AOC has a Republican challenger who will be running against her in 2020, assuming she wins the primary. Scherie Murray, a Jamaican immigrant entrepreneur and state politician has stepped up to the plate, and in this episode we discuss Joe Biden's presidential polling and Kamala Harris' rather complicated past life regarding her political career.

Republican support for Trump has risen after his tweets concerning the Democrat squad echoed throughout the fake media, Professor Dreg and I weigh in our opinions.

If there's one bubble that's about to burst, and one big talking point of Democrat politicians of moving the younger generation towards a socialist front... student loan forgiveness. This may impact taxpayers in that we may be atoning for other people's poor decisions, however for folks in the private student loan industry, this may have no effect on them. Forgiveness programs are a scam, and federally-insured student loans should be made illegal.

We continue to dive into aspects of libertarianism, Christianity, and its impact on our modern day economies, while also dissecting the intentions behind heavy government tax regulation and agencies, such as the IRS, Federal Reserve, etc.

Something that doesn't get touched on enough is the suicide rates among cops, and even though we've discussed the ins and outs of the police force, mostly their incompetence or lack of education, in this episode we unveil the cause for surprisingly high rates of suicide among police officers in progressive cities.

There's been a lot of back and forth in the discussion of including the citizenship question, reintroducing it for for 2020 US census, and in this episode, Professor Dreg and I discuss the ins and outs, and what that could mean for America going forward.

In this episode, we dive into biblical teachings further, especially in the context of racism and relationships with people. Because God is not a respector of persons, we discuss what that means, and why the racism we know and have see throughout the ages has always been man made and fabricated, not based on complexion, but differing faiths and beliefs.

Jesus was not a socialist, but we'll get into that in further episodes. Constitutional conservatism has been a big thematic element on this show, and in this episode, we dive into the parable of the Good Samaritan, and how the Fourth Amendment is a derived from the teachings in the parable.

In this episode, we discuss the outrage over the mobilization of tanks on Independence Day, Betsy Ross Sneakers, and the earnings disparity with women's sports, it would appear that 4th of July has become more of a holiday amongst progressives as to how much they can complain about the great country they live in.

California has become the first state to recognize discrimination based on type of hair to be a civil rights violation in the employment world. Similar to the Equality Act, it is based on subjectivity, rather than so called 'professionalism', and in this episode, Professor Dreg and I weigh in on our opinions.