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Here's Something

Eli Grober

This is Eli Grober's newsletter. Humor that's part catharsis, part diagnosis, often funny, frequently critical, and always something.

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Latest Issues

July 17, 2026

The elections that made me president are totally rigged.

My fellow Americans, you have been duped. You’ve been tricked. You’ve been completely bamboozled. The elections that you all take part in, the ones that have made me president two...

10 days ago
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June 9, 2026

“Pelley, along with a number of other 60 Minutes correspondents who were fired, have now accused Weiss of editorial interference and bias”

The press has finally been freed from journalism

When I first started out in the news, there was...

2 months ago
12
3

May 3, 2026

Leaked audio from my reunion with my 7-month-old daughter after she wouldn’t sleep last night


ANDY COHEN
And when Dada wanted to put you back in the crib, what did you say?

MY 7-MONTH-OLD
[SPITS]

ANDY COHEN
Right. That mu...

3 months ago
13
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March 21, 2026

We’ve officially won the war we’re currently and indefinitely fighting

I am proud to announce that we have won the war—the one we’re fighting right now, indefinitely. We have declared victory, which will help morale during the next few...

4 months ago
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February 25, 2026

My fellow Americans, we are richer than ever before. Well, you aren’t, but we are.

My fellow Americans, I stand before you tonight to make one thing very clear: we are richer than ever before. You aren’t, of course. But we are. My frien...

5 months ago
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