It's Friday and that means best and worst of the week, of which we talk about Kari Lake's brilliant answer to a leftist journalists question about "responsibility" for the death of an officer in the wake of Jan. 6.

Grace, class, truth and relatability all rolled in to one. Also, some sports and how many convictions do you need before you actually have to post bail in NYC? Apparently the answer is over 25.

We'll also crown a new #RichardOfTheWeek.

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As the Biden administration and the Democrats stare down a red tsunami in about a week's time, the President attempts to make the case that a vote for the GOP is a vote to say political violence is acceptable. Only one side has committed violence in the name of politics in America? Me doth think the President has missed a few years in time, like an entire summer where cities across this country burned in the name of political and racial ideology.

The bold strategies of the left continue heading in to the mid-term election.

Also, how did we get from laughing about the concept of "Men can have periods" just three years ago, to loads of people taking that concept seriously today.

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A recent article in The Atlantic has writer Emily Oster telling us that we should just forgive and forget the past two years of panic pushers and coronabros and gals, because they "just didn't know any better." Should forgiveness come before atonement?

Also, we attempt to understand what Joe Biden and John Fetterman are talking about. All that & more on a #WTFWednesday edition of the show.

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It's a #TruthorFiction Tuesday on the show and we tackle New York Governor Kathy Hochul telling us that crime isn't really that bad, and it's all a GOP conspiracy against Democratic governors.

Joe Biden wants us to believe he's created 700,000 new manufacturing jobs and Ron DeSantis gives Lee Zeldin a push in NY governor's race.

Also, it's the beginning of Andrew's Birthday month and Pat has a gift for him!

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Nancy Pelosi's husband, Paul Pelosi, was attacked by a hammer-wielding hippie rando..or so the story was told. What's the reality? We may never fully know, but we explore just how many logical hurdles one must climb over to believe the story the police and team Pelosi are putting out.

Also, the President of the United States believes there are 54 states, because of course.

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Elon Musk hasn't even had control over Twitter for 24 hours and heads are rolling. Also, Facebook stock is taking a nosedive. Are we about to see a course-correction for social media? Also, how to respond to bible-eaters...because that's a thing now.

We also crown a new Richard of the Week and give the best and worst of the week to you.

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It's a #TruthOrFiction Tuesday on the show and we talk about President Joe Biden telling a dude pretending to be a woman that gender-affirming care is both morally and legally right. Also, the gender theory crowd eats the bible in response to Matt Walsh speaking at the University of Wisconsin.

Will the Houston Astros or Philadelphia Phillies win the World Series and what about Tim Burton leaving Disney?

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