Pat & Stu

-Is every American entitled to health care? That was the question that Bernie Sanders posed to Ted Cruz in a live televised debate Tuesday on CNN. Cruz defined rights as things in regards to which you are free from government interference, not things that you are entitled to. Stu agrees and illustrates this by the fact that the second amendment does not entitle the government to provide you with a gun, it simply states that they cannot revoke your right to own one.

-How many drugs are produced here in the US by big pharmaceutical companies versus those developed around the world? Is it at all fair for Sanders to demonize these corporations for recovering their development costs despite the fact that some people cannot afford their products?

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-Is every American entitled to health care? That was the question that Bernie Sanders posed to Ted Cruz in a live televised debate Tuesday on CNN. Cruz defined rights as things in regards to which you are free from government interference, not things that you are entitled to. The guys discuss Cruz' comments and illustrate his points as they apply to many major issues.

-How many drugs are produced here in the US by big pharmaceutical companies versus those developed around the world? Is it at all fair for Sanders to demonize these corporations?

-Pat and Stu dissect Sanders' comments in regards to a small business owner in Fort Worth, Texas. Should businesses that employ more than fifty people be forced to provide health insurance for them?

-Glenn Beck joins the program and tells a riveting story that has been forgotten by the history books, the annihilation of Black Wall Street in Greenwood, Oklahoma in 1921. In short, this race riot turned full-fledged military operation brought World War I to America’s shores.

-Stu is in seventh heaven with red velvet Chips Ahoy! cookies in the latest edition of SPOONS!

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Newsflash: Stu thinks that Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) is correct.

-During a hearing on the appointment of Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) to Attorney General, the Massachusetts senator was halted from reading a 1986 letter written by Coretta Scott King that criticized Sessions. The Republican means to shut her down was a previously obscure rule known as Rule 19, which basically states that any outright or implied criticism of another senator is prohibited in official discourse. Pat, Stu, and Jeff agree that such a rule must be done away with and that the Republicans made a huge mistake in invoking it against Warren.

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-Vice President Mike Pence cast the deciding vote to confirm Secretary of Education appointee Betsy DeVos after the Senate was split 50-50. This was the Donald Trump appointee that the Democrats had determined they would oppose, and they are unlikely to deny any of Trump's other appointees.

-Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) has introduced a bill to abolish the department of education. In his mind, un-elected bureaucrats should not decide the education options for our children. The guys dissect his thought process and decide that it might not be a bad idea.

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-During a hearing on the appointment of Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) to Attorney General, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) was halted from reading a 1986 letter written by Coretta Scott King that criticized Sessions. The Republican means to shut her down was a previously obscure rule known as Rule 19. Pat, Stu, and Jeff agree that such a rule must be done away with and that the Republicans made a huge mistake in invoking it against Warren.

-Vice President Mike Pence cast the deciding vote to confirm Secretary of Education appointee Betsy DeVos after the Senate was split 50-50. This was the Donald Trump appointee that the Democrats had determined they would oppose, and they are unlikely to deny any of Trump's other appointees.

-Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) has introduced a bill to abolish the department of education. In his mind, un-elected bureaucrats should not decide the education options for our children. Is he on to something?

-The guys analyze the history and recent re-birth of the hit television drama ‘24’. What originally made the show eventually lose its attractiveness to viewers?

-In a CNN report on Barack Obama's vacation at billionaire Richard Branson’s Caribbean island estate; one host took it upon herself to tell us just how "jacked" she thinks the former president is. … Pat and Stu tell you just how “jacked” THEY think Obama is.

-The most tweeted Super Bowl ad was Netflix’s promo for the new season of “Stranger Things.” The guys offer their thoughts on the preview.

-Is every American entitled to health care? That was the question that Bernie Sanders posed to Ted Cruz in a live televised debate Tuesday on CNN. Cruz defined rights as things in regards to which you are free from government interference, not things that you are entitled to.

-How many drugs are produced here in the US by big pharmaceutical companies versus those developed around the world? Is it at all fair for Sanders to demonize these corporations?

-Pat and Stu dissect Sanders' comments in regards to a small business owner in Fort Worth, Texas. Should businesses that employ more than fifty people be forced to provide health insurance for them?

-Glenn Beck joins the program and tells a riveting story that has been forgotten by the history books, the annihilation of Black Wall Street in Greenwood, Oklahoma in 1921. In short, this race riot turned full-fledged military operation brought World War I to America’s shores.

-Stu is in seventh heaven with red velvet Chips Ahoy! cookies in the latest edition of SPOONS!

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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-During a hearing on the appointment of Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) to Attorney General, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) was halted from reading a 1986 letter written by Coretta Scott King that criticized Sessions. The Republican means to shut her down was a previously obscure rule known as Rule 19. Pat, Stu, and Jeff agree that such a rule must be done away with and that the Republicans made a huge mistake in invoking it against Warren.

-Vice President Mike Pence cast the deciding vote to confirm Secretary of Education appointee Betsy DeVos after the Senate was split 50-50. This was the Donald Trump appointee that the Democrats had determined they would oppose, and they are unlikely to deny any of Trump's other appointees.

-Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) has introduced a bill to abolish the department of education. In his mind, un-elected bureaucrats should not decide the education options for our children. Is he on to something?

-The guys analyze the history and recent re-birth of the hit television drama ‘24’. What made the show eventually lose its attractiveness to viewers? Just how much money is the network saving with Kiefer Sutherland relegated to his new role as executive producer of the reboot?

-In a CNN report on Barack Obama's vacation at billionaire Richard Branson’s Caribbean island estate; one host took it upon herself to tell us just how "jacked" she thinks the former president is. … Pat and Stu tell you just how “jacked” THEY think Obama is.

-The most tweeted Super Bowl ad was Netflix’s promo for the new season of “Stranger Things.” The guys offer their thoughts on the preview.

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-In case you haven't noticed, Stu was at the Super Bowl on Sunday in Houston. The dynamic trio dissect the Falcons' second half collapse and tell you what the team's probability to win was as each major event of the half occurred.

-Apparently there are no calories in a thin-crust pizza... Either way, Stu is probably going to have trouble ordering one. Hilarity ensues as he us tells his phone order horror story.

-Kansas talk show host-turned congressional candidate Joseph Ashby joins the program to discuss his campaign to win Rep. Mike Pompeo's now-vacated seat. Why does he value personality over performance in the campaign, and how does he intend to stand up to big government policies in Washington?

-Just how real was Lady Gaga's dramatic leap at the Super Bowl? Probably not very. The initial shot was most likely filmed someplace far away from Houston. Alas, it was still pretty cool.

-Jeffy tells us where Super Bowl LI ranks among the most-watched television shows of all time. He'll also tell you how this year's halftime show ranks in terms of viewers.

-Pat, Stu, and Jeffy examine the history of Super Bowl halftime shows and see just how they have evolved over the past 51 years. In their opinion, the event was nothing until 1991. Previously, few if any big names in music performed during halftime. The guys certainly give the Grambling State marching band their fair share of credit for their performances in the Super Bowl's early years.

-Glenn Beck joins the program with his latest "Think Tank," in which he dissects Donald Trump's executive order on immigration. In short, Trump cannot stop a visa from being obtained, but he can stop one from being utilized. Going further, the courts have no power to deny the enforcement of Trump's order.

-Glenn asks additional tough questions, such as: What can Melania do to save her husband’s image? What does the alt-right have to do with conservatism? What is the surest way to start an autocracy?

-Katie Couric raised some eyebrows with her latest stance on gender identity and child development. Can a fetus actually think? She seems to imply that it can. Pat thinks, "Hmm, if it can think, it probably shouldn't be aborted..."

-No one would be surprised if Jeffy felt like a woman. Also, no one would care.

-The guys take a peek inside Amazon's latest development, a new robotic grocery store with no checkout lines. Walk in, grab your items, and walk out! It can bill you for each item automatically. How long until we can get one on every block?!

-It's the most anticipated edition of SPOONS! in quite a while. The guys try Taco Bell's new Naked Chicken Chalupa, a taco with a shell made completely out of fried chicken. The verdict: it is way better than the KFC Double-Down.

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-In case you haven't noticed, Stu was at the Super Bowl on Sunday in Houston. Now he's back, and he's not about to let his friends forget that he was there.

-The dynamic trio dissect the Falcons' second half collapse and tell you what the team's probability to win was as each major event of the half occurred.

-Apparently there are no calories in a thin-crust pizza... Either way, Stu is probably going to have trouble ordering one. Hilarity ensues as he us tells his phone order horror story.

-Kansas talk show host-turned congressional candidate Joseph Ashby joins the program to discuss his campaign to win Rep. Mike Pompeo's now-vacated seat.

-Just how real was Lady Gaga's dramatic leap at the Super Bowl? Probably not very. The initial shot was most likely filmed someplace far away from Houston. Alas, it was still pretty cool. Stu describes his in-person viewing experience and the guys rejoice in the fact that Lady Gaga did not use the platform to make a political statement.

-Jeffy tells us where Super Bowl LI ranks among the most-watched television shows of all time. He'll also tell you how this year's halftime show ranks in terms of viewers.

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-Pat, Stu, and Jeffy examine the history of Super Bowl halftime shows and see just how they have evolved over the past 51 years. In their opinion, the event was nothing until 1991. Previously, few if any big names in music performed during halftime. The guys certainly give the Grambling State marching band their fair share of credit for their performances in the Super Bowl's early years.

-Glenn Beck joins the program with his latest "Think Tank," in which he dissects Donald Trump's executive order on immigration. In short, Trump cannot stop a visa from being obtained, but he can stop one from being utilized. Going further, the courts have no power to deny the enforcement of Trump's order.

Glenn asks additional tough questions, such as: What can Melania do to save her husband’s image? What does the alt-right have to do with conservatism? What is the surest way to start an autocracy?

Katie Couric raised some eyebrows with her latest stance on gender identity and child development. Can a fetus actually think? She seems to imply that it can. Thus, if it can think, it probably shouldn't be aborted, according to Pat.

-No one would be surprised if Jeffy felt like a woman. Also, no one would care.

-The guys take a peek inside Amazon's latest development, a new robotic grocery store with no checkout lines. Walk in, grab your items, and walk out! How long until we can get one on every block?!

It's the most anticipated edition of SPOONS! in quite a while. The guys try Taco Bell's new Naked Chicken Chalupa, a taco with a shell made completely out of fried chicken. The verdict: it is way better than the KFC Double-Down.

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

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It's Pat and Stu's first show together since 1987... not really, but it certainly feels like it. In case you hadn't heard, Stu was at the Super Bowl on Sunday in Houston, and he's not about to let the guys forget it.

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