Pat & Stu

-President Trump has signed an executive order to start construction of the border wall along the US-Mexico border. Pat and Stu think the issue of the border wall is win-win. If we don’t build it; we don’t spend tons of money. If we build it, we get enhanced border security.

-Trump has also initiated a temporary ban on refugees and the suspension of visas for several Middle Eastern countries.

-A U.S. Secret Service agent wrote in a Facebook post that she would not take a bullet for President Trump. Pat, Stu, and Jeff come to a consensus that she should probably be allowed to keep her job, but placed in a position that will keep her away from the President.

-Kellyanne Conway has made the claim that Trump and the media have “joint custody of the nation." Needless to say, this does not go over well on this program.

-Perhaps Trump would have preferred to win the popular vote than the electoral vote. There is no doubt that losing the popular vote to Hillary Clinton is driving him crazy.

-Pat, Stu, and Jeff discuss a legendary blend of sports and entertainment: the Harlem Globetrotters and their oft-maligned opponent, the Washington/New Jersey Generals. Did the Generals ever rebel against the establishment and beat the Globetrotters? The guys have the answer and it might surprise you.

-Sean Spicer was upset that Nationals Park ran out of Vanilla Dippin’ Dots and voiced his displeasure. The company gave him a great response. He did nothing with it.

-How do we solve the abortion issue? There is no consensus opinion, but The Atlantic recently released an article on the subject that does little actual fact-reporting. The guys dissect these claims and Stu makes a great point, asking why would one push (abortion rights) to 40 weeks when four is plenty of time.

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-Pat, Stu, and Jeff continue to dissect the latest abortion "science" and explain how ultrasounds tend to accomplish the intended goal of preventing abortions. Stu also attempts to get to the bottom of what services Planned Parenthood really provides.

-The Women’s March stood for solidarity among women, but what specific issues does it really stand for?

-Stu is on the warpath again against the blatant hypocrisy of Al Gore on the issue of climate change. His utilization of completely irrelevant data to further his points about sea level rise is just another reminder as to why he is a vaunted member of the Douche Hall of Fame

-Nebraska State Senator Bill Kintner re-tweeted a tweet that implies that women who attended the march are too ugly to be sexually assaulted. He has since resigned and deleted his Twitter. Should he have had to resort to such drastic measures? The answer is no.

-The guys try another flavor of 7/11 potato chips in the latest edition of SPOONS! Spoiler alert: Hot Italian Sausage went over way better than Prime Rib.

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-President Donald Trump has entered office with an approval rating of 45 percent, the lowest of any president entering office in American history. Why has the "grace period" of letting the man settle in before judging him gone away?

-Donald Trump's family portraits look like something out of a Victoria's Secret catalog, so that begs the question: does Donald really love Melania? Also, what should the consequences be for the SNL writer who tweeted that Barron Trump could be America's first home school shooter?

-What do Americans really think about the issue of abortion? Is there any right answer as to what to do about the massive number of these operations taking place each year? The guys dissect the numbers and take a stand for what they believe in.

-The golden age of the circus has passed us by, so let's turn to an elephant to give us his views. (Note: it's Jeff Fisher)

-Glenn Beck joins the program with Part Three of ‘The Vault' in which he furthers his discussion of "The 9/12 Principles."

-Climate change might be real, but don’t take Al Gore’s word for it. The man at the forefront of the idea that a climate cataclysm is nigh has officially gone off the deep end with the release of his new film: An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power. In short, the ice shelves are not going to melt overnight and the seas will not be rising up to swamp New York anytime soon.

-Trump has banned EPA officials from discussing the environmental issues on social media or with reporters. Is this legal? Probably not, says Stu.

-We've got SPOONS! The guys are eating 7/11's prime rib flavored potato chips. The reviews are...not good. Too much horseradish.

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-President Donald Trump has entered office with an approval rating of 45 percent, the lowest of any president entering office in American history. Why has the "grace period" of letting the man settle in before judging him gone away?

-Donald Trump's family portraits look like something out of a Victoria's Secret catalog, so that begs the question: does Donald really love Melania? Also, what should the consequences be for the SNL writer who tweeted that Barron Trump could be America's first home school shooter?

-What do Americans really think about the issue of abortion? Is there any right answer as to what to do about the massive number of these operations taking place each year? The guys dissect the numbers and take a stand for what they believe in.

-The golden age of the circus has passed us by, so let's turn to an elephant to give us his views. (Note: it's Jeff Fisher)

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-Glenn Beck joins the program with Part Three of ‘The Vault' in which he furthers his discussion of "The 9/12 Principles."

-Climate change might be real, but don’t take Al Gore’s word for it. The man at the forefront of the idea that a climate cataclysm is nigh has officially gone off the deep end with the release of his new film: An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power. In short, the ice shelves are not going to melt overnight and the seas will not be rising up to swamp New York anytime soon.

-Trump has banned EPA officials from discussing the environmental issues on social media or with reporters. Is this legal? Probably not, says Stu.

-We've got SPOONS! The guys are eating 7/11's prime rib flavored potato chips. The reviews are...not good. Too much horseradish.

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Unsurprisingly, Donald Trump's abysmal approval ratings during the campaign have carried over into his first days in office. Trump entered office with an approval rating of 45 percent, the lowest of any president entering office (most of the previous 44 presidents hovered around 70 percent).

Why has the "grace period" of letting the man settle in before judging him gone away? What does this mean for the immediate future of his presidency?

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Actor Shia LeBeouf made headlines with his diatribe into the ear of an alleged "alt-right" white supremacist. Was he right in doing so? The guys tend to agree that the force of his words was unwarranted, but would either of our co-hosts condone violence against either side?

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A new Marist poll shows that a vast majority of Americans are either against abortion outright or would approve limiting the practice. According to the latest data, six out of ten Americans believe that abortion is morally wrong. So now the only question is: who is going to do something about it?

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Unsurprisingly, Donald Trump's abysmal approval ratings during the campaign have carried over into his first days in office. Trump entered office with an approval rating of 45 percent, the lowest of any president entering office (most of the previous 44 presidents hovered around 70 percent).

Why has the "grace period" of letting the man settle in before judging him gone away? What does this mean for the immediate future of his presidency?

Listen to Pat & Stu for FREE on TheBlaze Radio Network from 5p-7p ET, Mon. through Fri. www.theblaze.com/radio

Twitter: @PatandStu

Facebook: PatandStu

Actor Shia LeBeouf made headlines with his diatribe into the ear of an alleged "alt-right" white supremacist. Was he right in doing so? The guys tend to agree that the force of his words was unwarranted, but would either of our co-hosts condone violence against either side?

Listen to Pat & Stu for FREE on TheBlaze Radio Network from 5p-7p ET, Mon. through Fri. www.theblaze.com/radio

Twitter: @PatandStu

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