Politicians are notorious for being professional liars. They lie about wars, the economy, about other politicians, foreign leaders, following the Constitution. Would it be a stretch for them to lie about inflation too?

Our first standalone Red Pill of the Week. This week, we talk about the time the Congress, the President, and the Kuwaiti Embassy used a little girl to lie us into war.

The Trump Administration's inability to reach an agreement for the basing of 28,000 troops in South Korea highlights an increasing phenomenon across the US military empire: as the cost of US "protection" keeps going up, the value of that protection - in the eyes of the "protected" - seems to keep going down. Baghdad increasingly desires a US departure as well...

Can't stand Walmart in the evenings. That's why I much rather go before between 2am and 7am.

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Today I sat down with Nicole Parks to discuss the ins and outs of homeschooling. You can find her on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/user/nparksntx also, don't forget to drop a couple of dollars in the bucket :)

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The Democrat-controlled US House of Representatives is expected to vote for two articles of impeachment against President Trump today and the articles are expected to die in the Republican-controlled Senate. Is Congress doing its Constitutional duty to remove a president abusing his power and obstructing Congress, or is this a prosecution in search of a crime?