Jack Phillips wins at the Supreme Court, Trump releases 60 promises kept, and Bill Clinton is still playing victim.

This time out, I tackle a couple of "why" questions. These are things I've asserted in the past, but here are some of the reasons they are true.

A Manhattan court recently ruled that a bar could refuse to serve someone wearing a MAGA hat. I agree with that ruling. Why I agree, and the difference between freedom of speech and freedom from discrimination, is what I talk about this episode.

Alfie Evans has lost his case against the British National Health "Service" and was given a death sentence. Also, states are running out of money because of 2 large line items in their budgets.

The IRS pays a penalty (after the damage is done), some towns are banning guns, and some cities are enacting knife control.

William Campbell of one of my favorite podcasts, Challenging Opinions, laid out the case that both sides use statistics to their advantage, and how it is done.

Good news on school shootings, but bad news on women's safety.

An update on the Martin Shkreli case, and a listener tries to lift my spirits about the repeal of ObamaCare.

The ACA really did increase premiums, Bermuda leads the way, and consumer confidence is *way* up.

This is a story about Bell and how she made a difference in this world.