In this episode I discuss how back in 2024 now Attorney General Pam Bondi had said in legal brief that military officers weren't compelled to follow an unlawful order from the President, but question how much she would stand by that now that her boss is basically challenging the very definition of what an "unlawful order" truly is, and what it could mean for our collective futures

In this episode I discuss a growing sentiment that old politicians need to make way for new younger replacements, the importance of new younger minds with new younger ideas and the detriment of letting us become a nation of old people electing old people

In this episode I discuss a recent poll out of Harvard that showed a majority of Generation Z had a fairly pessimistic view of current current politics and a lot of fear and anxiety for their own futures, and go into how at least some of it may have been a product of their own making

In this episode I discuss the recent special election in Tennessee where Republican Matt Van Epps defeated Democrat Aftyn Behn...but not by very much, and how this narrow loss actually might be a positive sign for Democrats going into next year's midterm elections and evidence that Democrat voters are energized for the first time in a long time

In this episode I discuss the recent Presidential pardon given to former President of Honduras Juan Orlando Hernandez for his conviction stemming from his involvement in bringing hundreds of tons of cocaine into the US and how a sentence that was supposed to be evidence that even Presidents aren't immune to the consequences of their crimes was invalidated, resulting in the exact opposite message

In this episode I discuss recent data out of the Labor Department that showed blue collar jobs have been massively declining under a second Trump presidency and speculating what this downtrend may leading towards and the alarm bells it may be ringing

In this episode I discuss the announcement that the prosecutor in Georgia who was put in charge of the criminal case against sitting President Donald Trump in relation to his attempt to overturn the 2020 election has decided not to pursue the case and a judge subsequently dismissing it, cementing that Donald Trump now faces no consequence for trying to criminally invalidate the results of an election he definitively lost

In this episode I discuss the recent annual Presidential Turkey Pardoning and how our President had to find a way of putting his own Trump spin on it and also manage to make it about himself

In this episode I discuss House Speaker Mike Johnson's recent communication with the White House that Congressional Republicans do not wish to extend ACA subsidies, even as the President was strongly considering extending them for two years as a part of a proposed Republican healthcare plan, and how this whole thing may ultimately cost Republicans when election time comes

In this episode I discuss concerns by Republicans that Democrats are looking to make huge gains in the House come 2026 and they may lose their majority there, possibly even the Senate too, laying a solid foundation for them to take the Presidency in that next election