Predictable with Stu Burguiere

Stu does … celebs gone viral! Hollywood is always looking down on conservatives for having the audacity to send thoughts and prayers to people in tragic situations. But isn’t joining hands and singing John Lennon tunes the exact same thing?! Salena Zito of the Washington Examiner goes in-depth on her story about how a small Ohio city is weathering the coronavirus pandemic. And, Daniel Horowitz explains what kind of bailout situation we could be seeing in the near future.

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Stu does … the New York Times! After the paper attacked a Tennessee man for hoarding bottles of hand sanitizer and price gouging, Stu discovers that the Times did the EXACT. SAME. THING. You won't believe the advertisements running on the Times app. And, for some reason, Democrats REALLY want Joe Biden to be our first president who can't get through a full sentence without a nap. Plus, Jason Buttrill swings by to talk about the coronavirus and his own personal experience with an emergency room in the heat of the crisis.

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Stu does … price gouging! Are you really mad that people are buying and reselling goods at a higher price during a tough time in an area that needs those resources? Or are you just mad you didn’t think of it yourself first? Stu explains why the whole process isn’t as evil as your Facebook friends are making you believe. The incomparable Sara Gonzales brings some much-needed cool-headed rationality to the coronavirus pandemic. And, Rob Eno mourns the New England Patriots’ loss of star quarterback Tom Brady.

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Stu does … old people! Stay with us on this one. Sure, most of the country is in fine shape to survive the coronavirus, but that doesn’t mean we should forget about the seniors in our country who need protection. Let’s try to be a little empathetic, shall we? And, Sonny Bunch of Rebeller talks Hollywood in the age of COVID-19, and BlazeTV’s own Lauren Chen lightens (slightly) the mood with some "Mulan" and #MeToo.

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Stu does … AOC! Ms. Ocasio-Cortez took it upon herself to let the world know why the United States is falling behind the rest of the world in coronavirus response/testing. Could it be a lack of socialized medicine? Of course, and once again, she’s just so, so wrong. And, blacklisted author Blake J. Harris drops by to talk about his new documentary, based on his book "Console Wars," that will NOT premiere at SXSW. Thanks, COVID-19.

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Stu does … the Trump tax break! With the coronavirus putting people in bed across the country, President Trump is considering cutting the infamous payroll tax to help alleviate the burden on Americans. Stu, assisted by an oddly sexy Mike Pence, explains why this is a great idea. Ross Marchand of Young Voices explains why Millennials are actually pretty cool with capitalism overall. And Brian Riedl of the Manhattan Institute talks us through Bernie Sanders’ very expensive last stand.

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Stu does … the Wuhan virus! Chris Hayes and Salon.com tell us that calling COVID-19 the "Wuhan virus" is racist, but aren’t most viruses named after their geographical locations? YES. YES THEY ARE. Michael J. Knowles from the Daily Wire calls in from a comfortable distance to discuss the coronavirus outbreak at CPAC. And Sara Gonzales swings through the studio to make sure we don’t forget about politics and other non-deadly-virus news.

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Stu does … Medicare for All! A lot of myths and confusing polls surround Medicare for All, so Stu's here to give you the lowdown on what it ACTUALLY means. Spoiler: It ain't great. And, Reason's Robby Soave calls in to explain why the radical Left abandoned the most woke of its candidates on Super Tuesday.

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