Planet Logic

It's hard to imagine a talk radio landscape without Rush Limbaugh. His announcement that he has advanced lung cancer is bad news for him, for all of us who love him, and for the country. The good news is that he's still with us and he will fight this terrible disease. Also, Democrats mess up the Iowa caucuses as they seem to do with anything they touch; Democrats seem to have lost the impeachment battle; and Trump's poll numbers are sky-high.

When governments attempt to hide information from the pubic, something is usually wrong. This is true in the case of the so-called whistleblower, and it's true in a community where a policeman has shot a man to death. Journalist and pastor Roscoe Harrison comments on the situation in Temple, Texas. Also, Trump draws the ire of the AP by calling Bernie Sanders a communist; Sanders' popularity is rising among the young; and John Stossel reveals which candidates are promising to take us deeper into debt.

AT&T has a CNN problem. The network is positioned as the anti-Trump channel and its hosts are boring. AT&T must repair the network's reputation, and revamp its unwatchable prime time. Also -- why are DC Comics TV series so vulgar? We may be getting witnesses in the Trump impeachment. Good! Bring 'em! Why John Bolton needed a hook for his book; and a conversation with radio and TV legend Max Tooker.

Could something good come from the impeachment of President Trump? Yes! IF Americans recognize how corrupt Washington really is -- and demand change. Also, we took our microphones to Austin on Thursday to talk with Jim Cardle, the Texas Insider, about the impeachment and efforts by the Democrats to take Texas; and the sudden and tragic death of NBA star Kobe Bryant.

Adam Schiff again shows his contempt for our system of justice by refusing to bring the so-called Whisleblower forward to face President Trump and the Republicans in the Senate. Also, commentator Ben Barrack says Trump lawyer Jay Sekulow was wrong to use Obama's "Fast & Furious" as an example of Executive Privilege; and President Trump becomes the first sitting president to actively take the side of precious not-yet-born children.

Americans are split over the issue of gender identity, but what does science say? And if sex change is impossible, why would we tell young people to proceed with a process they may later regret? Also, CNN is featuring debates between two liberal lawyers -- Alan Dershowitz who does not support impeachment, and Jeffrey Toobin whose network is totally behind it; and columnist Bill Kidd says Texas is no longer the "friendship" state since the governor doesn't want to take unlimited numbers of refugees.

Members of Congress say the dumbest things. Our best & brightest often embarrass us with the depth of what they don't know. Also -- The impeachment trial is here and Nancy Pelosi has already made herself look foolish; KPLE-TV general manager Joel Lytle discusses the sorry state of education in America and how Christianity is attacked around the world; in Temple, Texas STILL no information on a deadly police shooting; and Seth Borenstein has another climate charge story to scare you out of your wits.

President Trump seems to have outsmarted Iran and avoided war, but the Media is not pleased that he killed Qassem Soleimani and demands to know why. Also, Steve Bannon calls impeachment the "crime of the century." Which is best? The NFL or college football -- Reece Sullivan and Lynn hash it out; and Planned Parenthood suffers a big defeat in Texas.

Exclusive: With the public still being kept in the dark about the December 2nd police shooting death of 28-year old Michael Dean, the NAACP is turning to Gov. Greg Abbott for help. Also -- Trump outwits Iran and Democrats move to make sure he can't do it again; the Iranians probably shot down a jetliner with 63 Canadians on board so what will Prime Minister Justin Trudeau do?; Trump renames Hunter Biden; and Pelosi still stalling on Articles of Impeachment.

After Trump takes out Iranian terrorism mastermind Qassem Soleimani, Democrats and the Media panic that Iran might be mad at us. Also, the Temple Telegram responds regarding coverage of a police shooting; talk veteran Lou Ann Anderson on the Iranian threat, the police silence in Temple, and the stabbing in Austin; Methodists are becoming un-united; and Ricky Gervais tells off Hollywood elites.