In this episode, Ray tells you he misses you. He is thinking of you often. He loves you. And so do lots of other people who simply aren't letting you know.

Maybe you are just getting started in the world. Maybe you are inbetween jobs or feel stuck in a dead end career. Maybe you just need to supplement your existing career with some side projects of interest. Ray gives some ideas about how to get the ball rolling on one of the biggest issues all of us continuously face...What am I going to do with my life?

Addendum to the Chancellor's prior podcast regarding the children at the border.

The Chancellor clarifies some confusion about the Trump administration's recent decision to arrest families for unlawful entry at the borders, thereby also removing their children from their custody.

Your Chancellor quoted David Bowie's son with a comment about faith on his own Twitter wall and all hell (literally) broke loose, prompting the question, does anyone really have freedom of speech if it wasn't bought and paid for?

Your Chancellor has decided that making Trump an issue of personal debate is only adding fuel to the fire of his minions. If we really long for impeachment, we need to start by backing off from the personal attacks on Trump and his supporters, instead sticking to fighting for and against policy issues, irrespective of the man behind them. Leave the constitutional process to take care of the President.

Ray thinks our culture is making it harder to make love real. Here he encourages people to embrace their moments of feeling love and turn them into physical action, so as to create a positive chain reaction in humanity. Honestly, it's way less boring and pretentious than it sounds.

The Chancellor thinks Rod Rosenstein made a mistake in agreeing to investigate the President’s ludicrous allegation of a pro-Hillary political motive behind the FBI informant in his campaign. By so doing, Rosenstein validated a delusion and a distortion of the truth held by a growing faction of We the People. And Your Chancellor is concerned that the mindset of the Trump faction of We the People is not being considered enough by those charged with protecting our Constitution and the Republic.

Being smart doesn't have anything to do with using big words to impress and intimidate others.

Oh no he di-int. Did that crazy Chancellor go and use that horrible word? Starts with an R. Always ends in an argument. You know, that word. Yes, he did.