We continue discussing Comrade Trump's path toward full blown socialism, one local company is mentioned in a class action lawsuit surrouding price fixing, and the Trump administration annouces Chinese studens will still be able to apply for college here... 600,000 students to be exact.

I explain why I will be calling Trump "Comrade Trump" going forward, I talk about my adventures speaking to MAGA affiliated people in Pittsburgh, and flag burning is freedom of speech, not a crime.

We talk about the new normal for the American working class, a new Senate candidate emerges in Maine with an interesting message, and I mentally prepare to make my trip back to Pittsburgh.

We talk about the lack of payouts coming from insurance companies after the flood, Donald Trump targets mail in voting... again, and Newsom continues ruffling feathers in the Repulican ranks.

We talk about Trump's meeting with Putin in Alaska, the staff at Air Canada is still on strike despite threats from the government, and Gavin Newsom continues trying to give the country his best Trump impression.

We talk about Governor Newsom's recent move to combat Texas Republicans, the Producer Price Index is hot, meaning our costs are set to rise next, and we talk about farmer's ability to access government subsidies to run their farms.

We talk about Prager U's potential to replace PBS, Gavin Newsome continues to (rightfully) push the gerrymandering tensions forward, and we discuss how the Trump administration could be viewed as an inspiration for how much can actually be accomplished by a President.

Trump's planning to remove several peices of (black) history from the Smithsonian, the whole in the deficit is still increasing, and the professors join me to talk about Trump's actions in DC

We talk about the Supreme Court's recent decision to re-examine Obergefell, we continue to day 2 of Trump's authoratative push to instill Marshall Law in DC, Evers vetos a bill aimed at making ride share drivers independent contractors.

Donald Trump announces the implementation of National Guard troops in DC, Goldman Sach's provides a breakdown of tariff costs, and floods happened all over Wisconsin this weekend.