Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr talk about the sadness, manipulation, and dangers of the Democrats running Joe Biden for President of the United States.

The Caddo Parish Commission keeps proposing and voting on resolutions which are actually more what political pundits do, rather than providing for the daily needs of the residents living and working in Caddo Parish. Is that really the Commission’s job?

Our American Mamas, Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur, are quite worked up over the double standard of the fake news media where they are “reporting” that protesting and rioting will not cause a spread of coronavirus, but attending a Trump Rally definitely will.
Stephen Parr and Louis Avallone visit in the studio with a Shreveport resident couple about the threats they have received for flying a Trump flag under the American flag on their own flagpole in their own yard.

Ben Carson said we need to stop being offended by history. Facts matter. Context matters. Understanding both is fundamental to understanding history. We need to not be taken in by this “history grievance” movement.

Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr are concerned with the aggressive liberal attacks on everything they can stick any “racial attachment” upon, no matter how far back in history, other than Planned Parenthood. The Cancel Culture is determined to wipe out all Democrat racial history, which really is a major part of the Democrat Party's history.

Our American Mamas, Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur, talk about the insensitivity of the US House Democrats’ cultural appropriation of the Central Ghana’s Royal Kente Cloth for a political stunt inside the US Capitol Building.
Stephen Parr and Louis Avallone discuss the problems of the Seattle protestors having taken control of about six blocks of an area they are now calling the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone. They have blocked the streets of that area, preventing cars from being able to pass through. The “entrances” to this area are being patrolled by armed individuals wearing body armor. The bottom line is this is both criminal and lawless, and neither the Seattle Mayor nor the Washington State Governor seem to be interested in stopping it.

Stephen and Louis play the “Fake New Game”.

Even though it has been minority neighborhoods hardest hit by both the shutdown and then the riots, Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr point out that the Democrats are doing their best to blame it all on President Trump. Walter Williams, an economist who happens to be black, said the true plight of the black community has little or nothing to do with the police nor systematic racism. Instead, we need to hold responsible the people running our big cities.

Our American Mamas, Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur, talk about the UCLA Professor of 39 years being fired because he didn’t allow his black students (all online classes, so how was he to know who was what ethnic entity?) to skip the final to go protest. The University failed to teach mature responsibility to its students out of fear of the media.

Stephen Parr and Louis Avallone talk about a new Poll out saying that 72% of Americans have a favorable opinion of their local law enforcement, including 51% of Blacks and 56% of Hispanics. It also included 87% and 66% of Democrats. The support for law enforcement is consistent no matter where you live.

For the first time in history, half of the senior leaders on the National Security Council of the United States of America are women! The National Security Council is the President’s principal forum for considering issues involving overall national security, military, and foreign policy issues key members of the Executive Branch of the White House, including the Cabinet.

Louis Avallone begins the show with a very different approach to the chaos going on in our cities, with Stephen Parr providing balance to the arguments. It is an interesting debate. Listen to the segment which follows to hear the rest of their thinking.

Louis and Stephen agree with the principle that what our tax dollars is used for should be of value to us.

Our American Mamas, Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur, are very frustrated with the inconsistency of what is allowing and is not allowing regarding congregated groups by elected officials. Protesters can be in huge groups with very close contact, but families cannot even go to their own Churches or even to have funerals. Something just is not right.

Angela Underwood Jacobs. sister of a federal officer who was assassinated in a drive-by killing, testified before the US House Judiciary Committee. Her thoughts are worth noting.

Louis Avallone starts the show sharing a proposed City Ordinance, being made by Shreveport City Councilman James Green, which would require very expensive, detailed videoing of every entrance to every business in Shreveport at all times when the business is open, and which would be made available to law endorsement upon request without a warrant. Stephen Parr says this would be a huge overstep of governmental power, violating a number of Individual Rights guaranteed in the US Constitutional Bill of Rights.

Our American Mamas, Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur, say too much negativity all at once can do damage to your emotional and spiritual health. We cannot ignore what is happening, but we can control how much of it we must deal with every day. Sometimes it is important to just step away from conflict for awhile.

Stephen explains we all must run all political problems through the second sentence of the Declaration of Independence. With George Floyd’s killing, the government failed to do what it is supposed to do…..to protect our rights to life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness. Unfortunately, too many in government do not understand that.

Giles Paley-Phillips, children’s author, posted on Twitter for suggestions of “best advice in four words or less”. Stephen shares some of the suggested posts.

Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr discuss the reality that more black babies are aborted every year in New York City than are born. This problem seems to be a problem primarily in the black community. The CDC has reported that only 13% of the American population is black, and yet they account for 36% of all the abortions. Hispanics do not have abortions at any near the same rate.

Our American Mamas, Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur, talk about how to handle wearing a mask for a sustained period of time. There are people who have real psychological problems with having to wear them. Please be understanding.
Stephen Parr and Louis Avallone discuss the proper use of the words “and” and “but”. The significance is profound.

According to a recent Gallup Poll, more American adults say the situation of the coronavirus is getting better than say it is getting worse. Like so much going on right now, the divide is generally along political lines. The Republicans are the optimists, and the Democrat are the pessimists. Stephen Parr explains that electing Democrats will keep you trapped by their fears. Electing Republicans will liberate you. Something to think about.

Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr discuss the problem of Democrat politicians continuing to “rewrite” or otherwise attempt to erase our National history by removing statues, without even knowing the true history connected to those statues.

Our American Mamas, Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur, discuss how celebrities, who pretend to be other people for a living, are now letting Dr. Fauci pretend to be them in order to tell people “the read truth” about the coronavirus worldwide. How is that working?
Stephen Parr and Louis Avallone discuss how Texas is opening with strength. Even Mississippi is completely open. However, Louisiana is not doing well because the state has been slow to open and New Orleans is doing very poorly, as it has been for years. It is all because of the quality of leadership in adjacent states which is lacking in Louisiana and New Orleans.
Stephen Parr and Louis Avallone talk about the importance of expressing yourself to your friends and neighbors. It is a good story.

Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr talk about the problems of Louisiana insurance being so expensive. It hurts residents and it hurts all businesses. Vehicle insurance is the second highest in the Nation, because the legal system is so messed up. Louisiana Senate Bill 418 was supposed to solve the problem; however, that bill might actually cause even more personal injury law suits to be filed. Louis explains.

Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr discuss the tragedy of anarchists using the wrongful death of one black man to create situations where other innocent, law abiding Americans are also killed, and their deaths ignored.

Our American Mamas, Teri Netterville shares her experience listening to a Division 1 Basketball Coaches Zoom broadcast where the subject was talking about the issues of race and conflict on all sides.
Louisiana State Representative Alan Seabaugh talks with Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr on the phone about the mess up with the insurance reform bill which the Governor is saying he will veto.

Stephen Parr and Louis Avallone talk about how the press misrepresents the violence that is repeatedly shown on television and cable news. Yes, Antifa hates law enforcement because they are stopping Antifa from achieving their goal of total National anarchy. But most blacks are not supportive of anarchy.

Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr discuss the liberal controversy over President Trump walking over to the historic burned St. John’s Church to express his clear support for Religion, in spite of the rioters burning the Church and in spite of so many Democrat Governors banning Church attendance.

Our American Mama, Teri Netterville, talks about how to handle posts on social media in a supportive and positive way.
All of our political thoughts must be able to run through the filter of the Second Sentence of the Declaration of Independence. If it cannot, you need to figure out why not. After all, it is idea that America was founded upon.

Stephen and Louis highlight positive events in these difficult days involving our law enforcement personnel which are not being shown over and over on the news, but really should be.