Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr talk about the money wasted building a temporary hospital that was not needed and about how the more money Governor Edwards could find excuses to spend, the more money the Federal Government would give him to find other ways to waste. Why is this seen as good government in Louisiana?

Our American Mamas, Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur, explain the media is deliberately publishing misinformation about the number of TRUE NEW ILLNESSES. The number used in headlines was simply reporting a backlog of cases that should have been reported a long time ago. As Denise explains, her “rights don’t end at someone else’s fear”.
Stephen Parr and Louis Avallone site three situations where Joe Biden may be in trouble. Important to think about them.

Stephen and Louis discuss how important church attendance significantly improves one’s quality of life. It also improves the nearby community.

ouis Avallone and Stephen Parr talk about the impact of raising hotel/motel taxes, thinking those taxes are going to be paid by out-of-towners. Actually, the more you raise those taxes, the fewer out-of-towners the community is likely to get. The City of New Orleans is not doing well, and leadership is not doing well. Does the Governor need to step in and take control?

Some time back, Shreveport voted in favor of the impact of raising hotel/motel taxes, thinking those taxes are going to be paid by out-of-towners. Actually, the more you raise those taxes, the fewer out-of-towners the community is likely to get. The City of New Orleans is not doing well, and leadership is not doing well. Does the Governor need to step in and take control?

Our American Mamas, Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur, say so many people are just done with this quarantine, including themselves, their families and friends. The isolation had reached the point where it was becoming a real psychological problem.
Stephen Parr and Louis Avallone discuss the reality that most people are employed by small businesses across America. At this point, all are in very fragile condition. They cannot survive by staying at home.

Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr discuss the reality that everything in life has the potential to be a risk. At some point — and probably pretty soon — more and more Americans will decide they have had enough and decide they are ready to take a risk. Football teams are not going to be playing in empty stadiums. Just not going to happen.

Louis and Stephen are trying to figure out exactly where the line would be drawn for the government to continue deciding what is an “appropriate level of risk” for us Americans to take. Where does it end? When does it end? Where are the limits? Stephen points out defining the “limits” of actions before it becomes a violation of the Constitution is what the US Supreme Court does every day.

Our American Mamas, Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur do not think it is selfish to go back to work. Those staying sheltered are expecting others to go to work to support their “stay at home” needs. Why is that not selfish? Teri and Denise have a lot to say about this.
Stephen Parr and Louis Avallone review what and how Joe Biden said what he said in answering George Stephanopoulos’ question about what he knew and when did he know it regarding the planned “entrapment investigations” of LTG Flynn. Did Biden just admit to being knowledgeable about planned treason on National television?

Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr still would like to know what the politicians did to consider the potential consequences to the economy when they decided to put the entire Nation into quarantine lockdown. Stephen asked Gov. Edwards office exactly that the day he announced the shutdown, and still has never received any response. All we were told was we had to shut down flatten the curve to prevent our healthcare system from being overwhelmed. Were the politicians deliberately lying to us or were they unintentionally incompetent?

Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr discuss how when you are afraid, you make bad decisions. The power-grabbing COVID politicians took advantage of this fear, fed it, and now are not willing to give up the power they took from us.

Our American Mama, Teri Netterville shares her Mother’s Day experience this year under the lockdown. For those who could, it was nice to be with family.
Two important quotes: Thomas Jefferson’s “The price of freedom is eternal vigilance,” and John
Adams’ “Liberty, once lost, is lost forever.” Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr explain that we have indeed have lost liberties. We were not politely asked to go into lockdown. We were ordered by the government.

Kayleigh McEnany was appointed as White House press secretary on April 7, 2020. She has resumed the White House Press Conferences, and the members of the Press have some things to learn and get accustomed to…..such as McEnany being fully prepared for their hateful “got’ya” questions. She skewers them right back in her answers, smiles, and walks out.

Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr are quite appalled by the murder in Alabama. They discuss the issues involved, including the fact that killing other people is just wrong.

Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr discuss how we now are divided into two camps: the “new normal” group who believe it must be like this forevermore, and the “we flattened the curve so time to get back to living” group. It is important to recognize the reality of Confirmation Bias and how it is impacting people’s thinking.

Our American Mamas, Denise Arthur and Teri Netterville talk about how the quarantine has impacted family interactions and plans for this Mother’s Day.
Stephen Parr studied the data compiled by SafeGraph which collected the frequency individual cell phones left “home” to determine how well people were continuing to “shelter in place” or not. Comparing that data to the COVID-19 death rate data, it appears the two do not correlate the way we were told it would. Stephen explains that Red States are not staying at home more but they also are not dying more. Blue States are staying home and they still are dying more.

Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr are very concerned about how the Democrats, speaking in very reasonable tones of voice, are informing Americans about how they are going to be “tracked” and or “imprisoned” without their Constitutional Rights of Trial because Democrat Politicians think it is best. A number of very disconcerting examples are provided.

Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr get into a discussion about overreaching legal behavior by elected authorities involving the opening up of business again. The Texas Supreme Court is having to intervene in the Dallas jailed hair salon owner, and she out of jail while that proceeds. And in the Louisiana Legislature, a bill has been introduced to mandate paid sick leave for all businesses. This would make it even harder for businesses in Louisiana to open back up.

Our American Mamas, Denise Arthur tells Teri Netterville about the trend now to have adult women serving as flower girls in weddings. What’s up with that?
Louisiana Representative Dotie Horton joins Stephen Parr and Louis Avallone on the phone to talk about the events starting to take place in the Louisiana Legislature. She said Governor Edwards has pulled his fascist snitch hotline. She also reports the Legislature was able to kill the bill mandating paid sick leave.

Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr are very concerned about the economic damage being done with the State being closed. Governor John Bel Edwards has a history of been very proud of making people dependent upon government benefits, including the number of people on unemployment benefits right now. But this shut down is killing businesses, including child care facilities. This will make it hard for many mothers to be able to go back to work when work becomes available.

Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr talk about the Democrats’ motivations to keep the economic conditions depressed until the November 3 Election.

Our American Mamas, Denise Arthur shares with Teri Netterville a true story example of lack of appropriate patience by too many Americans these days.
Stephen Parr tells Louis Avallone about an article written by Dr. John M Mandrola, MD, a Kentucky Cardiac Electrophysiology, explaining the coronavirus will still be around in six months to a year. Louis points out that we did the National quarantine to “lower the curve”, not to eradicate the virus. We have now “lowered the curve”. It is time to get back to living our lives.

Stephen Parr and Louis Avallone are excited about the new Space Force recruiting advertising, and they are very disappointed with the liberal Netflix upcoming sitcom making fun of the Space Force. They much prefer the more inspirational messages such as “be all you can be”.

Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr talk about two different letters Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry has written Governor John Bel Edwards, regarding his blocking religious service attendance and his ongoing ban on getting hair cuts.

Our American Mamas, Denise Arthur and Teri Netterville describe the challenges of remembering all the details of the job when going back to work after weeks of being in quarantine. Can you even remember how to get dressed for work any more?
Stephen Parr and Louis Avallone analyze the over-reaching and abusive use of power by politicians, from local elected officials to state governors, all of whom turn out to be Democrat. Encouraging people to “report” their neighbors to Communist officials is not how America works.

Medical science continues to work on developing treatments for the coronavirus, all of which is encouraging.

Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr talk about the very threatening declarations being made by both Gov. John Bel Edwards and by the Chicago mayor against anyone — ANYONE — who dares to go against their “stay at home” orders or who tries to reopen a business against their dictatorial orders. To make it even worse, the State of Louisiana has launched a new platform to enable citizens to report businesses which may not be following the rules. The East German Secret Police, known as the Stasi, would be impressed with what Louisiana is doing.

It has been illegal to pay men and women differently for the same work since 1963 when President Kennedy signed the Equal Pay Act. The US Women’s Soccer Team is incorrect to claim they are not being paid fairly.

Our American Mamas, Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur are very excited about the apparent revival of spiritual interest. They talk about a television series, “The Chosen”, which is about the life of Jesus as told by those who knew him. You can find more information at https://studios.vidangel.com/the-chosen
Stephen Parr and Louis Avallone discuss a report just out saying China is facing a massive international backlash over the coronavirus. International anger is as high as it was in 1989 during the Tiananmen Square crackdown. The United States is in a difficult position because we have allowed China to get too much control over our Nation. In trying to hold China responsible for this medical disaster, things are going to get “messy”.

Stephen Parr and Louis Avallone enjoy a number of musical spoofs about our daily lives in this quarantine.