Michael discusses the current polling in Iowa and New Hampshire among Democrat contenders for their party’s presidential nomination. Michael is hoping for an eventual contest between President Donald Trump and self-avowed socialist and U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders. That would present voters with a stark contrast between socialism and capitalism. What do you think?

San Francisco restaurants are closing at an alarming rate because of increased costs and tighter profit margins. Yet, those same restaurants are adding a surcharge to customers’ tabs to help fight climate change. This is the absurdity of policy that has no measurable impact, but makes policymakers feel good about what they’re doing.

Are progressives really dumb enough to go after the Second Amendment? New Zealand continues its gun buy-back program after the Christchurch shooting. But is it working? And what happens when it ensnares an innocent man because he dared to speak out against the buy-back program?

Michael dissects the lawsuit filed by presidential candidate and congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard against Hillary Clinton for saying that Ms. Gabbard was a Russian agent or asset. Will the lawsuit succeed since all parties are considered “public figures?” Ms. Gabbard has also sued Google for not displaying advertising she bought during one of the presidential debates. That lawsuit, if the facts are correct, might have a better chance of success.

During a Q&A session at a Martin Luther King Day event, Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says Democrats are a center-conservative party, not a left-wing party. Michael describes Orwell’s Newspeak from his novel “1984” and how AOC is using Newspeak to fool her listeners into thinking they stand for something entirely different from what they actually advocate, such as socialized medicine

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell submitted the Senate Resolution to deal with impeach procedures. Michael breaks down the resolution and explains the role of the House and Senate in these proceedings. The Senate should only consider the material and witnesses used by the House of Representatives to impeach Donald Trump. The Senate should not call additional witnesses or subpoena additional material. The Senate should rely on the case made by the U.S. House of Representatives and not supplement the shoddy work done by Democrats in the House.

President Trump’s legal team has submitted their impeachment defense brief to the U.S. Senate. Michael has skimmed through the pertinent parts and focuses his discussion on the sections regarding Ukraine and the impeachment article on abuse of power.

Michael interviews syndicated columnist and author Michelle Malkin on immigration issues.

Michael has always maintained that yes, there are problems in the world. But too often we fail to change our perspective on just how much progress humankind is making. For example, the percentage of people living in extreme poverty has dropped in his lifetime from 60% to 10%. That is fantastic progress. Somewhere in a lab, an R&D facility, a garage, someone or a team is coming up with solutions that we think are intractable. Let’s change our perspective about problems. We live in amazing times.

Actor, comedian and Libertarian Vince Vaughn commits the cardinal sin of shaking President Trump’s hand. The cancel culture trolls come out in force calling for a boycott of the actor. But Colby Smith, an Iraq War veteran, has written a Facebook post about Vince Vaughn that everyone should hear before you jump on the cancel culture bandwagon. Cancel culture is a cancer on free speech, individual liberty, freedom of opinion and should be resisted wherever it raises its ugly head.