Welcome to The TARFU Report, a news and commentary podcast featuring renowned political writers and journalists Matt Taibbi and Alex Pareene. TARFU is a long-lost cousin to SNAFU and FUBAR, invented in the U.S. Army during World War II, standing for Totally and Royally F—d Up. Pareene and Taibbi spend each episode tackling the TARFU news of the week.
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