"Life really is a beach. And sometimes you have one as vice president, too!" Washington Times Opinion Editor Charlie Hurt joins Andy Parks with a look at Vice President Kamala's Harris' tone-deaf Memorial Day message to Americans. Charlie says, in this era of celebrity politicians, our Vice President is nothing more than a celebrity. "At least with Trump, we all knew where he stood on the issues. Where does she stand on the issues? No one seems to know." Plus, the magical COVID-19 serum will set us free.

"Finally, a true armed insurrection inside the U.S. Capitol." Washington Times Opinion Editor Charlie Hurt joins Andy Parks to explain what is happening inside the halls of Congress after someone penned a letter on official U.S. Capitol Police letterhead demanding that elected members of Congress vote for a partisan “investigation” into the January 6 riot. "Perhaps the most terrifying part of this whole armed insurrection is the faceless nature of it. Armed insurgents are being protected by CNN and maybe even Mr. Raskin himself."

Washington Times Opinion Editor Charlie Hurt joins Andy Parks to explain how the Biden administration's disregard for moral hazard is everywhere. One of the simplest policies we have is that you don't negotiate with terrorists, but that's not what happened with the Colonial Pipeline hack. "The is an issue for all Americans," Charlie explains. Plus, the "Squad" seems to be taking on the Biden administration over Israel. Some are suddenly surprised about how members of the party view Hamas. As Charlie writes, "If Barack Obama gave us Trump’s first term, Joe Biden is well on track to give us Trump’s second term."

"A smarter heir to the Cheney throne would steer clear of talking about THE BIG LIE." Washington Times Opinion Editor Charlie Hurt joins Andy Parks with the latest from the GOP House leadership debate. The growing pains of a political party are fun to watch, according to Charlie, and this isn't really about Donald Trump, it's about the issues. Trump can be a threat to Republicans like Liz Cheney because people admire his ability to stand up to these people with common sense. This is about bringing some of that common sense to the Republican party.

Washington Times Opinion Editor Charlie Hurt joins Andy Parks with his reaction to President Biden's address to Congress last week. "Serious suggestion: Every single Republican lawmaker in that chamber Wednesday night who had already been vaccinated and wore a mask for the television cameras should resign in disgrace." Charlie calls the unnecessary mask-wearing a bipartisan effort to discredit vaccines. "Every last one of them is part of the government-hysteria complex that is destroying our country today."

Washington Times Opinion Editor Charlie Hurt joins Andy Parks to explain why he thinks if President Biden's family loves him, "they really should gently steer him off the public stage into a well-deserved retirement." Charlie points to Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez finding herself pleased with how progressive Biden's moves have been so far. Immigration, racism, defunding police, climate change and more. "The only plank from the wacko left-wing nutjob platform Mr. Biden has not yet fully embraced is packing the Supreme Court. But just give him time on that one."

Have Americans stopped being concerned about the federal deficit? As Washington Times Opinion Editor Charlie Hurt reports, President Biden’s spending spree costs two Iraq Wars in three months. Along with Andy Parks, Charlie digs into the lasting effects of blowing through trillions of dollars. “Spending your money we have no hope of repaying — and sticking it to our children — is a bipartisan affair around here for people like Mr. Biden.” And the good news is it is all bipartisan! Because, if there is one thing both parties in Washington always agree on it’s spending other people’s money they have no hope of ever paying off.

Jim Crow is back? “The lies are on so many levels here, it’s kind of hard to even fathom how dishonest it all is.” Washington Times Opinion Editor Charlie Hurt joins Andy Parks on Politically Unstable with a look at what really happened with the Georgia election law. Not only is the criticism racist itself, but as Charlie reports, there is another problem with this whole story about this Georgia law banning water at the polls. It is a total and complete lie.

“Welcome to the White Privilege Presidency.” Washington Times Opinion Editor Charlie Hurt joins Andy Parks with more on his latest column, “Roberta Jacobson: Mangling Spanglish on the Southwest border.” Charlie says that Biden is “living proof that no matter how dumb you are or how wrong you have always been or how many things you have screwed up, if you are just White enough and willing to wait around long enough accomplishing nothing, the kingship will eventually be yours.”

In just the first few months of Joe Biden’s presidency, he has nearly managed to double the number of migrants thronging our borders. And there is no indication that the increases will slow any time soon. Washington Times Opinion Editor Charlie Hurt joins Andy Parks to look at how and why Biden changed all of the policies that were working at the border and created an entirely unnecessary problem. And… can anyone just tell us who the hell is running our federal government right now?