...and with that the 2025 season comes to an end

December 31, 2025·1 hr·5 clips

Nicki Minaj surprised everyone by appearing at Turning Point USA's event and praising Donald Trump.

The start is messy on purpose. Long ad reads crowd the opening before the show can really get moving, so the banter has to push its way into the room. Then Tuesday slash Wednesday lands. Steve and Vera sound a little scrambled after Christmas off, asking what day it is and turning that confusion into the first bit. That loose, half-dazed mood sticks. The best stretch is not a neat recap. It is a pileup of memes, celebrity-adjacent speculation, and end-of-year brain fog. Erica Kirk sets it off. One host brings up concert memes about widows missing their husbands. Another drifts into AI images and leather pants jokes tied to JD. The bit keeps changing shape. A mistaken Erica Kane reference sends the room into soap opera territory, and the hosts treat it like proof that the whole year has started blending together. Then the joking gets a little sharper. Erica Kirk may have seemed like background noise, but the host starts wondering whether she deserves more attention. That is where the excerpt turns. The line about the call coming from inside the house takes the meme chatter somewhere darker, toward the idea that trouble can come from somewhere familiar. Ads cut in hard again. Casino promotions break the rhythm and make the whole thing feel even more chopped up, which almost fits the year-end mood. The close turns sincere fast. Steve says the show will continue in 2026, even if some faces change and some familiar ones are gone. The mission is plain enough: speak uncensored, stay open, and still hear other people. Then the dad jokes come back, because of course they do. A farewell to Christina and Vera turns into a New Year bit, a patient who missed the joke, and one last rough-edged signoff.

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A lively final live episode that keeps its humor, chemistry, and plainspoken line intact.

The episode ends 2025 on a loose note. After Christmas, the hosts are a bit fuzzy on the day, but they keep moving through memes, political nonsense, and a postcard they say needs checking before anyone treats it as fact.

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You want the final UCR live of 2025 to feel gloriously off the rails.

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