Peddling Fiction Podcast

A recap of the first part of the second round of democratic debates with a focus on the lies we all are telling ourselves to deny reality, advance a political agenda, and live a life of delusion. 

Bernie Sanders is a charlatan. I talk about his recent organized labor troubles and I don't mince any words. 

Donald Trump, the ultimate troll, takes on The Squad. Needless to say, there is a lot more to this than simply, "he's a racist."

There is something about the power and control our gov't has to offer that is attracting a bunch of pedophiles and sexual predators. I explore this issue and all the bizarre angles of the Jeffrey Epstein story that go along with it. I then dismantle the ancient myth of a gender wage gap that has resurfaced in the wake of the US women's soccer team victory. 

Yes ladies and gentlemen, he is back! Unfortunately he still believes that the minimum wage is beneficial. After doing my best to set him straight on that, we discuss Iranian uranium enrichment and the immigration crisis at our border.  

I recap the first round of debates and give my thoughts on the candidates and their performances...let's just say this field of presidential hopefuls leaves a lot to be desired. 

Last minute change of heart pulls us back from the brink of war with Iran and the mainstream media remains silent while real election interference is uncovered by Project Veritas and subsequently scrubbed from the internet by the major platforms.  You'll get my thoughts on all of that, plus some democratic debate predictions. 

Today I give my take on the oil tankers being attacked near Iran. I also rant about the Trump interview with George Stephanopoulos and AOC's assertion that the US is operating concentration camps on the southern border.  

There's a lot of talk going around about breaking up big tech firms because they are currently enjoying a monopoly. We take a quick gallop through history to dispel the propaganda of the Robber Barons that brought about today's antitrust laws and smash any notion that these laws are helpful to everyday people. A few historical examples coupled with current issues, proves yet again that the gov't is not the answer to your problems.