THE X LIST — documented objections, on tape.

Watch the official October 11 episode, listed as Public Executions in the podcast feed. Mary-Lou opposed televising the military execution described by Chad; her X was conditional on a broadcast, and she still supported the execution itself. That is one qualified issue.

She also said Trump did not deserve the Nobel Peace Prize at this time and called the post discussed on the show over the top. That is one clear objection to his claim, not agreement with the hosts’ broader mental-health argument. In the ICE shooting discussion, she agreed officers should have waited until a child was out of the car; that is a repeat of her existing objection to forceful enforcement tactics, with her caveats retained.

Her Russia answer expressly was “not an X”. She wanted to give the new press secretary a chance and did not withdraw support for Trump. This ledger records Mary-Lou’s reactions to claims discussed on the show; it does not independently certify those claims.

The October 7 and 11 English automatic transcripts were reviewed in full, with key speaker turns checked against the official videos. No independent audio transcription or separate fact-check of the hosts’ claims was completed. The October 9 guest special is outside this two-episode X review.

Watch the official October 7 episode, listed as A Small Price To Pay in the podcast feed. Its English automatic transcript is now available.

Mary-Lou rejected the military imagery the hosts showed, said she had expected Hegseth to be gone, and found his continued tenure alarming. That is a qualified issue: the visual comparison and intent alleged by the hosts are not established as fact here, and the exact X wording overlaps other speakers in the automatic transcript.

Later, she accepted Chad’s account that Trump had misled her about Project 2025 ties. That is one clear objection to the denial as discussed, without independently certifying how many provisions were adopted. She called the possible Los Angeles remark horrific but disputed the hosts’ interpretation, so that conditional reaction is not counted as another X.

• September 30, 2026 · What Role Does Trump Play In This Horrific Crime? · 47:47 · Full available transcript reviewed; ambiguous candidates excluded.
• October 4, 2026 · Why Is Trump Supporting The Cornell 7? · 1:15:42 · Two new issues and one repeat.

Mary-Lou’s objection to Trump’s Cornell response adds one clear issue and one moment. Her qualified objection to Hegseth’s slur adds one qualified issue and one moment; it does not establish a position on military inclusion. The Access Hollywood exchange is one repeat of the existing sexual-conduct issue, with her refusal to endorse a broader allegation preserved.

At that review, the ledger contained 42 issues (36 clear, 6 qualified), 95 timestamped moments and 16 issues with repeats across 186 transcript-reviewed full episodes. The October 7 and 11 reviews appear above.

Verification: both complete available automatic transcripts were reviewed. October 4 attribution was additionally checked against decoded source video, labeled participant panels and captions. Reviewers did not independently listen to audio; short uncaptained opening and ending intervals remain unreviewed. September 30 Cornell and Access Hollywood candidates were conservatively excluded because Mary-Lou attribution was not established. No guilt finding or unpublished research-deferral claim is asserted.

The separate Sunday Night Live is not included in this main-episode index.

The September 23 midweek and September 27 Sunday episodes added no new issue. During Sunday’s discussion of ICE activity near the family’s former hometown, Mary-Lou repeated her objection to how ICE enforcement is going, while defending the removal of people she believes have criminal warrants. That was one new moment for an existing issue, not a 41st issue. At this review, the ledger stood at 40 issues and 92 timestamped moments across 184 reviewed full episodes.

The midweek ICE discussion reinforces existing entries. Chad’s separate reaction to a reported Trump threat is not attributed to Mary-Lou, so it remains outside her ledger.

The election-time martial-law question was hypothetical; she predicted it would not happen and gave no firm new objection. Her insider-trading criticism was conditional, and she disputed that the conduct described was Trump’s insider trading. Neither becomes a new X.

Bedside Bob counter: 5+ off-mic cameos. He was still recovering but found ways to join in from the background. That’s a playful minimum from the automatic transcript, which can miss overlapping voices—not an exact interruption count or part of the X tally.

The separate September 27 Sunday Night Live replay is a Chad-only viewer Q&A. Mary-Lou does not speak, so it adds no objection, repeat, companion incident, or reviewed-full-episode increment.

Sources: Sep 23 episode · Sep 27 episode · Sep 27 live replay. The official podcast feed now lists both full episodes in this review window.