1073. Andy & DJ CTI: Election Controversies, Absentee Ballot Envelopes Mysteriously Shipped To Soros & '60 Minutes' Profile Of Deported Husband

Episode of REAL AF with Andy Frisella · October 28, 2026 · 1 h 44 min

Andy Frisella and DJ discuss digital surveillance, Brazil's and Israel's elections, Maine absentee ballot envelopes, Israel's US influence, a 60 Minutes deportation profile, and a viral youth-soccer controversy.

Summary

In this "Cruise the Internet" episode, Andy Frisella and DJ opened with a Firefox commercial that led into a discussion of digital surveillance. Frisella argued that most people do not grasp how much they are surveilled and have resigned themselves to it, and speculated that young people drink less because they fear being filmed in public. The producer cited Apple's $95 million settlement over Siri eavesdropping.

DJ described Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's runoff victory over Flávio Bolsonaro in Brazil, alleging that a Supreme Court justice who had been Lula's lawyer extended voting by two hours. The hosts then turned to Israel's election, where DJ said Benjamin Netanyahu was trailing. Frisella blamed Netanyahu for global antisemitism and for Israel's danger from Iran, and argued that Israel should be decoupled from the United States. They discussed a report that hundreds of Maine absentee ballot envelopes were shipped to a Soros-linked nonprofit in Maryland, and criticized large political donations from either party. They were also skeptical of Trump's $1 million reward for reporting voter fraud, with Frisella saying it meant nothing without arrests. They reacted to a clip of a federal judge describing trips taking judges to Israel, which Frisella called bribery. Frisella also made disputed historical claims about World War II, and DJ relayed unverified allegations about Jared Kushner and Susie Wiles.

The hosts criticized a 60 Minutes profile of Moussa Diawara, a Malian man deported to Ghana, highlighting DHS claims that he had falsely said he was gay on his asylum application, and played DHS general counsel James Percival disputing violent-crime statistics. Frisella blamed open-border advocates for the hardships of deportation and argued that America is the least racist country. They ended with a segment on a three-year-old soccer player removed from a Florida league, which they concluded had been misrepresented as a racial incident, and Frisella argued that parents are the problem in youth sports.

Chapters

  1. 0:03

    Intro and Firefox's comeback ad

    The hosts introduce the CTI format and react to a Firefox commercial featuring early-internet personalities.

  2. 4:33

    Digital surveillance

    Frisella argues that people have accepted constant surveillance, and the producer cites Apple's Siri eavesdropping settlement.

  3. 15:00

    Brazil's presidential runoff

    DJ describes Lula's win over Flávio Bolsonaro after a contested two-hour extension of voting.

  4. 17:22

    Israel's election and Netanyahu

    The hosts discuss Netanyahu's poor polling, his election-interference claims and a nuclear-threat post, and Frisella blames him for antisemitism.

  5. 36:08

    Maine ballot envelopes, donors and Trump's fraud reward

    The hosts discuss absentee envelopes shipped to a Soros-linked nonprofit, big-money donations, and skepticism about Trump's $1 million voter-fraud reward.

  6. 44:05

    Judges' trips to Israel

    A clip of a federal judge organizing Israel trips for judges prompts accusations of bribery and calls to decouple Israel from the US.

  7. 53:04

    WWII claims and Kushner allegations

    Frisella raises disputed historical claims about the Holocaust, and DJ relays unverified allegations about Jared Kushner and Susie Wiles.

  8. 1:00:14

    60 Minutes deportation profile

    The hosts criticize CBS's profile of deported Malian Moussa Diawara and play DHS official James Percival rebutting crime statistics.

  9. 1:13:48

    Racism, immigration and American opportunity

    Frisella blames open-border advocates for the hardships of deportation and argues that America is the least racist country.

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    1:23:35

    Travel, education and meritocracy

    The producer and Frisella discuss sheltered perspectives, dopamine and scrolling, and the need for personal ownership.

  11. 1:29:34

    Three-year-old soccer prodigy controversy

    The hosts examine body-cam footage showing the boy's family was removed for disruptive behavior, and criticize entitled parents in youth sports.

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  • Andy FrisellaShow intro voiceover by host Andy Frisella
  • DJCo-host of the CTI segments on REAL AF, presents the headlines

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From the publisher

On today's episode, Andy and DJ discuss Lula's presidential election victory over Bolsonaro amid controversy surrounding extended voting hours in Brazil, hundreds of Maine absentee ballot envelopes reportedly being shipped to a Soros-linked nonprofit in Maryland before the investigation was closed, and the Trump administration accusing CBS of omitting key details from its 60 Minutes profile of a deported husband and father.

Summary, chapters and key points were generated from the episode transcript on October 29, 2026. Quotes are checked word for word against the transcript.

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