CPAC hit Florida this week with boos for masks, a self deprecating Ted Cruz, a confrontation between The Federalist and CNN and rousing ovations for former President Trump. Meanwhile a California school board member thinks returning to class is the equivalent of slavery and a member of Congress thinks God has no place in the hallowed halls. Plus don't forget our weekly Bidenisms...

President Biden had a number of live events this week which may have given his inner circle some concern. We have audio evidence that remote learning is having a pretty negative effect on generation Z, and NBC has to pull an episode of a very popular show because it was anti-Semitic. These are just some of the audio treats we have for you this week.

Finally, finally, finally the 2nd impeachment trial of President Trump is over and the not guilty verdict is in to the delight of some and the dismay of others. Also on tap, New York Gov. Anthony Cuomo is in meltdown mod over nursing home Covid-19 deaths and whether or not the vaccination cupboard was bare is the subject of a colorful hot mic moment on Fox News.

The second senate impeachment trial of Donald J. Trump begins with a roar from the house managers and a whimper from the defense before descending into a chaotic haze and a rules fight. President Biden reverses his opinion on China eating our lunch and the under-secretary for climate in Massachusetts puts his foot in his mouth and bites hard.

The Hollywood award shows are fast approaching and a number of congressional members had better be nominated for best dramatic performance. Censorship raises its ugly head at Newsmax, and an epidemic of foot and mouth disease is making the rounds.

The senate trial for the second impeachment of former President Donald Trump is set to begin, Meanwhile Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky takes exception to being called a liar by ABC and Disney decides to block some children's classics from ...well, children because they are racially insensitive.

President Trump waived farewell form Andrews Joint Base as he boarded Air Force One to leave D.C. President Joe Biden and Vice-President Kamala Harris were sworn in with as much fanfare as was possible in a post siege pandemic ridden Capitol and a ne3w era is ushered in to the White House press room....

A U.S. senator gets heckled on the street, New York City cancels all contracts with anyone or anything named Trump, and...oh yes...the President of the United States was impeached for a second time. This week was historic and bizarre and we have the big "did they really just say that" moments for you.

Wednesday, January 6th was a bizarre and frightening day in our nation's capitol. Not only was there an historic fight over electoral votes stemming from the general election, but a peaceful protest turned into a violent attack on the Capitol building, the Senate, and the House of Representatives. One woman was shot to death, 4 others have died from other causes and congress was evacuated in the middle of a joint session. In the end a new president was declared and the current occupant of the White House in being charged with inciting unrest.

We have gathered some of our more memorable cuts from this past year. There should be no big surprise that a lot of them are political in nature. Climb on board for the best "did they really just say that" moments.