Michael uses a taxpayer relief shot from Georgia to show how the idea of “universal background checks” simply will not stop gun violence. This is a classic example not to be missed. The Manhattan District Attorney goes after Donald Trump’s and the Trump Organization’s tax returns. That will probably backfire on Democrats but is actually an example of a larger problem - the politicization of policy differences or election outcomes. And, we go back in time to 1987 when the mainstream media attacked Joe Biden. Today, they have a different take on Joe Biden simply because they want to beat Donald Trump.

Marianne Williamson is caught on a hot mic saying conservatives are nicer than liberals. She’s right. Liberals are the mean-spirited people. Chik-fil-A and Purdue University have a standoff, and the chicken sandwich wins. Elizabeth Warren says very few Americans trust government. So she has a plan to…..turn over everything to the government. And this woman is a US Senator! Michael describes an assault on the Washington DC Metro subway. It’s why everyone should learn some form of self defense - a gun, a knife, martial arts, something to defend yourself when needed.

Michael is on a tirade about Senator Chris Coons (D-DE) who tries to justify anti-gun policies by claiming to take his son skeet shooting and hunting. Why do politicians always say “I’m a gun owner and hunter, but…” Anytime someone says “I support this or that but….” pay close attention. They’re probably trying to convince you that their position is legitimate when it’s not. The New York Times is upset about freelance reporters digging up racist or anti-Semitic tweets by their own reporters; and, they’re lying about a FEMA official they claim is tied to President Trump.

Michael and Christian discuss the new comedy specials by Dave Chappelle and Bill Burr currently on Netflix. The two specials are pushing against the PC culture that is ruining comedy and are worth watching despite the vulgarity. Look past the F-bombs and recognize what these comedians are doing. It’s about time!

President Trump has proposed banning vaping products. Since when are conservatives in favor of always banning something they don’t like? Michael doesn’t think it’s a conservative political position. Maybe RJ Reynolds Tobacco is behind the ban? CNN’s 9/11 message is way off base. Penguin gender identity is a thing in the United Kingdom. Who know penguins cared? The North Carolina congressional special election is no big surprise, except to the media. Papa John’s Pizza is still being dragged through the mud over the use of the “n-word."

Michael reminds us of why we should “never forget” and what we should “never forget” on 9/11.

Michael explains why he thinks negotiating with the Taliban is a good idea, even if it’s done at Camp David. General Mattis shuts down Andrea Mitchell on MSNBC over NATO. Michael explains why President Trump’s actions with NATO, China and other issues is a refreshing approach. Isn’t he doing what we’ve been asking President’s to do for decades? Joe Biden personifies the dangers of the Democrat candidates. They will destroy the U.S. economy and our way of life. Rahm Emanuel even agrees with Michael (but don’t tell the Democrats). Sharpiegate and Hurricane Dorian won’t go away. Michael has the soundbite to prove Trump was right. And television station KTLA proves the maxim that dead men don’t talk.

Michael dissects a federal court case ruling that the no fly list is unconstitutional. That is an appropriate ruling for this week of 9/11 rememberances. David Hogg thinks American genocide is caused by white supremacy. Wait, indigenous genocide of American Indians happened more than a century ago. Why are still so guilt ridden? Because liberals hate America and think our mistakes or wrongdoing outweighs all the good this nation has done. And, Michael proves Sharpiegate is all wrong. Hurricane Dorian was predated at one point to go into the Gulf of Mexico. President Trump got some bad staffing.

Michael’s favorite The View host, Whoopi Goldberg, actually makes some sense. But then a broken clock is right twice a day. Hurricane Dorian and hurricane forecast modeling. What can we learn about that with respect to climate change? Comprehensive background checks are a way to turn innocent people into criminals. And Michael is fascinated by a certain kind of taxpayer relief shot.

Hong Kong backs of the extradition law. But what does it really mean and how does it affect the protests for democracy? Michael explains. Africa is poor and John Stossel talks to an African entrepreneur who explains why. Could it happen in the US? Of course. Walmart and Kroger come out against guns. It’s infuriating and nothing more than virtue signaling. Bloomberg reporter Ben Penn gets a Trump trophy and he shouldn’t have. Trump missed an opportunity to go after Bloomberg.