We take a look at the excuses provided for Trump's fledgling economy, we look at Democrat reaction to progressive success, and is Thanksgiving actually more affordable than it was last year.

We break down the elections around the nation from a number of different perspectives, and Arnold Shober joins me to continue the discussion and talk about Dick Cheney's impact on the role of the VP.

2 hours, 1 topic. 1 year after Election Day I ask, is your life better, worse, or the same, so far in this administration.

We talk about the Republican party's lack of interest in finding a suitable replacement for Obamacare, insurance costs are shooting through the roof despite no increase in claims, across all industries, and I explain what frustrates me most about the current shutdown.

Republicans weigh using the Nuclear Option to fund the governement (and I'm ok with it), Prop 50 is set to be voted on this Tuesday, and layoffs and homelessness overlap in a pretty alarming way.

The algorithm is playing with your emotions, and the bots aren't helping, I suggest the RNC and DNC run sponsored food banks to keep people afloat while they bicker like children, and Prop 50 is a necessary evil, but I'm worried about some unintenional outcomes.

We talk about the huge cost increase to keep Americans fed since 2019, we break down one of the most Boomer claims I've ever seen on the internet, and the Repubican Party asks why the rhetoric has gotten so nasty in politics.... but no, seriously.

We talk about the controvertial move from the CFPB concerning medical debt, AI implementation has resulted in entry level jobs decreasing, and the makings of a left wing Tea Party are taking shape, and I am absolutely here for it.

We talk about my exerience with AI over the weekend and why I'm still skeptical, we're less than 7 days away from increasing costs for most Americans, and the Steelers just completely crapped the bed last night.

We talk about the scandal with Wisconsin Public Schools, Steve Bannon implies Trump can run for a 3rd term, and the average cost of healthcare for a family of 4 is approaching 30k.