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A fast-paced half-hour show that brings news stories you won’t hear on TV or perspectives on stories you may have heard on your TV but the media decided not to broadcast. You might hear a story about members of one political party voting against a piece of legislation with an altruistic name like “The save the baby seals act,” but they will never tell you why. When you hear the real reason, you might want to thank them for voting the way they did. We cover 4-5 topics ranging from politics to the environment; to energy to developments in the world of science, plus the quote of the day.

  1. 4d ago

    Season 9, Episode 18 - Bill Maher, Kamala Harris, economic forces in Europe, Venezuela's economy, Colorado's population decline, CEO of Home Depot, school safety in Utah, and much more!

    Our Quote of the week this week is from Bill Maher on why stupid Democrat positions are costing them votes at the ballot box In our "Stupidest Thing I’ve Heard All Week" segment, we have a brand-new word salad from Kamala Harris. We’ll play a satirical clip of a fictional candidate for office explaining why you should vote for him We’ll tell you about the economic & demographic forces that are behind the riots in France and why they are spreading to other European countriesWe’ll give you the timeline of how Venezuela went from the 3rd richest country in the Western Hemisphere to a failed nation whose policies also claimed the lives of more than 50,000 of its citizens in just 1 day this past June. We’ll give you data on how far behind the rest of the country Colorado has fallen in population and job growth, and why. We’ll tell you how a woman who started working for Home Depot in 1985 for $4.15 an hour rose to become the senior VP in charge of all Home Depot stores in North AmericaWe’ll tell you about Utah’s approach to increasing school safety and how well it's working for students in the state. Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week is Gwinnett County, Georgia, where a man fought off four armed robbers and why two of them are now facing murder charges

  2. Oct 21

    Season 9, Episode 17 - Economist Milton Friedman, Democrat Socialists of America are destroying the Democrat Party identity, NYC Gifted Schools, Supreme Court Bruen decision, Bill Maher, and more!

    Our Quote of the week this week is from the legendary Economist Milton Friedman on how inefficient governments can be, sometimes on purpose In our runner-up quote-of-the-week contest, we have a quote from a Politico story about how Democrat Socialists of America are destroying the Democrat Party identity. In the stupidest thing I’ve heard all week, we have a clip of a local political candidate who showed up for a TV interview drunk With Halloween only 9 days away, a listener sent in a story describing the world’s newest record-setting pumpkin and where it was grown. We’ll tell you about a push in NY City to change how gifted students gain admission to the City’s 3 specialty high schools focused on science & math, and why they want to change it. We’ll share with you a shocking statistic regarding how many dogs are shot & killed by police officers every year and what you can do to prevent that from happening to your dog if you are a dog owner. In the wake of the school shooting that happened in Bend, Oregon last week, we’ll tell you about an absurd school shooting statistic put out by CNN that was picked up and repeated by dozens of other news outlets In a related story, we’ll look back at all the predictions made by Democrat politicians and liberals following the 2022 Supreme Court Bruen decision, which forced states to issue concealed weapon carry permits to any qualified resident who applied. We have a clip from Bill Maher observing how hypocritical many liberal positions have become. Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week is from Bend, Oregon, where a private citizen and the father of two girls shot & killed the school shooter before the local police could even arrive on scene.

  3. Oct 14

    Season 9, Episode 16 - Loy Holtz, Celebrity Jeopardy, gun violence in Seattle, November election measures, Flock cameras, price of gas across the U. S., ICE protests, European auto industry, and more!

    Our Quote of the week is from the legendary College football coach Lou Holtz, who died earlier this year, on the link between talent, motivation & attitude. In the stupidest thing I’ve heard all week, we have two to pick from: The first is about how 3 celebrity contestants on Celebrity Jeopardy all got a very simple question wrong. The second is a proposed solution to growing gun violence in the City of Seattle, Washington, by that City’s Mayor. You decide the winner.We’ll tell you which state has a measure on its November ballot for citizens to vote on an official state gun, and how many other states have already adopted an official state gun We’ll tell you how the incorrect use of Flock camera data by the police wound up putting an innocent woman in jail for 13 days. We’ll compare gas prices in two different states last week and explain why they are so dramatically different. We’ll explain how the protest machine operates and point out something you may not have noticed during TV news coverage of the recent ICE shooting protest.We’ll explain why the auto industry in Germany and other European countries is starting to collapse, and why they have no one else but themselves to blame. We’ll explain why students in France and other European countries are rioting and how it relates to the cost of a college education in those countries.We’ll give you an example of how little TV news people actually know about guns and how they can mislead people with the misinformation they disseminate. Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week is from New Orleans, where a homeowner shoots & kills an intruder.

  4. Oct 7

    Season 9, Episode 15 - Mark Keith Robinson, coverage of the Dubai Jetliner, Climate Change Lawsuit, Javier Milei, McDonald's going AI, horses and their blankets, beavers in London, Arynne Wexler

    In this week's podcast, our Quote of the Week is from Mark Keith Robinson, the former Lieutenant Governor of North Carolina, on how Democrats would feel about voter ID laws if dead people & illegal aliens were voting for Republicans In the stupidest thing I’ve heard all week, we’ll tell you how several major news organizations initially described the attempt by the copilot of the Fly Dubai Jetliner to crash the airplane. We’ll tell you about a Climate change lawsuit filed by the City of Boulder, Colorado, that is heading to the Supreme Court and why it is likely to fail We’ll tell you what Javier Milei, Argentina's president, told the UN General Assembly during the organization's meeting in NY City two weeks ago. We’ll tell you how much money McDonald’s has committed to spend on developing & installing AI-based systems in its stores over the next 10 years and where you are most likely to see those new systems in operation first. From one of our listeners, we’ll tell you about an experiment involving a group of horses who became trained to tell their handlers when they wanted their winter blankets to be put on or removed Also from one of our listeners, we’ll tell you how the city of London, England, is using Beavers to solve a flooding problem instead of building expensive concrete damsWe’ll play a clip from Comedian Arynne Wexler describing why she moved from NY City to FloridaOur taxpayer relief shot segment this week is from Philadelphia, where a single woman shoots & kills an intruder who turned out to be a former boyfriend

  5. Sep 30

    Season 9, Episode 14 - U. S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright, Kamala Harris on maternal care, pending legislation on BB guns, climate change, upcoming elections, and much more!

    Our Quote of the week is from US Energy Secretary Chris Wright, describing how much money has been spent on renewable energy projects and how much energy those projects are actually producing. In the stupidest thing I’ve heard all week, we’ll bring you a new clip of Kamala Harris trying to link a reduced focus on DEI initiatives to the quality of maternal care. We’ll tell you about a new piece of pending legislation that would reclassify BB guns as firearms and why the Gifford Law Center is supporting it. We’ll tell you about a new study that challenges some of the hysterical claims about the alleged damage activists say climate change has been causing. We’ll give you another example of why who you vote to reelect as a judge in your county or state matters. Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week is from Pleasant Hill California where a Homeowner shoots & kills an intruder and how long it took for the police to respond to early 9-11 calls.

  6. Sep 23

    Season 9, Episode 13 - Bill Maher, most dangerous profession, federal lawsuit against local police, electric buses, popular non-alcoholic drinks bad for your liver, restrictions on handguns, and more

    In this week's podcast, our stupidest thing I’ve heard all week segment comes to us from Bill Maher, who brings us another example of how stupid many young voting-age people in this country really are. We’ll tell you what the most dangerous profession in the United States is, and the answer might surprise you. Hint: It’s not being a tow truck driver, lumberjack, or police officer We’ll tell you about a woman who lives in Cedartown, Georgia, who has filed a Federal Lawsuit against a local police officer and why. We’ll tell you what major US city is backing away from plans to replace all of its Diesel-powered buses with electric buses and why. In our health minute, we’ll tell you what very popular drink millions of people drink every day is worse for your liver than alcohol. We’ll tell you about a federal court decision from last Friday that has eliminated a restriction on how and where people can purchase a handgun. We’ll tell you what a Democrat candidate for Congress in North Carolina thinks should happen to all Trump supporters We’ll tell you why the price of synthetic oil has almost doubled and why some sellers are rationing it. If you live in a state that has very high school taxes (like New Jersey), we’ll share with you one of the reasons why and why a lot of your tax dollars aren’t going into the pockets of teachers. Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week is from Memphis, TN, where an apartment resident shoots & kills one of two intruders, and what happened to the second one.

  7. Sep 16

    Season 9, Episode 12 - Greenville City Council, Ralph Lauren, AI use for customer service, Medicare Advantage Plans, robot soldiers, World Trade Centers, FBI's National Crime Data, and much more!

    Our quote of the week is from a man in Greenville, SC, speaking to the Greenville City Council about their newly proposed gun control laws. In our stupidest thing I’ve heard all week, we’ll tell you why some people are criticizing designer Ralph Lauren for the person he chose to feature on the cover of his ‘Modern Luxury” monthly magazine. We’ll give you an example of how AI is replacing human customer service representatives and how you might be able to save several hundred dollars per year. If you are currently enrolled in a Medicare Advantage plan or considering signing up for one next month, we’ll tell you why you might want to reconsider that decision. We’ll tell you how close the world might be getting to the deployment of Robot soldiers. The answer is probably much closer than you might think. We’ll tell you about the extreme lengths the US Government went to to bring closure to the families who lost loved ones in the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center. We’ll share with you the national crime data from the recently released FBI summary of national crime data for 2025. In a related story, we’ll share some new data on gun ownership in this country and how it might be relevant to a new Supreme Court case scheduled to be heard in December of this year. Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week is from Michigan, where a man vacuuming out his car at a car wash shoots and kills one of two armed men who tried to rob him.

  8. Sep 9

    Season9, Episode 11 - Economist Thomas Sowell, college-aged students, elementary school spending, Millionaires, John Stossel, Chinese Bots, Bill Maher, loss of jobs in blue states and much more!

    This week, our quote of the week is from Economist Thomas Sowell answering the question, “Are the Barbarians (radical socialists) at our gates?” In our stupidest thing I’ve heard all week, we’ll play a clip of college-aged students trying to answer simple questions about US history and Geography. In a related story, we’ll tell you how much per-pupil K-12 spending has increased over the past 20 years and what impact that increased spending has had on student achievement scores and why you should care even if you don’t have school-aged kids. We’ll tell you how many new Millionaires the US economy is currently creating every single day. The number might astound you. We’ll play a clip of John Stossel describing what happened after the City of St. Paul imposed rent controls on all the apartment units in that city and why that result was easily predictable. We’ll tell you why a lot of the anti-AI stories and posts on Facebook you are seeing are actually being generated by Chinese BOTs and why they are doing that. We’ll play a clip from Bill Maher telling us how the vast majority of Democrat Congressmen voted on a recent resolution sponsored by a member of their own party We’ll share with you data detailing the shocking loss of jobs from two very blue states and tell you why the companies involved are choosing to move Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week is from Arizona, where a good guy with a gun saves the life of a state trooper who had been shot & wounded by an armed thug.

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A fast-paced half-hour show that brings news stories you won’t hear on TV or perspectives on stories you may have heard on your TV but the media decided not to broadcast. You might hear a story about members of one political party voting against a piece of legislation with an altruistic name like “The save the baby seals act,” but they will never tell you why. When you hear the real reason, you might want to thank them for voting the way they did. We cover 4-5 topics ranging from politics to the environment; to energy to developments in the world of science, plus the quote of the day.

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