In this episode I discuss the release by the Department of Justice of the so called "Epstein Files" that amounted to little more than hundreds of heavily or entirely redacted documents, providing barely any useful or actionable information, thereby barely complying with the legal mandate that they release these documents and how the victims deserve far better than that...

In this episode I discuss that while this is the legally mandated release date for the Department of Justice to release the Epstein files, they are likely not going to do so, why that might be and what the consequences may end up being for defying a law almost unanimously passed by Congress

In this episode I discuss the publication by Vanity Fair of a series of interviews of President Trump's Chief of Staff Susie Wiles and the candid and somewhat unflattering look into the inner workings of the Trump Administration it provided

In this episode I discuss the announcement by House Speaker Mike Johnson that there would be no vote on extending the Affordable Care Act subsidies prior to Congress' adjournment for the holidays and the end of the month, ensuring that health care premiums would be going up considerably for millions of Americans at the start the New Year

In this episode I discuss the President's callous and defamatory response to the news that famous director and Hollywood icon Rob Reiner and his wife Michelle were discovered slain in their home, the response to his inappropriate words and how in far too many ways, that is exactly what we have come to expect from him...

In this episode I discuss the possibility of former VP Kamala Harris re-entering the ring for the Democratic nomination for Presidents for 2028 and what factors she may have to overcome to not see a repeat of her first run for President

In this episode I discuss how Congress failed to reach an agreement on extending the Affordable Care subsidies set to expire at the end of the month, ensuring the healthcare premiums for millions of Americans are set to increase to affordable levels, and the cost this decision will have both on the American people and the elected officials who chose not to stop it from happening

In this episode I discuss rumblings that Donald Trump's wall of impenetrability is crumbling in real time and how for the first time in what feels like forever, he may be on track to actually face the consequences of his actions

In this episode I discuss the recent announcement that the State Department would be returning to Times New Roman for all official communications, reversing the "DEI" decision to transition to Calibri for ease of readability by people with disabilities. The Age of Woke Typeface is clearly over at State

In this episode I discuss the upcoming vote in Congress to extend the Affordable Care Act subsidies and how its likely to fail despite there not being any sort of Republican backed alternative, which will lead to the healthcare premiums of millions of Americans to skyrocket to unaffordable levels, leading to many to have to go without