Pat & Stu

-What are the latest trends among Americans eating out?  Which of these (if not all of them) are the guys a part of?

-A Neo-Nazi marcher has left his job at a Berkeley, California hot dog stand.  And that's just the tip of the iceberg.

-An elderly couple in the Netherlands chose to die together via doctor-assisted suicide. Should we be alarmed?

-The guys examine a dessert that gets "painted" live at your table.  Newsflash: You probably won't like the price tag.

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-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?

As Confederate monuments are taken down across the United States; the question of what other parts of American history could soon be erased has risen to the forefront yet again.  Stu says that he would never erect a statue of Robert E. Lee, but for others, opposing the ideologies of the Confederate general is just the tip of the iceberg.

Outspoken filmmaker Michael Moore made more headlines with his protest of President Trump, in which he compared the President's supporters to enablers of rapists.  The guys sift through his statements and, unsurprisingly, don't find any historical or political equations with a degree of accuracy.

Could anyone at the "Unite the Right" rally who carried a tiki torch and partook in the racist chants actually be a good person who simply wanted to take a stand on a perceived injustice?  Pat and Stu agree, the answer is, most likely, a resounding no.

President Trump attempted to clarify his previous statements on the events in Charlottesville and defended himself by saying that he "needed all the facts" before making a wide-sweeping statement on the violence that occurred.  Simply put, this effort fell short, and the guys wonder what the new White House Communications Director will do to keep things under control (if that's possible).

-How is the world reacting the tragedy in Charlottesville, Virginia?  Why is seemingly everybody on the Left pointing fingers at President Trump?

-If your movement is using ISIS tactics, you might want to re-think your viewpoints.

-Al Gore's new film 'An Inconvenient Sequel' is doing exactly as well as the guys expected.

-Where does right wing media stand in regards to Alex Jones, Drudge Report, and Steve Bannon?

-There's a big event happening right down the street that the guys absolutely have to go see.

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The guys examine the story of a Neo-Nazi marcher at the Charlottesville rally who had to leave his job at a hot dog stand in (of all places) Berkeley, California. They also examine the larger issue of how people should view the increasingly common occurrence of these white supremacists losing their jobs.

In the wake of an elderly couple in the Netherlands choosing to die together via doctor-assisted suicide; the guys ask, yet again, what has happened to the culture of life?  How close are we to these practices becoming widespread here in America?

-What are the latest trends among Americans eating out?  Which of these (if not all of them) are the guys a part of?

-A Neo-Nazi marcher has left his job at a Berkeley, California hot dog stand.  And that's just the tip of the iceberg.

-An elderly couple in the Netherlands chose to die together via doctor-assisted suicide. Should we be alarmed?

-The guys examine a dessert that gets "painted" live at your table.  Newsflash: You probably won't like the price tag.