In a weekend filled with shock and sorrow, Chris and Sean tackle the stories reverberating around the globe — the Bondi Beach attack, the disturbing events at Brown University, and the heartbreaking murder of Rob and Michelle Reiner. They also analyze whether a truce is emerging in the conservative online world after the private meeting between Erika Kirk and Candace Owens.

The conversation turns to President Trump’s deeply disappointing reaction to Reiner’s death — and then to a celebration of Reiner’s extraordinary filmmaking career. From the comedic genius of This Is Spinal Tap, to the emotional depth of Stand By Me, to the iconic romance of When Harry Met Sally, to the courtroom thunder of A Few Good Men, Reiner delivered a streak of genre-defining films unmatched by most directors. His work shaped a generation of storytelling and cemented him as one of Hollywood’s most versatile and influential voices.

A somber, insightful, and heartfelt episode reflecting on tragedy, politics, and the art that endures.

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