Episode 9...and Jerry is just discovering there is a thing on his MacBook Pro called Garage Band (forgive him...he still believes BlackBerry is the "Paul's Boutique" of smart phones:  too ahead of its time to be truly appreciated) that millions of people use to record podcasts everyday.  So, of course he is excited (humor him) and goes on to spend a three minutes talking about two things he says he doesn't have time to talk about (Brett Kavanaugh and Bill Barr).

In a strange twist, Jerry kinda sorta defends the President (3:54) before immediately turning on him regarding his extolling the virtues of one Dr. Stella Immanuel, who has some interesting takes on COVID-19, Alien DNA and demon sex (6:11).  Jerry then ventures into a conversation about some of his own racist ideas held out of necessity and briefly rants about the DC Sniper (it is connected-ish, trust me) (11:20) before turning attention to Trump's recent tweets about protecting the Suburban Lifestyle Dream and a brief stops at Wall of Moms, federal protections ending on eviction protections and unemployment benefits (16:06) before landing on Senator Tom Cotton's comments about slavery being a necessary evil (21:50).  Since it wouldn't be like him not to tie it to healthcare, Jerry connects Cotton's statements and slavery to tipping (25:29) and to ObamaCare (28:31).  Then he briefly explains the Social Determinants of Health in a public health nerd moment (30:15) because that is kinda Jerry's jam before discussing his "love" for capitalism (33:28...have we mentioned that Jerry is prone to hyperbole???).  

On a positive note, this thing ends with a call to vote (36:21) and a diss on boneless hot wings (38:05)...or shall we say the best part is not the wings discussion but rather that it ends, albeit in typical awkward fashion.

Come back for an even more disappointment on Sunday.  

Ciao!