People casually toss around the accusation that Trump is a racist, but Crowhill says "racist" has become the boy who cried wolf. There's a problem with racism, but there's also a problem with too many accusations of racism. So how do you sort through this?

Is it okay for people to have preferences, even if those preferences are associated with a racial group?

After discussing the issue in general, P&C evaluate specific claims that Trump is a racist.

Is Trump a fascist? Is he a dictator?

The dictator (in Rome) was appointed to solve a particular crisis. What problem was Trump appointed to solve? Maybe you can see them in his campaign slogans, and in his personal character.

* Immigration ("build the wall")

* The media ("fake news")

* The political establishment ("drain the swamp")

* Internationalism ("make America great again")

* Political correctness (his own person and personality)

The boys review some recent stories about beer.

#1 - The man who survived on beer for Lent, and lost 40 pounds!

#2 - New evidence suggests that beer is the best after-workout beverage.

#3 - Beer as a catalyst for civilization and good government.

#4 - Offensive beer labels.

Does anyone understand Brexit? P&C aren't sure. But to set the mood, they drink a classic English ESB (extra special bitter) from Fuller's.

What are the benefits of the EU? What does Britain get from it? What are the problems?

The boys review the history and development of the EU, the strengths and weaknesses, and where it may have gone wrong, and then discuss the options for what might come next. A hard brexit, a soft brexit, or something in between.

Does anyone understand Brexit? P&C aren't sure. But to set the mood, they drink a classic English ESB (extra special bitter) from Fuller's.

What are the benefits of the EU? What does Britain get from it? What are the problems?

The boys review the history and development of the EU, the strengths and weaknesses, and where it may have gone wrong, and then discuss the options for what might come next. A hard brexit, a soft brexit, or something in between.

After Pigweed introduces the show in Spanish, the boys discuss whether the USA should have an official language.

Pigweed says we need to declare English as the official language before we're sued for failing to accommodate someone's language.

"Official language" does not mean that everybody has to speak that language. It only means that we're going to conduct public business in that language. It's probably not wise to have everyone conducting business in whatever language they want.

After Pigweed introduces the show in Spanish, the boys discuss whether the USA should have an official language.

Pigweed says we need to declare English as the official language before we're sued for failing to accommodate someone's language.

"Official language" does not mean that everybody has to speak that language. It only means that we're going to conduct public business in that language. It's probably not wise to have everyone conducting business in whatever language they want.

The boys start their discussion with a few peculiar things about the holiday, including the date, which moves around. They analyze Catholic vs. Orthodox issues, Friday fasts, fish vs. meat, and ashes to start it all, with a quick review of the liturgical year.

Pigweed peppers Crowhill with questions about Easter, Christian theology, different views of the role of the Messiah, and how all this relates to other religions, such as Judaism and Islam. Also: why do we have bunnies and eggs at Easter?

The boys start their discussion with a few peculiar things about the holiday, including the date, which moves around. They analyze Catholic vs. Orthodox issues, Friday fasts, fish vs. meat, and ashes to start it all, with a quick review of the liturgical year.

Pigweed peppers Crowhill with questions about Easter, Christian theology, different views of the role of the Messiah, and how all this relates to other religions, such as Judaism and Islam. Also: why do we have bunnies and eggs at Easter?

New Zealand thinks they're protecting their citizens from AK-47 armed Nazis by (if you can believe it) banning Jordan Peterson's 12 rules for life.

Is it possible for civilized people to be dumber than this?

Pigweed and Crowhill say the anti-Jordan left is anti-science, out of touch, and completely unhinged.