Ep. 182 - FL's new Parent's Bill of Rights - Parental Consent for Health Care Services is requiring every parent of a student in the state to sign consent forms for even the simplest of medical needs, like a bandaid or ice pack. Plus, Amazon's recent acquisition of iRobot's Roomba vacuum is not as much about making money for Jeff Bezos as it is about him being able to gather data about the inside of your home.

Ep. 181 - Downtown Orlando will have new security checkpoints tonight following last weekend's shooting that injured 7; plus Joe has the exclusive audio from air traffic control of a near miss over Orlando International Airport as a Delta flight missed a quadcopter drone by "eight feet," according to the Delta pilot.

Ep. 180 - Palm Beach County has outlawed adults from hanging out at park playgrounds unless they have a child under 12 with them

Ep. 179 - The proverbial 'good guy with a gun' shot and killed a bad guy with a gun at an Indiana mall Sunday and now the left and right are arguing over whether the good guy is a 'Good Samaritan' or a vigilante.

Ep. 178 - Joe apologizes to one of the Uvalde police officers that Joe criticized the night before after learning the officer's real story

Ep. 177 - Senator Rick Scott joins Joe Kelley to discuss mid-term elections, Biden's mental decline, gas prices, inflation...

Ep. 176 - An academic discussion - if all 50 states were at war with one another, who'd win?

Ep. 175 - AZ lawmakers have enacted a law preventing citizens from video recording officer activity within 8 feet

Ep. 174 - NY State will begin checking social media account for those seeking to buy guns, which, frankly, surprises Joe that checking social media wasn't already part of a background check. And while it's not a perfect solution, doing nothing is an even worse solution. Something must be done to stop or at least slow the volume of mass shootings in the United States.

Ep. 173 - 6 people were gored today in the Running of the Bulls in Pamplona, Spain. Joe asks, "Are you #TeamBull or #TeamHuman?," as Joe adamantly believes that wild animals and livestock should not be used for entertainment purposes.