Pat & Stu

-After the chaos of Charlottesville, an NAACP leader spoke out against the destruction of Confederate monuments.

-Has Jimmy Kimmel found a more fitting role for Donald Trump?

-How did the Alt-Right gain its platform from which to spread hate?

-Steve Bannon needs to be fired.  There is no doubt left.

-"Loosely Based on the True Story" is now a thing...

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The legal case involving a man accused of groping Taylor Swift has finally wrapped up after years of proceedings. The megastar didn't sue for any significant money, but simply sought to have the man admit his guilt.  She won, but did she really accomplish anything?

It's easy to get confused over what an increase in the minimum wage would mean for the American job market, but Pat and Stu have a pretty good idea after reading the results from a study on the subject conducted by the London School of Economics.  In short, if a $1.00 increase would be harmful, you can probably guess what a nearly $8.00 increase would accomplish.

It's no secret that InfoWars and Drudge Report have butted heads a number of times as of late.  It's also no secret that Pat and Stu hate it when Alex Jones is referred to as a "far-right" conspiracy theorist.  What exactly is the state of affairs in right-wing news?  The guys sift through the banter to find the answers.

-Is the removal of Confederate monuments a foreboding omen for American history?  The answer appears to be yes.

-Could there be any good people who stood with the Neo-Nazis in Charlottesville?

-President Trump attempted to clarify his statements on the violence and did not improve his standing at all.

-What kind of damage would a $1.00 increase in the minimum wage do to the American job market?

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

-After the chaos of Charlottesville, an NAACP leader spoke out against the destruction of Confederate monuments.

-Has Jimmy Kimmel found a more fitting role for Donald Trump?

-How did the Alt-Right gain its platform from which to spread hate?

-Steve Bannon needs to be fired.  There is no doubt left.

-"Loosely Based on the True Story" is now a thing...

In the wake of the violence in Charlottesville, an NAACP leader took a stand against the continued removal of Confederate monuments.  Now, Pat and Stu agree that erasing history is dangerous, but how much deeper does the issue really run?  What other debates, unbenounced to the masses, can be directly tied to the opinions of those currently being decried by the American public?

Seemingly everyone on the American Left has thought about how President Trump could be removed from office, but late-night personality Jimmy Kimmel might just have drawn up a true master plan.  Could his idea really satisfy everyone with an opinion of the President?

Who or what is to blame for the self-proclaimed "Alt-Right" movement gaining a foothold in American society?  What seeds were planted with the appearances of Milo Yiannopoulos at places like the University of California-Berkeley?  And how has the Republican Party changed its mind on so much, so quickly?

White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon is on extremely thin ice in the wake of his commentary on North Korea, in which he said "there is no military solution" in reference to the escalating situation.  The guys agree, the question of whether his contradiction of the President was outright treason is debatable, but the question of whether he should be fired is not.