State Representative Liz Linehan joins our conversation on the best rock frontmen of all time. Turns out Liz had an early career working for a rock promoter!

Todd was disappointed to see Bruce Springsteen topping a list of the best rock frontmen of all time from Billboard, so he turned to the audience for a better number 1.

Michael Liebowitz, co-author of Down the Rabbit Hole, is an inmate at the Osborne Correctional Institute in Somers, CT. In this part, Michael and Todd, stemming from a podcast clip that Michael heard on one of Todd's previous shows, discuss poverty, and child poverty in particular.

Todd is joined by John Tamny of AIER.org who wrote an interesting piece on the 1960's music renaissance and how all the best music is derivative. We connect that back to government and the corporate world.

Frank Farricker joins the conspiracy theory conversation regarding Jeffrey Epstein, then he and Todd discuss prison reform.

We listen to a wonderful Nancy Pelosi video that's a revelation - she explains how Democrats use the media to push lies. Plus, we discuss conspiracy theories regarding Jeffrey Epstein.

Tom Scott is upset with Attorney General Tong, and says he's doing things that are outside of his job description and authority.

Todd is joined by Jay Charkow, President of International Tariff Managment, to discuss the Trump Administrations' strategy in deploying tariffs against China. Good, bad, irrelevant? Jay shares his opinion.

No benefits for immigrants? That's the goal of the Trump administration, which announced yesterday that migrants who are a burden on taxpayers, or who might be, will be less likely to get permanent status. Is there anything wrong with that?

The death of Jeffrey Epstein raises questions - why did it happen? Why was it allowed to happen? Why was he taken off of suicide watch? Did he commit suicide or was he murdered? We discuss.