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On today's show, a little more in-depth discussion about the Texas suit: can one state disenfranchise another? Also, Facebook's anti-trust woes, "listen to the science" is not a plan, and Today In Culture: Megan thee Stallion: feminist icon.

On today's episode, I take a look at the Texas lawsuit and why it is interesting, but not likely to change anything. Also, I saw surprising enthusiasm for Biden in Georgia, Swalwell is useless, and on Today In Culture: Tell us about the aliens, Trump!

While I believe that fraud happened, there are more than enough reasons to think that Trump could have lost the election anyway. I will look at the unforced errors. Also, where do we go from here?

On today's show, I discuss my recent interactions with social media MAGA, their love of baseless conspiracy theories about drone strikes in Savannah, and what we need to do to protect our republic in a post-Trump America.

Kick back, drink some eggnog, enjoy the nice, jazzy Christmas music, and embark on the first part of a multi week exploration of reality and whether I am just a brain in a vat.

On today's episode: suitcases full of ballots? I'll recap the Trump campaign's hearings in Georgia and Nevada yesterday. Also, Mitt Romney, a.k.a. Pierre Delecto, isn't so much a terrible person, but his weakness makes him terrible. And Lin Wood redux.

Stunning and brave turned up to eleven, I take on the suicidal ideations of MAGA Country courtesy of Lin Wood, Sidney Powell, Melissa Carone, & Joe Biden's secret ankle monitor boot. Are you brave enough to take this jagged, red pill?

On today's show, what would a Biden presidency look like? Also, student loans, why Lin Wood is wrong about martial law, and the Amazon Sidewalk program.

What in the world is happening with the election? I don't know, but we will talk about it anyway. Also, John Brennan is a terrible person, and there is no glass ceiling in football.

The first Weekend Repose! I discuss the film Richard Jewell and compare it with House of Cards. How does ambition balance with the desire to serve the public? Why do we only trust the government when our people are in charge?