The legendary Jerry Rice gets his black card revoked —by some— for having an unapproved thought and feeling. Guccifer gives us a gander into the Democrat memos on how to *deal* with Black Lives Matter—that one is important.

151 years after the Civil War, Georgetown plans on prioritizing the admission process for descendants of slaves. This turns into a talk which frames a monstrous system of victimhood pedaling and rigged education cycles.

There more in this, and it was a fun show right until the end; tomorrow we have to get more into the DHS wanting control of the election. Spooky shit right there. We'll talk about it in a spooky way with good music on and maybe a hookah.

Two upload errors turned into 1998-style computer freezes. Description lost both times, so we live with this for now. Listen along, do your thing and maybe you find something that moves you.

The opening of tonight's show got us kicked off for the rest of the night. We started flying high so early, and that flow continued into a discussion with Rabbi Mark Borovitz. Rabbi Mark brings us through his remarkable journey from a life of crime, and addiction, to one of service to humanity. A really good person and I hope to have him back on in the future to take the world's temperature and chew the fat.

After we get off the phone with Rabbi Mark, we take a break to the sounds of Philip Seymour Hoffman playing Gust Avrakotos, in Charlie Wilson's War. A little but of bullshit ensues and we preview some of the stuff we may do a little of tomorrow.

Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/JjCKxep9DFU

A rare 90-minute Monday Night Special. There was so much to talk about and all we were able to get around to were the issues surrounding the Colin Kaepernick sideline thing. We try to keep the focus more so on the the imbalances in the arguments surrounding Policing and Government's role in creating perpetually growing dependent classes.

Gypsy joins in on the show around the 25 minute mark, and then a rare group call with Ancaporado, JonnyVroom, and GadgetDoc to really drive home a number of points on everything from Black Lives Matter, to Occupy Wall Street and Controlled Big Government Opposition.

Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/SKauxEW5sA8

A really chill Friday Night at the studio opens up with a recap of the great week of shows we just did together; we stay on the topic of keeping good people in your life once you've met them for a bit. We also touch on the importance of finding passion and enthusiasm for things again.

We eventually touch on the Hillary Clinton and Alex Jones, plus the concept of the 'Alt Right' and what meaning Frank saw in the way it has been addressed.

The last 35 minutes of bonus time features more political banter, featuring a call from Ancaporado from the chat. Sometimes it is just really hard to get off air. See you all Monday!

In the Thursday night edition, Mr. Lawson Hamilton Bowling, Professor of History at Manhattanville College, joins us for the first time since moving to the new studio. From start to finish this episode is jammed with history and information in the same calm, cool delivery we all expect out of the great Professor.

If I were to parse this description up like I usually do it will go on for pages. So, in short, get ready for a journey through European and American history; touches from the South Pacific, China, India, and Japan; a glimpse of Italy since 1800 and Emperors of Africa; Slavery and Freedom; Philosophy and Misunderstanding; Constitutional Crises and the Formation of a Nation; the Europe and the EU, and the US and the Tenth Amendment; Globalism vs Nationalism; and everything in between.

I hope you enjoy and I'll see you Friday night!

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Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/ei8vFnyssOw

Joined by special guest and friend of the show, Sean Plunkett. Frank, Sean, and Matt tie up loose ends with the topic of open calls for erasing of national borders and national sovereignty.

We finally touch on the Milgram Experiment, and then open talks with Sean eventually lead us to Dinesh D'souza's new book on Hillary Clinton and the History of the Democratic Party. Gypsy joins the show for the final 15 minutes, as touch on the great Party Switch Myth, which is also ushered in by excerpts of D'souza's book.

Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/qgwgFMU5eJc

This Tuesday night episode starts off with a fantastic guest. Around the fifteen-minute mark we are joined by Dr. Cali Estes, an Addiction Specialist who is on a mission to shed light on some reformed ways of dealing with drugs on the streets and those who use them. Dr. Estes gives the audience unique perspective on the War on Drugs, and takes on a slanted media.

In the second half of the show we bring up recent comments from a well-known EU Chief, on the 'terrible invention' of national borders...becoming the latest politician to publicly endorse —albeit indirectly— Global Government. Right out of the New World Order bible.

Tomorrow we will get around to the Milgram Experiment and everything else we didn't have time to cover tonight.

Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/NOGNF8urdRE

We open up Monday night with some thoughts from the weekend on people who push for the death of capitalism and promote banana republic style economics and governance. That monologue ends perfectly around the 20-minute mark.

Then the conversation devolves into a little Al Pacino talk, Scent of a Woman, in particular. After that peters out we pick up an article on Joseph Goebbels' 105-year-old secretary. She has been doing some end-of-life interviews, talking about her time working with Hitler's chief Propagandist. Very interesting. That prompted a call from GadgetDoc on a topic that we will revisit Tuesday night.

Lastly was a first-time call from Wednesday night's in-studio guest, Sean Plunkett. We spend a few minutes talking about the growing concern with Hillary Clinton's health.

It was a really good show. Felt good at least.

Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/ylK43Qyx4DI

'Friday Night and Stella' 8/19/16 by Quite Frankly