Pat & Stu

-The giant food corporation Nestlé made headlines when they announced that they were pulling their American headquarters from California amid skyrocketing costs of living in the state and an "anti-corporate" climate.

-Pat and Stu explain that this is nowhere near the first instance of this happening. They go into detail about how housing prices have soared in California and contrast the HGTV programs 'Flip or Flop' (which is set in California) and 'Fixer Upper' (which is set in Texas).

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-Venezuela has reached a point where over 90 percent its citizens have lost an average of about 20 pounds. As if we needed any more proof that socialism is bad...

-Pat discusses his son's experiences in Finland and tells us that the place is not as awesome as liberals say it is. In fact, the society there has been so homogeneous for so long that racism is rife among the population amid the recent arrival of immigrants.

-Stu likes produced diced to his liking. Most Americans feel the same way. Yet it costs us tons of money. Why do we keep letting stores save us a minute amount of labor for a massive uptick in cost?

-Surveillance footage of the exact moment that Kim Jong Nam (the half- brother of North Korean supreme leader Kim Jong Un)was poisoned at an airport in Malaysia has been released. The man who was originally supposed to become supreme leader appears to be targeted by a pair of women wielding what could be a toxin designed to be injected or inhaled. Pat and Stu agree that they need to get their hands on some of this stuff for a special someone...

-The guys dissect the trailer for the new horror film with racial overtones: "Get Out". They are intrigued.

-Glenn Beck joins the program with ‘The Vault’, in which he has another chat with historian David Barton about a slew of African-Americans who simply should not have been forgotten by the history books. Tune in to learn how the Hoosier State (Indiana) got its nickname, and learn about the young poet whose work was promoted by none other than George Washington.

-There is a guy who eats a picture of actor Jason Segel every day and will continue to do so until Segel eats a picture of him. Will he ever get to stop eating the (strangely large) pictures? Probably, but he won't gain much fame from it.

-Alcoholic Sprite (a.k.a. Zima) has made its triumphant return! Stu tells the story and fails to enthuse Pat.

-Pat and Stu eat Cinnamon Bun Oreos in the latest edition of SPOONS! Meanwhile, Jeffy eats a large picture of...Pat Gray?!

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The guys break from the script to discuss Pat's motto (sort of). The fair Mr. Gray apparently lives by the teachings of the 1970's song "Afternoon Delight" by the Starland Vocal Band. Little does Jeffy know that the tune actually refers to a daytime sexual encounter (a fact even Pat did not realize until years after he first heard the song). Hilarity ensues and jaws drop left and right in this bit.

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-Pat and Stu praise the work of an MSNBC reporter (yes, you read that right).

-Katy Tur was discussing relations with Russia with Rep. Francis Rooney (R-FL) when he brought up a discussion Barack Obama had with Vladimir Putin in 2012. Tur immediately ended the interview after saying "I don't know what you're referring to." She was widely criticized for her actions, but unlike most other reporters, she actually came full circle and researched the 2012 meeting before explaining herself on a later show. The guys applaud her making good amid a bad situation.

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-John F. Kennedy Airport in New York had a monumental security breakdown as passengers walked straight through an unmanned TSA checkpoint. What do you do if you're one of those passengers? Do you tell an airport policeman about it, or do you just go on ahead and board your plane?

-Pat has a motto. How did he get it? He got it from the 1970's hit song "Afternoon Delight". This begs the question, what exactly does this song refer to? Here's a hint: Jeffy did not know that it referred to a daytime sexual encounter...

-Stu respects a musician's right to express his political views through his work way more-so than that of an actor. Why should "gun-fu" actors Keanu Reeves, Matt Damon, and Liam Neeson preach against gun rights when they might shoot 100 people over the course of one of their films?

-Pat and Stu praise the work of an MSNBC reporter (yes, you read that right). Reporter Katy Tur was discussing relations with Russia with Rep. Francis Rooney (R-FL) when he brought up a discussion Barack Obama had with Vladimir Putin in 2012. Tur immediately ended the interview after saying "I don't know what you're referring to." Was her response appropriate? What about her follow up, in which she acknowledged the 2012 meeting and explained herself?

-Nestle. Do they hate America, or are they smart business people? It's the latter. The food giant announced that they will be moving their American headquarters out of California due to skyrocketing costs of living and an "anti-corporate" culture. The guys examine the situation in California and contrast the hit HGTV shows "Flip or Flop" (which is set in California) and "Fixer Upper" (which is set in Texas).

-It's James K. Polk Tuesday! So we're here to talk about that man's urinary tract infections! No, really...

-If robots do all the work in the future, they might need to start paying taxes. Bill Gates suggests that, since the government needs money to operate, the income tax might get passed on to the machines. Pat and Stu are skeptical. After all, isn't the purpose of inventing robots to save time and money?

-In the throwaway segment of the show (a.k.a. "Jeffy Time"), the large co-host describes an incident in which over 100 headstones at a Jewish cemetery in Missouri were vandalized and how it is somehow difficult to call this incident a hate crime. The guys continue to expose double standards in our criminal justice system.

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-John F. Kennedy Airport in New York had a monumental security breakdown as passengers walked straight through an unmanned TSA checkpoint. What do you do if you're one of those passengers? Do you tell an airport policeman about it, or do you just go on ahead and board your plane?

-Pat has a motto. How did he get it? He got it from the 1970's hit song "Afternoon Delight". This begs the question, what exactly does this song refer to? Here's a hint: Jeffy did not know that it referred to a daytime sexual encounter...

-Pat and Stu praise the work of an MSNBC reporter (yes, you read that right). Reporter Katy Tur was discussing relations with Russia with Rep. Francis Rooney (R-FL) when he brought up a discussion Barack Obama had with Vladimir Putin in 2012. Tur immediately ended the interview after saying "I don't know what you're referring to." Was her response appropriate? What about her follow up, in which she acknowledged the 2012 meeting and explained herself?

-Nestle. Do they hate America, or are they smart business people? It's the latter. The food giant announced that they will be moving their American headquarters out of California due to skyrocketing costs of living and an "anti-corporate" culture. The guys examine the situation in California and contrast a pair of hit HGTV shows.

-It's James K. Polk Tuesday! So we're here to talk about that man's urinary tract infections! No, really...

-If robots do all the work in the future, they might need to start paying taxes. Bill Gates suggests that, since the government needs money to operate, the income tax might get passed on to the machines. Pat and Stu are skeptical.

-In the throwaway segment of the show (a.k.a. "Jeffy Time"), the large co-host describes an incident in which over 100 headstones at a Jewish cemetery in Missouri were vandalized and how it is somehow difficult to call this incident a hate crime.

-Venezuela has reached a point where over 90 percent of its citizens have lost an average of about 20 pounds due to food shortages and soaring prices. As if we needed any more proof that socialism is bad.

-Why do we allow grocery stores to charge us a ton of money for pre-sliced produce? We save a minute of labor, yet pay several dollars more for an already-prepared tub of bananas and strawberries. Why do we keep doing this?

-Surveillance footage of the exact moment that Kim Jong Nam (the half-brother of the supreme leader of North Korea, Kim Jong Un)was poisoned at an airport in Malaysia has been released. The man who was supposed to have become supreme leader of the isolated nation was approached by two women who appeared to administer a toxin either to his neck or his nostrils.

-The guys dissect the trailer for a new horror movie with racial overtones: "Get Out". They are intrigued, to say the least.

-Glenn Beck joins the program with 'The Vault', in which he has another discussion with historian David Barton in regards to a group of African-Americans who have been forgotten by the history books. Tune in to learn how the Hoosier State (Indiana) really got its nickname as well as how a slave girl became a poet whose greatness was recognized by none other than George Washington.

-A guy is eating a picture of actor Jason Segel every day until the celebrity does the same for him. What does he possibly have to gain from this bizarre stunt aside from the attention of Pat and Stu?

-Alcoholic Sprite (a.k.a. "Zima") has made its triumphant return! Stu tells the story, but fails to get Pat enthused about it.

-The guys eat Cinnamon Bun Oreo's in the latest edition of SPOONS! Meanwhile, Jeffy eats a rather large picture of a young...Pat Gray?!!!!!

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-Stu does not want to talk about Milo Yiannopoulos. It is as simple as that. Is it wrong to not care about someone? When it seems like Breitbart is running the media, it really starts to beg the question. Also, will the ultra-conservative senior editor of Breitbart News keep his place as keynote speaker for CPAC?

-It's President's Day, so Pat and Stu break out C-SPAN's latest rankings of all the American Presidents and immediately start tearing into some of the decisions. Barack Obama was slotted in at #12, while George W. Bush is all the way down at #33. Where will your political idols fall? And who could be at the very top?

-Should your doctor be able to ask you if you own a gun? A recent court ruling determined that being asked this question does not impede your Second Amendment rights. The guys weigh in on this, and Pat and Stu are ultra-curious about what Jeffy might have to hide.

-When robots take over every single workplace, will us humans require some form of universal base pay from our respective governments? Elon Musk thinks so, but Pat and Stu are unsure to say the least.

-A group of students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison have demanded that African-American students be given free college tuition and housing. The guys dissect this opinion and Stu tells a fascinating story of how race contributed to a major test-taking strategy he utilized while taking the ACT.

-Star Wars fans: the latest film's title "The Last Jedi" involves the plural form of the word! They are referring to more than one Jedi! Who could be included in such a statement?

-Dan Andros of the Christian service group Faithwire joins the program to discuss the Hands and Feet Project, which has taken recent missionary efforts to Haiti. His stories describe the Caribbean nation's efforts to recover from a slew of natural disasters and how corruption has hampered efforts to rebuild despite an massive influx of foreign relief money.

-Glenn Beck joins the program to tell the story of Madam C.J. Walker, a remarkable African-American woman born in 1867 who defied the odds to become a successful entrepreneur in a time when both blacks (and especially black women) were facing oppression on an unimaginable scale.

-Melania Trump recited the Lord’s Prayer at a rally, and the Left went bananas over it. Look, all of us acknowledge that not everyone in this country is Christian, but why can't the liberals just live and let live? In short, practicing one's faith in a public place should not be this controversial.

-Americans wash and refrigerate their eggs. The rest of the world does not. What's up with that? You should care about your eggs!
Do not distress; Pat, Stu, and Jeffy the Eggspert are here to remind you that that egg you're about to eat CAME FROM A CHICKEN’S BUTT!

-The guys are talking Serendipity's newest creation, the $99.00 "Treasure Chest Sundae," and eating Lay's Poppables in the latest edition of SPOONS!

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-Pat and Stu are here to tell you why everyone is moving to Texas! It's all part of God's Plan!

-Stu does not want to talk about Milo Yiannopoulos. It is as simple as that. Is it wrong to not care about someone? When it seems like Breitbart is running the media, it really starts to beg the question. Will the ultra-conservative senior editor of Breitbart News keep his place as keynote speaker for CPAC? The guys ponder the possibilities.

-It's President's Day, so Pat and Stu break out C-SPAN's latest rankings of all the American Presidents and immediately start tearing into some of the decisions. Barack Obama was slotted in at #12, while George W. Bush is all the way down at #33. Where will your political idols fall? And who could be at the very top? Here's a hint: you will not be surprised.

-Should your doctor be able to ask you if you own a gun? A recent court ruling determined that being asked this question does not impede your Second Amendment rights. The guys weigh in on this, and Pat and Stu are ultra-curious about what Jeffy might have to hide.

-When robots take over every single workplace, will us humans require some form of universal base pay from our respective governments? Elon Musk thinks so, but Pat and Stu are unsure to say the least.

-A group of students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison have demanded that African-American students be given free college tuition and housing. The guys dissect this opinion and Stu tells a fascinating story of how race contributed to a major test-taking strategy he utilized while taking the ACT.

-Star Wars fans: the latest film's title "The Last Jedi" involves the plural form of the word! They are referring to more than one Jedi! Who could be included in such a statement?

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-Dan Andros of the Christian service group Faithwire joins the program to discuss the Hands and Feet Project, which has taken recent missionary efforts to Haiti. His stories describe the Caribbean nation's efforts to recover from a slew of natural disasters and how corruption has hampered efforts to rebuild despite an massive influx of foreign relief money.

-Glenn Beck joins the program to tell the story of Madam C.J. Walker, a remarkable African-American woman born in 1867 who defied the odds to become a successful entrepreneur in a time when both blacks (and especially black women) were facing oppression on an unimaginable scale.

-Melania Trump recited the Lord’s Prayer at a rally, and the Left went bananas over it. Look, all of us acknowledge that not everyone in this country is Christian, but why can't the liberals just live and let live? In short, practicing one's faith in a public place should not be this controversial.

-Americans wash and refrigerate their eggs. The rest of the world does not. What's up with that? You should care about your eggs!
Do not distress; Pat, Stu, and Jeffy the Eggspert are here to remind you that that egg you're about to eat CAME FROM A CHICKEN’S BUTT!

-The guys are talking Serendipity's newest creation, the $99.00 "Treasure Chest Sundae," and eating Lay's Poppables in the latest edition of SPOONS!

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Newsflash! The Earth's climate is just God's litmus test to determine which of his people are smart enough. Those who are leave the frigid North behind and move south. THAT is why the Bible Belt is where it is...

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