The usos from the WesWes Network Cam, Leti, and Eddie discuss the USA political landscape, focusing on Donald Trump's reelection and its implications for American politics. The hosts discuss the hope that Trump's return brings amidst global tensions and analyze his unique approach to politics, contrasting it with traditional politicians. The conversation delves into the political landscape surrounding the presidency of Donald Trump, the community impact of local heroes like Dave Letelle, and the complexities of the Treaty of Waitangi in New Zealand. The speakers discuss the appeal of unconventional leaders, the importance of supporting local initiatives, and the ongoing struggle for equal rights, particularly for Māori communities. They express concerns about political dynamics and the implications of proposed policies that may undermine the rights of indigenous peoples. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the themes of cultural displacement, political representation, and the importance of community engagement. They discuss the struggles faced by the Māori community in New Zealand, the disparities in cultural funding, and the need for greater awareness and listening within communities. The conversation also touches on media consumption and its impact on cultural reflection, emphasizing the importance of dialogue and understanding in fostering personal growth and community connection.

The usos from the WesWes Network Cam, Leti, and Eddie discuss Mike King's controversial statement that alcohol "is not a problem" when it comes to mental health. Then the boys discuss the fights that occurred at Eden Park for the Travis Scott concert. Fia Poko of the Week has the usual antics on socials. Boom Bullet comes out with a video reply to Hana Schmidt. In sports talk the boys discuss Samoa Fetu who beat Fiji for the championship and Toa Samoa losing their second test against England. The All Blacks narrow win against Auckland is also talked about. In Memory Lane, the usos tell where they were when David Tua fought Lennix Lewis and Shane Cameron. What We're Watching and Last Words round out the episode. Enjoy.

The usos from the WesWes Network Cam, Eddie, and Leti discuss Samoa hosting CHOGM and King Charles. The boys talk about how Samoa did a great job showing the Commonwealth leaders hospitality. Then the boys talk about the killing of a woman on a bus in Onehunga. Then the boys talk about the NZ Government reading of the Samoan NZ Citizen Bill passing a 2nd time in Parliament. Sports Talk the boys discuss the NPC final and the All Blacks vs Japan match.

The usos from the WesWes Network Cam, Eddie, and Leti discuss the implications of language policies at Waikato Hospital, and the need for diversity and understanding in patient care. The tragic case of Aidan Sagala is revisited, emphasizing the need for justice and accountability. Then boys discuss Hana Schmidt and her comments on NZ-born Samoans and Afakasi being humbled, cultural identity, and the perceptions of New Zealand-born Samoans, sparking a broader conversation about entitlement and humility within the community.

The usos from the WesWes Network Cam, Leti and Eddie discuss the closure of Dave Letele's food bank and rising unemployment rates. They reflect on the impact of these events on families and the community, emphasizing the need for government support and the challenges faced by those in need. The conversation delves into the aftermath of a shipwreck involving the New Zealand Navy and its impact on the local Samoan community. In sports, the case of a rugby player navigating national identity and financial decisions in the context of international play. In this episode, the hosts engage in a lively discussion covering various topics including social faux pas at weddings, technology mishaps, food reviews, and movie recommendations.

The usos from the WesWes Network Cam, Leti, and Eddie discuss the impact of police negligence in the Stephen Stone case. They reflect on the importance of mental health, the power of podcasting in bringing justice, and the cultural implications of legacy and wealth, particularly in the context of Nadene Lomu's fight for her family's rights to Jonah's name. The conversation also touches on the dynamics of rugby rivalries and the role of media in shaping sports culture.

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In the usos from the WesWes Network Cam, Leti and Eddie discuss Catholic Priests accused of sexual assault being reinstated to churches in the Pacific Islands. Then, the boys discuss the Government moving 30 million dollars of funding from TeReo Maori Language courses to mathematics. Then, the boys discuss the Government trying to encourage those working from home to get back into the offices.

The usos from the WesWes Network Cam, Leti, and Eddie discuss the new Gang Laws to be passed in a month and the public concern on how the government can keep up the Police Force to execute the law to ban gang patches. Then the boys discuss the arrest of P-Diddy Sean Combs and the death of Tito Jackson. Then the bous talk about the weekend's Sports including the Bledislow Cup, Manu Samoa vs USA, the NRL Finals Footy, and Anthony Joshua getting knocked out.