I Doubt It Podcast · Jesse Dollemore and Brittany Page

#968 - "Trump-Loving Teachers, Idaho's Trans Bathroom Bill, & 2028 Contenders."

March 30, 2026·1 hr·5 clips
Jesse and Brittany dissect Seth Moulton's claim about secret anti-Trump Republicans—but who are they?
Jesse Dollimore opens Episode 968 with listener communication waiting in the queue, including messages from people who feel hopeless in the current climate. Before the mail takes over, he moves into a follow-up on Seth Moulton's MSNOW appearance. The format is blunt clip-and-react politics: Moulton gets hit for making a weak public argument and for leaning on the old claim that reasonable Republicans privately disagree with Donald Trump but will not say it out loud. Then Idaho takes over the room. Jesse and Brittany Page turn to a KTVB package on a bathroom bill headed to the governor's desk, and the anger is right on the surface. Jesse contrasts all the performative panic about bathrooms with the silence around Donald Trump's alleged harm toward women and girls. That imbalance is the point. KTVB lays out the bill details: bathrooms, changing rooms, locker rooms, and shower rooms are covered, and repeat offenses could become felonies punishable by up to five years in prison. The segment treats that as state power aimed at an already marginalized group while being sold as public safety. Jim Woodward appears through the news clip and ties the bill's origins to an incident at the Sandpoint YMCA, where a male was reportedly in a female locker room used by local high school swim teams. The excerpt cuts before the hosts fully respond to Woodward, but the setup leaves little doubt about where their skepticism lands. Even the quick aside about missing Boise reporter Brian Holmes gives the segment a little air before KTVB brings it back to criminalization. The close turns back toward the audience: Jesse and Brittany repeat the phone number, mention email and Patreon, and pull listeners back into the work instead of ending at a clean remove.

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Blunt politics, a clear target, and no real attempt to soften the heat.

Episode 968 keeps its edge as it moves from listener messages about hopelessness to the follow-up on Seth Moulton's claim that reasonable Republicans are waiting in the wings, then into Idaho's bathroom bill and who it would affect.

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Why you'd press play

For a furious, profanity-forward take on Idaho's bathroom bill as it heads to the governor's desk, plus a Seth Moulton follow-up.

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