Joe and Roni consider the hopelessness of a UN small arms treaty, the hopelessness of a climate change bill, the hopelessness of Serbia ever recognizing Kosovo, and Joe introduces the latest sound effects toy: The Frog. Ribbit.

Step into your time machine and head all the way back to July 19, 2010: the BP oil cap, the GOP's change of heart on Afghanistan, and the Taliban's monkey commandos are discussed on this week-old episode of DWATG.

Attempting the first half of a 2-episode weekend, Joe and Roni consider whether Obama is failing, why immigration policy is failing, and how crappily BP is failing.

With Joe absent and no news whatsoever, Ethan and Roni talk about the World Cup and a whole lot of nothing for an hour.

Eleven bumbling Russian spies are found deep within the ranks of American yuppiedom, Foreign Policy updates their worldwide ranking of failed states, Michael Steele accidentally becomes a radical leftist, West Virginia's Robert Byrd dies after over 50 years as a US Senator, and leaders from France and Nigeria show the world how to take soccer too seriously.

Obama fires Stanley McChrystal over insubordinate remarks and conduct, the rumor mill reveals that Rahm Emanuel may quit his job this November, Holland tries to entrap anti-Jewish Muslims using fake Jews as bait, North Korea asks the US for 65 trillion dollars, and Joe decides that recent fatwa victim Mark Zuckerberg's real name is actually Jacob.