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Professor Walter E. Williams, professor of economics at George Mason University speaks with Jim and Jane about race and economics.

Republican strategist and Texas resident Stephanie Conway discusses why President Trump may be behind in the polls in Texas; normally a reliably red state.

Jazz Shaw, the weekend editor and contributor to conservative blog HotAir, joins Jane and Jim on the podcast this week.

They speak about the futile attempts to erase American history by pulling down and defacing statues; even religious statues. Statues are just the start, as there are plans to rename cities, towns and even states in America.

Jane and Jazz talk about America's slide into socialism.

Special podcast today discussing the recent SCOTUS decision concerning Congress' demand for President Trump's tax returns.

Barbara Vicevich joins Jim to discuss the topic including Speaker Nancy Pelosi's claim "Trump is not above the law" and the media's claim Trump must hand over his tax returns. The case hinged on separation of powers.

Conservative columnist Don Pesci talks with Jim and Jane about mask controversy in Connecticut, plus Marxist creep and control in America.

Former AUSA and law professor Barbara Vicevich talks with Jim and Jane about recent Supreme Court decisions on the Electoral College and Little Sisters of the Poor; both rulings favor conservatives.

Ed Morrissey, co-editor-in-chief of Hot Air speaks with Jim and Jane about the political leanings of black lives matter, based on an article in The Federalist.

The Sound Off Sister former federal prosecutor talks with Jim and Jane about Supreme Court rulings affecting abortion. Plus what’s coming upon Trump's tax returns and the electoral college.