Ep.31 - Call it a Christmas Tree | 11/30/25

This week, the fellas dive headfirst into the suddenly interesting primary for Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District—now wide open after Rep. Tom Tiffany jumped into the governor’s race. The headline? 25-year-old Michael Alfonso—yes, Sean Duffy’s son-in-law—is running as a full-throttle pro-Trump conservative. But the instant reaction across the right:
Is he the next young conservative star—or just way too inexperienced for Congress?

🎵 The “6–7” TikTok Meme Explained (Finally)
We take a hard turn into the viral “6–7” chaos overtaking TikTok and NBA clips everywhere. Turns out it traces back to Philly rapper Skrilla’s “Doot Doot (6 7),” then exploded when LaMelo Ball and Gen Z ran with it. SGV explains to Justin why everyone yelling it.

🔒 Democrats Are Mad… That Prison Is a Punishment?
We roast the latest round of Democratic outrage over prison conditions—while legislators keep pushing new comfort-focused reforms. We ask the obvious: When did consequences become controversial?

🎓 UW Professors Forced to Teach? Outrage Ensues
New legislation requires UW System faculty to actually teach one course per semester. Professors are furious; we roll our eyes so hard it hurts.

🌲 Republicans Want New DNR Fees for… Walking?
Hiking, biking, foraging, kayaking—GOP lawmakers want new fees and permits for all of it to fill budget holes. But we dig into what might really be driving the logic behind it.

🌿 Delta-8 and the End of the “Legal Weed” Era
SGV takes a victory lap after the feds shut down intoxicating hemp loopholes, banning delta-8 and its cousins that turned Wisconsin gas stations into dispensaries.

🎄 The Annual “Holiday Tree vs. Christmas Tree” Cage Match
It’s back. Again. Tony Evers refused to call the Capitol evergreen a Christmas tree, instead opting for the PC “holiday tree.” What holiday are we celebrating Tony? We break down why this tiny tradition fight hits such a big cultural nerve.

📺 WisconsinEye Is About to Go Dark
The state’s only public-affairs network is warning it will shut down December 15, 2025 without $1 million in emergency funding. We explain why losing WisconsinEye would be a disaster for transparency—and why almost nobody seems to care.

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