President Joe Biden has a history of race-baiting, and not even Casper Milquetoast himself - Mitt Romney - could escape Biden's dark, cynical rhetoric. Dr. Anthony Fauci takes another break from his busy schedule of sparring with Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) to deliver the news for us. Plus, for some reason, 'Beach Bum' Ben checks in via text - while listening from Aruba.

President Biden's strident, divisive speech on voting rights in Atlanta draws sharp criticism from 'Cocaine Mitch' McConnell in the Senate, and Leland explains why voter ID is a GOOD thing that helps enfranchise legitimate voters and protects the sanctity of the vote in America. Also, Rep. Ken Buck (R-CO) updates us on the latest in his fight to bust up Big Tech monopolies and their censorship of dissenting views.

In another highly anticipated showdown and heated exchange, Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) calls Dr. Anthony Fauci out for private e-mails exchanged with NIH director Francis Collins in which the two discussed ways to 'take out' dissenting opinions from fellow epidemiologists. Fauci dodges and spins, trying to shrug off Paul's direct questions as personal attacks, but the Kentucky senator refuses to back down - and the resulting audio is glorious. Leland also breaks down why a Honda Ridgeline is NOT a real truck, and gets into his definition of what makes a truck... a TRUCK.

In another angry, partisan, divisive speech, President Biden calls for the Senate to temporarily suspend the filibuster to ram through the Democrats' 'Voting Rights Bill' without a single Republican vote. Leland explains why requiring Voter ID doesn't disenfranchise American citizens, it ensures the sanctity and legitimacy of every American's vote.

Leland cannot get over the absolutely ridiculous level of false information spouted out by a Supreme Court Justice, as Sonia Sotomayor cites incorrect data left and right on the Omicron variant of COVID and its impact. Also, the backtracking continues as CDC director Rochelle Walensky admits vaccines do not prevent people from contracting or transmitting COVID.

Leland triumphantly returns behind the mic, and breaks down the horror of the Colorado wildfires - along with President Biden's bizarre tangent on offering comfort to victims through the power of... windmills? Also, exploring the notion of 'Netflix cheating' and whether couples are beholden to watching episodes of 'their' shows together.

Independent journalist and co-host of the 'Habibi Brothers' podcast, Siraj Hashmi, joins Ryan to discuss the inane and insane comments from those on the Left commemorating one year since the Capitol Hill riots of January 6th. He also goes in-depth on a political movement in search for a home in America, people who love liberty and limited government more than the Republican Party itself is able to provide. Also, Vice President Kamala Harris utters a word - 'malaise' - that many cite as the beginning of the end for President Jimmy Carter's re-election prospects in 1980.

In an expedited SCOTUS hearing on President Biden's vaccine mandates for private businesses with 100 or more employees, Justice Sonia Sotomayor spews out inaccurate Omicron data regarding hospitalizations for adults and children - including 100,000 youths, 'many of whom are on ventilators.' Former Obama and Biden health adviser Andy Slavitt describes a post-pandemic world with COVID as an endemic part of our lives.

Rather than uniting the country to mark one year since the Capitol riots of January 6th, President Joe Biden chose instead a very strident, divisive, angry message in scolding America on the evils of former President Donald Trump and supporters who stormed the halls of Congress that day. Ryan presents his thesis on why Ron DeSantis is a better Presidential candidate in 2024 than Trump, comparing the Florida governor to another governor of a big state who won the Presidency - California's Ronald Reagan.

The ridiculous hot takes marking one year since the Capitol riots of January 6th, 2021 were out in full force, and went all the way to the top of the Democratic party. First, Vice-President Kamala Harris stunningly compared the events of that day to the attacks on Pearl Harbor and September 11th. Then, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi turned it all into political theater - literally - by bringing in Lin-Manuel Miranda and members of the 'Hamilton' cast to sing 'Dear Theodosia' before discussion of the day.