by Chris SelogyOn this week’s episode of Let’s Weekend, we talk about the awful people that finally got their comeuppance, some good news for reparations, and the good news about Mark Hoppus.
- Intro
- What Are We Up To?
- C: Simpsons, Rocket League, Away, Gas Station Simulator
- B: Tales of Arise, finished Deltarune, Horror season, Victory in the Mouse Wars.
- Brandon’s Random Factoid
- Assholes of the Week: R. Kelly found guilty on all counts in sex trafficking trial
- Capital Gazette shooter sentenced to multiple life prison terms, plus 345 years
- London police officer gets a life sentence for killing Sarah Everard
- Alex Jones is fully liable for all damages that the jury for his Sandy Hook trials determines he should pay to his victims
- 96 year old secretary for the SS commander of the Stutthof concentration camp caught after trying to skip her Nazi trial
- Heroes of the Week: Canada celebrated their first-ever National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in light of government’s indian residential schools
- Congress Cavalcade
- Senate GOP blocks government funding bill over the debt ceiling
- Treasury Sec. says Fed Gov could run out of cash by October 18
- House passes bill to avoid debt default, but likely won’t go far
- Congress passed a new short-term funding bill before Thursday night deadline
- Nancy Pelosi delays vote on Infrastructure bill
- USPS will be slowing down services and increasing prices for the holidays
- Iceland almost had a female-majority parliament, but a recount confirms it’s just short
- YouTube is banning all vaccine misinformation content
- A Danish museum paid an artist $84k to create art, got back two blank canvases
- US gov’t declares 23 species of birds, fish, and other species extinct
- Wild birds will be protected by the gov’t enforcing rules again after Trump stopped it
- The Vinland map of the New World officially confirmed to be fake
- A megacomet will be heading towards our solar system within the next 10 years
- Blink-182’s Mark Hoppus is now cancer free
- The Black Widow pay lawsuit has been settled between Scarlett Johansson and Disney
- Book of Boba Fett will be debuting December 29 on Disney Plus
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