Tracy opens the show about how he dislikes any other kids other than his own. The guys then talk about the change of our culture and what was considered acceptable humor in the past versus what it is today. The guys then watch a video of a Fort Collins Officer taking a woman into custody and talk about when one would put their hands on a woman. They talk about how stupid Star Wars have become and then read a story about warning shots being used on a call. Tracy then sparks a conversation about the use of warning shots in general.

Al then talks about how infuriating his trip was to the DMV and how inefficient our government is in comparison to private companies. The guys then talk about all of "outrage" over Pepsi making a commercial involving a protest and the police. Tracy finishes the show by venting his frustration regarding Netflix no longer streaming X-Files.

Tracy opens the show about how he dislikes any other kids other than his own. The guys then talk about the change of our culture and what was considered acceptable humor in the past versus what it is today. The guys then watch a video of a Fort Collins Officer taking a woman into custody and talk about when one would put their hands on a woman. They talk about how stupid Star Wars have become and then read a story about warning shots being used on a call. Tracy then sparks a conversation about the use of warning shots in general.

Al then talks about how infuriating his trip was to the DMV and how inefficient our government is in comparison to private companies. The guys then talk about all of "outrage" over Pepsi making a commercial involving a protest and the police. Tracy finishes the show by venting his frustration regarding Netflix no longer streaming X-Files.

Al opens up the show with how he purchased a Corvette over the weekend and his love for the car. Tracy reads a story about a man having sex with a chain linked fence and Al relates by recalling a time when he violated a piece of furniture when he was a fully developed teen. Tracy called out the double standard applied in journalism today and Al shares his secret on how to make Facebook less stressful. The guys then talk about how sick they have been over the past week. An Indiana State Trooper saved a woman from being raped.

The guys struggle with some technical difficulties and realize its time to upgrade some equipment. Tracy reads a story about a woman who lost her mind over an innocent act of passion between two love birds at a restaurant. While watching the video, the guys get fired up by the slow computer and try to get back on track. Al makes several good points as to how sensitivity and political correctness is destroying our society. The guys watch an intense video of a police involved shooting where a police officer disarms the armed suspect and shoots the suspect with his own gun. Tracy wraps the show up with some numbers from Chicago.

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Al opens up the show with how he purchased a Corvette over the weekend and his love for the car. Tracy reads a story about a man having sex with a chain linked fence and Al relates by recalling a time when he violated a piece of furniture when he was a fully developed teen. Tracy called out the double standard applied in journalism today and Al shares his secret on how to make Facebook less stressful. The guys then talk about how sick they have been over the past week. An Indiana State Trooper saved a woman from being raped.

The guys struggle with some technical difficulties and realize its time to upgrade some equipment. Tracy reads a story about a woman who lost her mind over an innocent act of passion between two love birds at a restaurant. While watching the video, the guys get fired up by the slow computer and try to get back on track. Al makes several good points as to how sensitivity and political correctness is destroying our society. The guys watch an intense video of a police involved shooting where a police officer disarms the armed suspect and shoots the suspect with his own gun. Tracy wraps the show up with some numbers from Chicago.

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Dash cam video shows a police officer using his cruiser to wrangle a runaway cow. Al and Tracy watch the video of a cow chasing after the cop. As the officer closed the gate, the cow suddenly charged him. No one was hurt, but police say the bovine remains on the run. Police determined the cow escaped from a veterinary clinic about 2 miles from the park. (The cop will never look at a cow the same way again)

Tracy and Al open the show talking about why Mike could not join them. This ventures them into a conversation about diarrhea and its hassles. An Oregan Senator made a joke which the guys took as a joke, but they media didn't. The boys check in with Blue Lives Matter and talk about a guy whose pants got stuck in the fence, causing him to hang upside down. Al and Tracy then read a sad story about an officer who took his own life while on patrol.

A stepfather used his jedi skills to combat a sith stepdaughter. The guys remember their sweetheart, Shiloh, from the previous episodes, as she decides that being jailed with women is torture. Another video of a dumb robber who manages to shoot himself in the head while airborn, from getting hit by a car. Madison Dickson'd rampage finally comes to an end and her final chapter ends with her dying underneath a cruiser. Finally, Tracy and Al wrap up the show with some good old, well updated and new, stats from Chicago.

Dash cam video shows a police officer using his cruiser to wrangle a runaway cow. Al and Tracy watch the video of a cow chasing after the cop. As the officer closed the gate, the cow suddenly charged him. No one was hurt, but police say the bovine remains on the run. Police determined the cow escaped from a veterinary clinic about 2 miles from the park. (The cop will never look at a cow the same way again)

Tracy and Al open the show talking about why Mike could not join them. This ventures them into a conversation about diarrhea and its hassles. An Oregan Senator made a joke which the guys took as a joke, but they media didn't. The boys check in with Blue Lives Matter and talk about a guy whose pants got stuck in the fence, causing him to hang upside down. Al and Tracy then read a sad story about an officer who took his own life while on patrol.

A stepfather used his jedi skills to combat a sith stepdaughter. The guys remember their sweetheart, Shiloh, from the previous episodes, as she decides that being jailed with women is torture. Another video of a dumb robber who manages to shoot himself in the head while airborn, from getting hit by a car. Madison Dickson'd rampage finally comes to an end and her final chapter ends with her dying underneath a cruiser. Finally, Tracy and Al wrap up the show with some good old, well updated and new, stats from Chicago.

Tracy takes the bull by the horns and does the podcast solo. He starts the show talking about the shooting of two Detroit officers and the development in that incident. Tracy directs a question to the older generation of police officer and wonders how the challenges and dangers have evolved. A genuine scum bag tried to rape a two year old girl, thankfully the mother stepped in and unleashed her motherly fury. Richard then watches a video of a security guard, a retired deputy, take on a bank robber and come out on the winning side.

Tracy watches a fiery video of an SUV plowing thru the gas pumps and then goes down memory lane to recall how he learned to play Rock Around The Clock on guitar in middle school. Tracy then discusses how soft our new generations are becoming and its effects on the police profession. A documentary film was made in defense of Michael Brown, which didn't change anything and only fueled more conflict in Ferguson. Finally, Tracy wraps up the show with an update on Chicago crime stats.

Tracy takes the bull by the horns and does the podcast solo. He starts the show talking about the shooting of two Detroit officers and the development in that incident. Tracy directs a question to the older generation of police officer and wonders how the challenges and dangers have evolved. A genuine scum bag tried to rape a two year old girl, thankfully the mother stepped in and unleashed her motherly fury. Richard then watches a video of a security guard, a retired deputy, take on a bank robber and come out on the winning side.

Tracy watches a fiery video of an SUV plowing thru the gas pumps and then goes down memory lane to recall how he learned to play Rock Around The Clock on guitar in middle school. Tracy then discusses how soft our new generations are becoming and its effects on the police profession. A documentary film was made in defense of Michael Brown, which didn't change anything and only fueled more conflict in Ferguson. Finally, Tracy wraps up the show with an update on Chicago crime stats.

Tracy opens the show giving his best Lanister impression and failed miserably. Chicago gangsters have been stealing guns from trains and crime is on a steady pace as usual in the city. The boys watch a video of an officer involved shooting and talking about the difficult position officers are in when forced to make a split second decision and the overall unfortunate circumstances of these incidents for everyone. An officer gets involved in a fight with two drunks, in an attempt to arrest them, and gets charged himself for assault. The guys then discuss when can one consider the use of lethal force.

The trio then watch another officer involved shooting where the suspect's non compliance contributes to him getting shot. Then the guys take a trip back to Chicago to talk about a gang member, who didn't learn his lesson from a 16 year stay in jail, and ended up shooting someone.

Tracy opens the show giving his best Lanister impression and failed miserably. Chicago gangsters have been stealing guns from trains and crime is on a steady pace as usual in the city. The boys watch a video of an officer involved shooting and talking about the difficult position officers are in when forced to make a split second decision and the overall unfortunate circumstances of these incidents for everyone. An officer gets involved in a fight with two drunks, in an attempt to arrest them, and gets charged himself for assault. The guys then discuss when can one consider the use of lethal force.

The trio then watch another officer involved shooting where the suspect's non compliance contributes to him getting shot. Then the guys take a trip back to Chicago to talk about a gang member, who didn't learn his lesson from a 16 year stay in jail, and ended up shooting someone.