Throwback Thursday on this special edition of the Damage Report, where in honor of Thanksgiving, we review our best interviews of the year. Psychology professor David Dunning exposes Trump's low IQ. Parker Molloy talks about how Tucker Carlson is teaching a master class in misdirection. Piper Perabo discusses the various allegations against Brett Kavanaugh and the #MeToo movement. David Cay Johnston on Trump's wall of secrecy being breached. Aurora Snow talks about harassment in the porn industry.

In honor of Black Friday, we look back to the worst decisions of 2019. Brett Erlich joins to review the top 10 worst Game of Thrones decisions. We compare Biden and Bernie's stances on the Iraq war. 1/3rd of Americans thought it would be ok to nuke North Korea, knowing it would kill at least 1 million people. Trump's bad decisions are plentiful, but those he's taken with the EPA are going to have lasting effects on our country and the whole world for a long, long time.

Trump's tariffs harm the South, Midwest and entire world. 1991 Bernie was already pitching Green New Deal-style climate reforms. Polling shows that both Democratic and Republican voters overwhelmingly prioritize impeachment over policy. A new Media Matters study shows that while the media is getting better at debunking Trump's lies, they're still not great at it. 33% of American households delay healthcare treatment due to high costs, which has devastating effects on both US citizens and the country's economy.

Recapping all of Trump's most embarrassing moments in just 2019 is hard to squeeze into an hour-long show, but for the holidays we decided to try. First, Trump struggles to form coherent sentences during his border visit. Then, we revisit Trump's origin story, which of course turned out to be a complete lie. Chinese officials then laugh in Trump's face as his advisors need to explain important policy terms to him in front of the press. We review the origins of the Trump-Fox news feud, which began with hosts admitting the President's poll numbers weren't looking all that great. Finally, when asked about the Bible, Trump's answer reveals his less-than-holy understanding of religion.