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Trump’s Crime Talk, the Death of the Newsroom, and Jeff Benedict on the Patriots

Bryan and David discuss the president’s approach to this year’s election, how newspapers are getting rid of their newsrooms, and more

By Bryan Curtis and David Shoemaker
President Trump Holds A News Conference At The White House Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images


Bryan Curtis and David Shoemaker discuss Trump’s approach to this year’s election. They break down his remarks on protesting, violence, and the Democratic Party (2:35). They then discuss the newspapers that are getting rid of their newsrooms and the impact it could have on the profession (20:30). Then, sportswriter Jeff Benedict joins to talk about his new book about the New England Patriots, The Dynasty (31:30). Plus, the Overworked Twitter Joke of the Week and David Shoemaker Guesses the Strained-Pun Headline.

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