Brian and Glennis hop on the mic this week to talk about the things that are ACTUALLY tanking Trump's reputation: job market, grocery prices, and abandoning first responders on the 24th anniversary of 9/11 to name a few.
Brian and Glennis also check the vibes on the meeting of the oligarchs at the White House last week and, of course, that birthday note to a special someone...
Note: This episode was recorded on the morning of Wednesday, September 10th, before the death of Charlie Kirk. Vibes Only does not condone political violence of any kind.
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