Marlin & CT discuss the impact of the attack on America’s electoral process, democracy and the resiliency of this country’s institutions…even in the face of Donald Trump.

Marlin and C.T. discuss the evolution of BLM (Black Lives Matter), how black votes impacted the presidential election and what Joe Biden can do to help African Americans without the alienating white suburban supporters.

In this episode, CT and Marlin cover the aftermath of the 2020 Presidential contest and ask three simple questions: 1) Can liberals and people who voted for Biden reconcile with and be cool with Trump supporters/voters. 2) Should the coalition of the democratic party figure out ways to reach Trump supporters/voters. 3) Should the Biden administration leave Trump alone or seek to uncover his past misdeeds and prosecute him to fullest extent of the law?

This is part two of our discussion with friend and Trump Supporter, LT. In this episode, we discuss Donald Trump’s capacity (or lack thereof) to unite this country. We also consider what this country might look like after the election in the event of a Trump victory or defeat.

This is part one of our discussion with friend and Trump Supporter, LT. In this episode, we discuss Donald Trump’s capacity (or lack thereof) to unite this country. We also consider what this country might look like after the election in the event of a Trump victory or defeat.

In this episode, CT and Marlin reexamine the Black Lives Matter movement and the effectiveness of protest. The duo ask the question of whether protest have outlived their usefulness or are they more of a liability than a benefit to the movement.

In this episode, Marlin and CT tackle a commonly used Trump campaign theme - Law and Order. The duo explore nuances of this message and explain why it is fundamentally disingenuous, but still remains the most viable issue for Trump's largely failing re-election effort.

Marlin & C.T. discuss the impact of Corona Virus on this country, its racial impact and how the pandemic is being used as a political tool.

C.T. & Marlin discuss they racist ideology behind symbols of the confederacy  and how they should be viewed from a military perspective. 

Marlin & C.T. continue discussing their views of policing in America through their personal experiences with law enforcement & possible solutions to the civil unrest caused by police brutality.