Liberty On Fire

Joey comes out of retirement to help deliver a very deep discussion on this news trifecta of Flynn, Joe Biden and Donald Trump. It doesn't get any better!

After my Wuhan viral update, most of the episode is then dedicated to States rights. What the hell are States rights? I'll give you a historical perspective and then bring you back to reality on this fun journey.

Well it's about time I talk about Joe Biden. I bet you were wondering when he was going to be back on the podcast. This will be a quick dust up on his candidacy, his mental and legal issues and the recent round of endorsements. The second half of the podcast is again dedicated to the virus, but I am pretty certain you'll get a perspective you won't hear on many other shows.

Your "all-knowing" Government/CDC/FDA, whatever central planning agency you want to name, probably has a poor performance record at its stated purpose for existence. Since vaccine discussions are all the rage these days for obvious reasons, lets take a little walk down vaccination alley in the 20th century.

Just a quickie on some of my thoughts regarding Fauci and the State government shutdowns. Were they really necessary? Did the shutdowns have to involve the whole State?

The dynamic duo is at it again. We provide an alternative view to the coronavirus pandemic and illustrate some of the government overreactions and what this could possibly mean for the future of liberty.

Wow, my brain was all over the place for this episode and since one hasn't come out in a while, I decided to do a quick democratic primary update followed by my take on the coronavirus and the government's response to the virus.

Wow, so much has happened in a week. Mini-Mike, Mayor Pete and Klobuchar dropped out to support creepy uncle Joe Biden. Warren finally gave in as well, but has withheld her support for now. Is she gunning for a VP spot? AND I can't believe Joey got so much wrong in the prediction game.

This is your quick analysis of the weekend election news and up to date predictions for Super-Tuesday and beyond.

Who won; who lost? Hard to know. One looked worse than the next. Fasten your seatbelts for a hard hitting analysis.