Florida’s midterms could hinge on a simple choice: keep funding the same political machine or support local candidates who show up for their communities. Curtis Gibson, Robert People, and Jillian Tozer make the case that this election is about more than party labels—it’s about public schools, Social Security, healthcare, and who gets represented.

Hosts Chris and Mark welcome their largest group of guests yet, including candidates running for Congress in Florida’s 18th, 15th, and 16th districts, along with a school board candidate from St. Johns County.

Curtis Gibson discusses his PAC-free campaign and his call for stronger representation in District 18. Robert People, a retired Army veteran, shares his priorities for District 15, including raising wages, expanding healthcare access, and protecting Social Security. Jillian Tozer, a mom and longtime school volunteer, talks about teacher pay, public school funding, voucher programs, and the impact of Florida’s Schools of Hope law.

In this episode, the group also discusses gerrymandering, campaign spending, local races, and a proposed property tax amendment—and why the outcomes of local elections can affect everyday services in a community. Topics include:

• The role of big money and campaign advertising in Florida elections
• Why local candidates and school board races deserve voters’ attention
• Teacher layoffs, school funding, and Florida’s voucher program
• Proposals around wages, healthcare, and Social Security
• The consequences candidates and hosts see in Florida’s political debates

A lively conversation about the choices facing Florida voters—and the candidates asking to represent them.

Donald Trump and MAGA are losing control, and this conversation explains why the backlash is only getting louder. Cohosts Chris and Mark break down the viral JD Vance protest, Ben Braver’s 13-hour jail stint, and why regular people are finally pushing back against billionaire power, political intimidation, and a system that keeps crushing the little guy. Chris and Mark connect the local and the national in a blunt, no-filter episode about what happens when speaking out gets you tackled, cuffed, and silenced. Mark shares what happened when Ben Braver heckled JD Vance and was dragged out, why that moment resonated so widely, and how that fight mirrors the larger struggle over data centers, ICE abuse, election corruption, and the erosion of constitutional rights. You’ll discover:

• Why Ben Braver’s protest went viral and what it says about public anger
• How data centers are becoming a symbol of billionaire control and local government secrecy
• Why Mark says ICE is targeting vulnerable people with terrifying disregard
• What ProPublica’s reporting on detained US citizens reveals about the current immigration system
• Why the episode sees Trump’s grip on power as both a political and moral crisis

Mark also pulls back the curtain on his own congressional run in Florida’s District 16, explaining why he’s taking on a Trump-endorsed opponent, what gerrymandering has done to local politics, and why he believes voters are hungry for “a real dude” instead of another insider, lawyer, or nepo baby. This episode is for anyone who is fed up with political theater and wants the raw, unfiltered case for why the next election matters. If you want a fiery, local-to-national snapshot of the resistance, the stakes, and the growing anger inside and outside MAGA, this one hits hard.

MAGA is losing its grip, but that does not mean the danger is over. Comedian Cliff Cash joins hosts Chris and Mark for a blunt, funny, and absolutely unfiltered conversation about what happens next, from voter suppression and election cheating to why culture, schools, and media matter more than ever. Cash does not just talk politics from the sidelines. He has built a massive audience by mixing stand-up with direct resistance, using his platform to call out Trump, MAGA, and the systems he believes are fueling authoritarianism. Mark Davis brings the urgency of a candidate on the front lines in Florida, while Chris presses the case that America cannot keep sleepwalking through this moment and expect democracy to survive. You'll hear sharp arguments about election integrity, disinformation, Fox News, gerrymandering, public education, reproductive rights, and why so many people are still voting against their own interests. The conversation also gets practical, with details on organizing, turnout, and the kinds of direct action Cliff believes actually scare power.

Cliff Cash is a nationally touring stand-up comedian known for merging comedy with activism and for turning his social media into a weapon against authoritarianism. He is also behind efforts like FoxTakedown and October Surprise, aimed at putting pressure on elected officials and the media machine behind them. Mark Davis is a congressional candidate in Florida's 16th District who is fighting in one of the country's most politically charged battlegrounds. If you are tired of empty outrage and want a conversation that sounds more like a warning shot than a lecture, this episode is for you. Essential listening for anyone who thinks the next election is just another election.