of Life in Europe for American

Fake election polls, an ugly Ohio campaign controversy, and Americans regretting their decision to flee Donald Trump's America are making headlines as the 2026 midterm elections approach. On this episode of Normally, Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz break down the political controversies, media failures, and election surprises shaking up the final weeks of the campaign.

The ladies examine a controversial attack ad featuring Ohio gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton's estranged mother and why the strategy could backfire on Vivek Ramaswamy. They also discuss Michelle Tafoya's increasingly competitive Minnesota Senate race against Peggy Flanagan, allegations surrounding Flanagan's academic credentials, and a viral Oregon flag controversy that exposed embarrassing media fact-checking failures.

Plus, a fake polling scandal raises serious questions about election predictions, campaign donations, and the credibility of political polling. And a revealing WIRED report follows Americans who left the United States over Trump-era politics only to discover that life in Europe wasn't the paradise they expected.

Fake election polls, an ugly Ohio campaign controversy, and Americans regretting their decision to flee Donald Trump's America are making headlines as the 2026 midterm elections approach. On this episode of Normally, Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz break down the political controversies, media failures, and election surprises shaking up the final weeks of the campaign.
The ladies examine a controversial attack ad featuring Ohio gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton's estranged mother and why the strategy could backfire on Vivek Ramaswamy. They also discuss Michelle Tafoya's increasingly competitive Minnesota Senate race against Peggy Flanagan, allegations surrounding Flanagan's academic credentials, and a viral Oregon flag controversy that exposed embarrassing media fact-checking failures.
Plus, a fake polling scandal raises serious questions about election predictions, campaign donations, and the credibility of political polling. And a revealing WIRED report follows Americans who left the United States over Trump-era politics only to discover that life in Europe wasn't the paradise they expected.

Fake election polls, an ugly Ohio campaign controversy, and Americans regretting their decision to flee Donald Trump's America are making headlines as the 2026 midterm elections approach. On this episode of Normally, Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz break down the political controversies, media failures, and election surprises shaking up the final weeks of the campaign.

Normally Podcast: Fake Election Polls EXPOSED, Ohio Attack Ad Backfires & Anti-Trump Americans Regret Fleeing

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Halloween Preparations and Decorations

France in Crisis: Riots and Unrest

The Cycle of Leftist Policies and Violence

Immigration and Integration in France

Sponsor Message

Lisa Slotkin's Controversial Stance on Trump

Elon Musk's Charitable Offer to American

France is erupting in violent riots, historic buildings are burning, and President Emmanuel Macron is facing growing criticism over his response. On this episode of Normally, Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz break down the escalating unrest in France, the role of immigration and failed integration policies, the financial strain of Europe's welfare state, and whether Marine Le Pen could benefit from the political backlash.

Back in Washington, the ladies examine Senator Elissa Slotkin's controversial warning about working for the Trump administration, renewed scrutiny surrounding Rep. Ilhan Omar, and the growing debate over political retaliation and government weaponization. They also discuss Joe Manchin campaigning for Republican Senator Susan Collins, Maine Democrat Troy Jackson's contentious interview with CNN's Dana Bash, and Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed's response to questions about the Muslim Brotherhood.

Plus, Elon Musk floats an extraordinary proposal to give American children SpaceX stock, sparking a conversation about capitalism, innovation, flying cars, and why some critics seem determined to root against the billionaire entrepreneur.

From riots in Europe to political battles in America and the future of technology, Mary Katharine and Karol bring their signature humor, sharp analysis, and common-sense perspective to another week of news gone weird.

France is erupting in violent riots, historic buildings are burning, and President Emmanuel Macron is facing growing criticism over his response. On this episode of Normally, Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz break down the escalating unrest in France, the role of immigration and failed integration policies, the financial strain of Europe's welfare state, and whether Marine Le Pen could benefit from the political backlash.
Back in Washington, the ladies examine Senator Elissa Slotkin's controversial warning about working for the Trump administration, renewed scrutiny surrounding Rep. Ilhan Omar, and the growing debate over political retaliation and government weaponization. They also discuss Joe Manchin campaigning for Republican Senator Susan Collins, Maine Democrat Troy Jackson's contentious interview with CNN's Dana Bash, and Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed's response to questions about the Muslim Brotherhood.
Plus, Elon Musk floats an extraordinary proposal to give American children SpaceX stock, sparking a conversation about capitalism, innovation, flying cars, and why some critics seem determined to root against the billionaire entrepreneur.
From riots in Europe to political battles in America and the future of technology, Mary Katharine and Karol bring their signature humor, sharp analysis, and common-sense perspective to another week of news gone weird.

France is erupting in violent riots, historic buildings are burning, and President Emmanuel Macron is facing growing criticism over his response. On this episode of Normally, Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz break down the escalating unrest in France, the role of immigration and failed integration policies, the financial strain of Europe's welfare state, and whether Marine Le Pen could benefit from the political backlash.

Normally Podcast: France in CHAOS! Macron Under Fire, Democrats Threaten Trump Staffers & Elon Musk's Big Move

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The Responsible Teenager

Halloween Costume Dilemma

Tallarico's Mysterious Absence

Media Coverage and Political Accountability

Midterm Elections and Ad Spending

Ziwe Interviews Hasan Piker

The State of Disability Benefits in the UK

Kelly Clarkson's Brooklyn Boutique

Hollywood News Roundup

What happened to James Talarico, and why isn't the media asking more questions? Why did progressive streamer Hasan Piker struggle through comedian Ziwe's brutally awkward interview? And how did Kelly Clarkson end up in a bizarre public feud with a Brooklyn boutique?

On this episode of Normally, Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz break down the latest political controversies, media double standards, and pop culture headlines.

With the 2026 midterm elections approaching, Mary Katharine and Karol examine the questions surrounding Texas Democrat James Talarico's extended absence from the campaign trail, the New York Times' reporting, and what the controversy reveals about political journalism. They also analyze Republican Senate prospects, campaign spending, early voting trends, and whether Democrats are facing unexpected challenges in key battleground states.

Then, comedian Ziwe puts Hasan Piker in the hot seat, exposing what the hosts see as contradictions between his socialist rhetoric and millionaire lifestyle. Plus, a troubling look at Britain's expanding disability benefits system raises questions about government spending, welfare dependency, and the consequences of socialist policies.

Finally, Kelly Clarkson's viral confrontation with a Brooklyn boutique sparks a debate over celebrity treatment and customer service. The hosts also discuss Ben Shapiro's upcoming historical drama Confession, starring Rob Lowe and James Franco, and the return of Lena Dunham's Girls.

What happened to James Talarico, and why isn't the media asking more questions? Why did progressive streamer Hasan Piker struggle through comedian Ziwe's brutally awkward interview? And how did Kelly Clarkson end up in a bizarre public feud with a Brooklyn boutique?
On this episode of Normally, Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz break down the latest political controversies, media double standards, and pop culture headlines.
With the 2026 midterm elections approaching, Mary Katharine and Karol examine the questions surrounding Texas Democrat James Talarico's extended absence from the campaign trail, the New York Times' reporting, and what the controversy reveals about political journalism. They also analyze Republican Senate prospects, campaign spending, early voting trends, and whether Democrats are facing unexpected challenges in key battleground states.
Then, comedian Ziwe puts Hasan Piker in the hot seat, exposing what the hosts see as contradictions between his socialist rhetoric and millionaire lifestyle. Plus, a troubling look at Britain's expanding disability benefits system raises questions about government spending, welfare dependency, and the consequences of socialist policies.
Finally, Kelly Clarkson's viral confrontation with a Brooklyn boutique sparks a debate over celebrity treatment and customer service. The hosts also discuss Ben Shapiro's upcoming historical drama Confession, starring Rob Lowe and James Franco, and the return of Lena Dunham's Girls.

What happened to James Talarico, and why isn't the media asking more questions? Why did progressive streamer Hasan Piker struggle through comedian Ziwe's brutally awkward interview? And how did Kelly Clarkson end up in a bizarre public feud with a Brooklyn boutique?

Normally Podcast: Hasan Piker Gets Grilled, James Talarico Mystery & Kelly Clarkson Drama

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ICE investigations, political mysteries, blue-state crime, and another comedy controversy dominate today's episode of Normally. Karol Markowicz and Mary Katharine Ham break down reports of an immigration-related investigation involving Rep. Ilhan Omar, questions surrounding Texas Senate candidate James Talarico's unexplained absence from the campaign trail, and the media's handling of both stories.

Plus, we examine New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's response to a controversial ICE shooting in the Bronx, violent crime cases in Rhode Island and Minnesota, and growing concerns about public safety, sanctuary-city policies, and criminal justice accountability.

Finally, comedian Shane Gillis sparks another round of outrage over his latest Saturday Night Live appearance. Karol and Mary Katharine discuss political correctness, cancel culture, and why Gillis continues to challenge the boundaries of mainstream comedy.

ICE investigations, political mysteries, blue-state crime, and another comedy controversy dominate today's episode of Normally. Karol Markowicz and Mary Katharine Ham break down reports of an immigration-related investigation involving Rep. Ilhan Omar, questions surrounding Texas Senate candidate James Talarico's unexplained absence from the campaign trail, and the media's handling of both stories.
Plus, we examine New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's response to a controversial ICE shooting in the Bronx, violent crime cases in Rhode Island and Minnesota, and growing concerns about public safety, sanctuary-city policies, and criminal justice accountability.
Finally, comedian Shane Gillis sparks another round of outrage over his latest Saturday Night Live appearance. Karol and Mary Katharine discuss political correctness, cancel culture, and why Gillis continues to challenge the boundaries of mainstream comedy.

ICE investigations, political mysteries, blue-state crime, and another comedy controversy dominate today's episode of Normally. Karol Markowicz and Mary Katharine Ham break down reports of an immigration-related investigation involving Rep. Ilhan Omar, questions surrounding Texas Senate candidate James Talarico's unexplained absence from the campaign trail, and the media's handling of both stories.

Normally Podcast: Ilhan Omar ICE Investigation, James Talarico's Disappearance & Shane Gillis SNL Backlash

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Normally is the podcast for normal people, by normal people. We’re going to limit the hysteria, tone down the crazy, and talk about what really matters. Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz have been in the political commentary world a long time. Both are known for being funny, and a bit irreverent, but also serious and thoughtful about the issues that are important to the country. Catch Normally every Tuesday & Thursday on the iHeartRadio App, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. 

Normally is the podcast for normal people, by normal people. We&rsquo;re going to limit the hysteria, tone down the crazy, and talk about what really matters. Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz have been in the political commentary world a long time. Both are known for being funny, and a bit irreverent, but also serious and thoughtful about the issues that are important to the country. Catch Normally every Tuesday &amp; Thursday on the iHeartRadio App, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.&nbsp;

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