In today's episode we discuss the improvements in treating coronavirus, Mayor Bill de Blasio causing controversy over disrupting a Hasidic Jewish funeral for one of their rabbi's and Ilhan Omar introducing legislation to congress that would give the Federal Government powers to seize people's private property from them.

On today's episode I discuss Jill Fillpovic's CNN Op-Ed Article "Governors reopening their states are endangering American lives", an angry Leftist tirade against Republicans, Trump, and Christians across the country, and why she's wrong on so many levels. Prepare yourself for feminism, ignorance and a whole bunch of madness from this awfully awful writer.

Trump halts all immigration to the US, spurring hatred and anger from Democrats, Oil stocks and futures completely collapse for the first time in US history, and states start to reopen their economies. Welcome to your Tuesday edition of Cut to the Chase!

On today's episode we discuss the various updates on the Coronavirus, protests across America in response to the extended stay at home orders, and Facebook restricting peoples' rights online. Plus Democrats try to block a small business bill in the Senate as the tension over testing comes to the fore. This is....your Monday Mash-Up.

On today's episode of Cut to the Chase we talk about government expansion during a crisis. How our federal government has expanded every time there has been a national crisis, and what we as citizens have had to go through because of this. A little bit of history, and a little bit of current events mix together in this episode so enjoy!

Yesterday President Trump shut down funding of the World Health Organization, made comments about being the ultimate authority for opening up our economy and took fire from the media who criticized him for inaction against China. In today’s episode we’ll discuss how these things unfolded, what opening our economy looks like, and the where the constitution plays a part in what it will take to get us all back to work. Email Josh at [email protected]