The Dangerous Ones

They Wheeled Out MITCH and the Internet EXPLODED

September 16, 2026·14 min
Episode Description from the Publisher

Mitch McConnell returned to the Senate after three months away, and the internet immediately turned his comeback into a savage political-comedy roast. The Dangerous Ones react to McConnell's return footage, the exploding memes, Satan's message, a deeply suspicious medical update, and the question everyone is asking: should he still be casting Senate votes? McConnell's 92-day absence generated serious questions about transparency, accountability, congressional age, and whether elected officials should continue collecting taxpayer-funded salaries while remaining largely out of public view. But first, we have to survive the videos. From a visit to hell and an alleged Frankenstein procedure to proof-of-life jokes and one extraordinarily cursed thumbs-up, Jim, Tiffany, and Nick explore the funniest and most alarming reactions to Mitch McConnell's return. Then a Danger Corps caller shares the glorious story of hearing a legendary Klingon call Ted Cruz exactly what he is. Political comedy, dangerous honesty, and absolutely no respect for Mitch McConnell's return from the political crypt. 0:00 Mitch McConnell Is Somehow Back 1:08 McConnell Returns to the Senate 2:09 Satan Sends Mitch Back to Earth 3:15 Chapter Medicare Sponsor Message 5:04 McConnell's Doctor Explains the Procedure 7:13 The Cost of McConnell's 92-Day Absence 8:45 McConnell's Proof-of-Life Problem 9:17 The Internet Unleashes the Mitch Memes 11:46 Robot Mitch and the Conspiracy Theories 12:41 Should McConnell Still Be in the Senate? 13:24 A Klingon Delivers the Perfect Ted Cruz Roast

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