David French of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America are glad to see Kim Jong-Un has publicly back down from his threats to fire missiles towards Guam and discuss whether some new blunt talk from Defense Secretary James Mattis made the decision an easy one.  David rejects the push by the left and some on the right to move or remove Confederate memorials and statues and instead proposes more memorials to honor Union, slave, and free black figures from the war to provide more context.  And they roll their eyes as an ESPN commentator says he hopes a positive outcome from Charlottesville will be Colin Kaepernick getting a job in the NFL again.

David French of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America address the horrific violence in Charlottesville over the weekend.  David and Greg criticize President Trump's failure to condemn the specific white supremacist and Neo-Nazi groups that led the marches and the connection of the man who committed the vehicular homicide-- particularly when the president has a history of getting specific with other targets.  They also groan as far too many on the right deflect from President Trump's stumbles by pointing out egregious mistakes President Obama made along similar lines - mistakes the same people roundly condemned.  And they ridicule the news media for grossly manipulating terrorism statistics to suggests right-wingers kill more Americans than Islamic radicals and for relying on the far-left Southern Poverty Law Center to decide who is a right-wing extremist.

If you missed the Dr. Bob show today, you missed a lot. Here are just a few of the things that were covered -:
Opioid epidemic will Trump realize that its being under estimated and that the US medical system is responsible for this epidemic.Dr. Bob discussed Alzheimers and why taking coconut oil can help. He also talked about the other side, why taking the flu shot CAN increase your chances of getting Alzheimers.Reducing your sugar intake is also another way to reduce your chances of getting Alzheimers.Dr. Bob also took a poll on why boys and girls as young as 11 years old should start learning about breast feeding in school.He also discussed the results of his poll on breast feeding education for children as young as 11 years old.Dr. Bob also talked about how men develop prostate issues.He suggested taking PT-9.

If you missed the Dr. Bob show today, you missed a lot. Here are just a few of the things that were covered -:
Emphysema and the best natural ways to treat it such as making sure you are getting omega 3 fatty acids which helps with breathing and drinking green tea instead of coffee.Cataract - Dr. Bob spoke with a caller from Ft. Lauderdale Florida regarding an eye injury she had and how Can-C Lubricant Eye Drop can help.Dr. Bob also took a poll on why boys and girls as young as 11 years old should start learning about breast feeding in school.He also covered why manufacturers are ustilizing robots instead of Americans to work. Manufacturers thinks they are too drugged up to work.Dr. Bob discussed the recent study on why overweight people are assumed to be Americans all over the world.He also discussed shingles around the eyes with a caller and why it is considered to be the adult chicken pox. He suggested taking a blackberry extract 3 times per day, eating garlic in your daily diet and vitamin D as ways to help.
 

 

Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America discuss the media hand-wringing over President Trump's words towards North Korea and point out why Trump's rhetoric is serving an important purpose.  They also throw their hands up as The Washington Post offers a glowing profile of D.C.-based anarchists and how all their rioting and property destruction is all for some greater good.  And Jim and Greg speculate about how a conservative group would be treated by the media if it behaved similarly.  Finally, Jim goes after CNN for their dishonesty in firing Jeffery Lord over a Twitter battle: "Just come out and say it -- we're tired of Jeffery Lord!"

Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America applaud Guam Gov. Eddie Calvo for pointing out that nuclear threats from North Korea are no big news for the tiny island, and that Americans there should go about their business as they would on any other day.  However, Jim and Greg still have some reservations about the idea of North Korea firing missiles designed to land just 20 miles off Guam's shores.  And they throw up their hands in reaction to a new survey showing that more than half of Republicans would support postponing the 2020 elections if President Trump wanted to assure that only eligible voters took part.  They are exasperated both at the response and for pollsters asking a worthless hypothetical question in the first place.

Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America focus on North Korea today, in light of the recent news that the isolated nation now has the technology to put a nuclear warhead inside one of its missiles and is now threatening a strike on Guam.  With such a development, Jim says, we may have to begin looking at the the possibility of accepting North Korea as a nuclear power, Jim and Greg discuss the unpalatable downsides to that.  They examine the statements President Trump and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson regarding North Korea, as Trump promises "fury and fire" and Tillerson says that's the only language that Kim Jong-Un understands.  Jim also delves into the history of the past three presidential administrations and their failures to keep North Korea fee of nukes.

Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America welcome the news that over a million Americans left the food stamp rolls in the first few months of the Trump administration and discuss new state work requirements and immigration law enforcement as contributing factors to this continuing decrease in government dependence.  They're also exasperated as Google fires an engineer for writing an internal memo criticizing Google for a diversity culture that is not at all diverse and makes people feel as though they'll get fired if they say anything that doesn't square with corporate ideology.  And they get a kick out of Spike Lee scheduling a "United We Stand for Colin Kaepernick" protest outside of NFL headquarters later this month.

Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America like the new sanctions approved against North Korea, and they really like to see China, Russia, and other countries cooperating in this effort to rein in the isolated nation.  They rip the New York Times for suggesting Vice President Mike Pence is planning to run for president in 2020 if President Trump does not, all because Pence is doing a lot of fundraising events -- and they enjoy a little Kasich-bashing as the same Times article conjectures about Ohio Gov. John Kasich launching a primary challenge to Trump. And they react to Dunkin' Donuts blaming a confusing store layout for an employee's refusal to serve two NYPD officers in Brooklyn.

If you missed the Dr. Bob show today, you missed a lot. Here are just a few of the things that were covered -:
The value of wearing seat belts.Having babies over the age of thirty can put the result child at risk for cancer.Doctors are encouraged to give patients who are smokers CT scans to aide in them quitting the habit.Best foods and supplements for wrinkles.