Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr discuss the reality than in almost every State in the Nation, by doing the quarantine “lock down” and preventing people from continuing their normal, routine, and annual medical check-ups, it is highly probable that more lives have been put in serious danger than were saved from the coronavirus with the quarantine.

For every person who had died because of COVID-19, three businesses have died during this shutdown as well. That is an enormous number of people no longer having any employment opportunities. And because of the shutdown, we still have a long way to go to get herd immunity.

Our American Mamas, Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur agree with so many people they are ready to walk into a nice restaurant, sit down at a table, be served drinks, rolls, and chips, and order food to eat which they did not first have to cook.

Can Parishes go against Governor John Bel Edwards and start opening up? Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr discuss how the governor plans to use the Fire Departments to enforce his very extreme orders. The State of Louisiana will revolt professional licenses. How dictatorial is Governor Edwards going to be?

Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr try to figure out exactly what resigning City Councilman Willie Bradford meant when, referring to Mayor Perkins, he said “He’s somewhat inexperienced but I think he can maneuver now that he has (newly appointed Chief of Staff Henry) Whitehorn there.”

Our American Mamas, Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur are quite unhappy with the neighbor who is calling the police out on a young ER physician who is sleeping in a borrowed trailer to keep from taking the coronavirus into his house, exposing his wife and children. They have a lot to say about it!
President Trump says he wants us to get back to get back to our more normal lives. Stephen said he did a Google search and found 1,360,000,000 pages (one billion three hundred sixty million!) of news articles talking about “the new normal”. That is a lot of people telling us to get used to “the new normal”, which is not normal at all.

Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr are unable to explain what Councilman Willie Bradford was thinking at several points during his time running for Shreveport City Council, based upon comments he made at the time about women, as well as why he suddenly quit.

Louis and Stephen try to figure out exactly what resigning City Councilman Willie Bradford meant when, referring to Mayor Perkins, he said “He’s somewhat inexperienced but I think he can maneuver now that he has (newly appointed Chief of Staff Henry) Whitehorn there.”

Our @American Mamas, Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur address the double standard of the media and the Democrat female politicians who were adamant we absolutely must believe accusing women when it was against Justice Kavanaugh during his Senate Confirmation Hearings, even when there was no corroborating evidence to support the sexual assault claims. But now when it is a Democrat being accused, …?

Stephen Parr has been digging deep into Common Core. and found there was never any testing of that educational theory before it was implemented into the National Education System. It was just a theory. Importantly, the driving force behind Common Core was Bill Gates, using his wealth to push this through. Bill Gates is also a huge supporter of the World Health Organization, which we now know protected China and China’s spread of COVID-19 throughout the world. Give it some thought.

The ultimate and supreme law of the Nation is our U.S. Constitution. Government officials do have have any power to grant “We The People” our Rights, and the Government cannot suspend those Rights. Governor John Bel Edwards is essentially acting like a dictator because he is blocking people of their rights without any due process of law, as is required in the Constitution. Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr discuss what is going on in detail.

Our American Mamas, Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur talk about post they made which attracted hateful trolls from all over the country. They eventually had to take the whole thing down to protect the innocent people who might have stumbled into it.
Councilman Willy Bradford Resigned from the Shreveport City Council effective in two days. In addition, Councilman James Flurry announced he has been diagnosed with an advanced stage of leukemia and will be leaving for treatment at the Baylor Medical Center in Texas. He is remaining on the City Council because he intends to fully recover from the illness. Please remember James Flurry in your prayers.

Drs. Dan Erickson and Artin Massihi made a Facebook/YouTube presentation on the scientific clinical results they found in their Accelerated Urgent Care clinics in Bakersfield California. They are saying the COVID-19 is much more wide-spread than people realize, and the difference between being “locked down” and not being “locked down” did not produce a statistically significant difference in the number of deaths. All scientists need to make contributions from their own data, so different opinions and results can be known to all. Facebook left it up. YouTube took it down.

Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr discuss our Constitutional Rights, which “We the People” surrendered and which too many elected officials feel entitled to take away. However, AG William Barr has said the Constitution is not suspended even in times of crisis.

Louis Avallone explains Americans are not afraid of getting sick, although they are not interested in dying. The death rate is now extremely low. As Stephen Parr says, the economy has taken such a very hard hit because of how the governments’ reaction to the coronavirus, not because of the virus itself.

Our American Mamas, Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur are wondering if the increased traffic in the past few days is because people are no longer finding the quarantine rules reasonable.
Stephen Parr and Louis Avallone look at the percentage of each State’s budget that could be covered by its “Rainy Day Fund”. Wyoming has 109% of its annual expenditures set aside, Alaska has only 52.6%. North Dakota has 30%, and Texas has 13%. Louisiana has only 4.4% of its annual expenditures in its fund, making it the 9th worst State in the Nation for maintaining its “Rainy Day Fund”.

The Federal Government has no money of its own to give away. It only has the ability to take money from Americans to give to other Americans. Thus “passing out Federal money” to citizens, businesses, and governments is not what is really happening. Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr explain. The only real solution is to get American back to work as fast as possible.

Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr talk about the best and most effective financial stimulus is a job!

Our American Mamas, Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur talk about how this quarantine is causing families to rediscover the love and closeness that perhaps was losing its significance.

Stephen Parr, a former news reporter himself, is highly offended by the Associated Press being so dishonest to mark “Opinion” as “Factual News”. This was definitely not an "America First" article.

The State of Louisiana got a Federal check for $1.8 billion, and now Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr are wondering how Governor John Bel Edwards will divide it up. But the States also are wanting the Federal government to give them enough money to cover all their unrelated liabilities which have resulted from decades of fiscal mismanagement to “save” them from bankruptcy. That is not likely.

Councilman Grayson Boucher posted his letter on social media regarding his investigation of the shutting down of tennis courts, both public and private, throughout Louisiana, as Mayor Perkins has done in Shreveport. Apparently, the only tennis courts that have been shut down are in Shreveport.

Our American Mamas, Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur give us ideas about how to have “proper etiquette” and other considerate social behaviors while wearing masks where no one can see your face or smile.
Dr. George Merriman, MD, a Bariatric Surgeon in Shreveport, joins Stephen and Louis in the studio to talk about a JAMA report that 94% of all COVID-19 deaths in New York City involved patients who had other underlying health issues in addition to COVID-19.

Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr discuss issues surrounding the Paycheck Protection Program, intended to keep more Americans working and on the payroll. The banks processed 14 years worth of Small Business Loan Applications in less than 14 days. Even so, too many small businesses are complaining their applications were never processed.

Big business and educational entities might have committed Federal Fraud by claiming they were in serious need of the money. Louis cites a line on the loan application as a potentially serious issue.

Our American Mamas, Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur share their experiences buying groceries online to either pick-up at the store or to have home delivered. It works well for some, but not all.
Do Democrats really hate President Trump that much? Stephen Parr and Louis Avallone listen to a number of New Yorkers answering a question along the lines of “Would you make a deal to let the coronavirus be far worse , last longer, and kill more people if it will get rid of President Trump?”
The planet is greener today than it was when Earth Day was started in 1970. The rivers were cleaned up and no longer can catch on fire. Drinking water is essentially safe. Treated sewer water being dumped into the rivers are actually cleaner than the river water itself. And the bald eagle is no longer endangered.

Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr talk about how Americans are beginning to have had enough of the shut-down. Protests are emerging, and a substantial number of Americans are now even wondering how reliable the Experts have been about this entire situation.

Louis and Stephen discuss the push being made by Democrats all over the Nation to make
“voting by mail” the primary way to vote. Voter fraud is heavily associated with voting by mail because it is so easy for the election officials to “lose” ballots they are not wanting to count,

Our American Mamas, Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur talk about the all the hateful replies Denise received in response to one comment she made regarding the “comedy” (or lack thereof) which she had seen on the Late Late Show Host, hosted by James Corbin.
Stephen and Louis look at the recent survey by the National Restaurant Association, saying 97% say sales during the first 10 days of April have been lower than the same time last year, with the average drop in sales being 78%.

Quest Diagnosis is reporting it has tested nearly 1 million people for COVID-19 so far. But now, after adjusting their operations, they are able to test 350,000 in a week, with an average turnaround being less than 2 days. Their ability to do testing is outstripping the Nation’s demand for testing.

Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr are wondering if Governor John Bel Edwards is dodging the issue of his apparent support of abortions which continued under his own ordered to stop all elective surgery for the last several weeks.

Louis and Stephen agree the need to open up elective surgeries was badly needed by so many people in Louisiana; however, not enforcing his own statewide ban on elective surgeries as it applied to abortions was moral cowardliness…..something West Pointers are taught not to engage in at the Academy.

For some, "homeschooling" is going along about as expected, but for others, there is nothing happening at all. Our @American Mamas, Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur talk about their observations of the situation.

Rick John, Attorney at Law in Shreveport, LA, explains that so many of the government orders and health emergency proclamations, may not be in compliance with existing laws, whether or not massive population quarantine is legal.