EP 150 These damn kids are driving me to be grey

Ep 149- The Crime wave in Democrat run cities

EP 148 The People VS Larry Flint- Free Speech Pioneer

Ep 147- Hollywood gets attacked by his own kids

Ep 147 Transgender Athletes is just plain wrong

Ep 145 - Hollywood gets chinadoll to go without pants

Ep 144 Chinadoll gives her Bisexual experiences- 6-23-21 

Ep 143- A very real discussion on Human Trafficking 

What happened to women taking pride in their appearance?

In December 2005, the New York Times reported the National  Security Agency was tapping into telephone calls of Americans without a  warrant, in violation of federal statutes and the Constitution.  Furthermore, the agency had also gained direct access to the  telecommunications infrastructure through some of America's largest  companies. The program was confirmed by President Bush and other  officials, who boldly insisted, in the face of all precedent and the  common understanding of the law, that the program was legal. And, the  agency appears to have been not only eavesdropping on the conversations  of Americans in this country without warrants, but also using broad  "data mining" systems that allowed it to analyze information about the  communications of millions of innocent people within the United States.