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Today's Show: Democrats and Republicans who act like Democrats may have agreed upon a $1 trillion spending bill that has none of President Trump's campaign promises in it; where is the House Freedom Caucus? Also, we are joined by the one and only Rocci Stucci. You DO NOT want to miss what he has to say about the possible fate of Kim Jong Un. Listen to The Ryno Report LIVE, Monday-Friday on Renegade Talk Radio

Welcome Renegade Nation it’s me Naughty Nicole and it’s time for another Renegade Review. And today’s escapade is a little off the beaten path, so I hope you guys enjoy the scenery. Today we’re looking at National Geographic’s first foray into scripted programming with “Genius”. And I, for one, believe that their gamble on this idea has paid off admirably. Thanks in part to the brilliant casting and skillful acting that positions Genius to be one of the most richly detailed historical shows.

Genius intends to be an anthology series about the lives of historical figures who fit the title, and the natural choice to kick off the series was the life of Albert Einstein. Now I know a number of you are going to roll your eyes and say “I don’t care for PBS programming”. The thing is, Genius does tell the story in a very dramatic and thought-provoking way, but the portrayal is so filled with heart and sincere moments that you’ll forget your hesitations.

So this season is a dramatization of the life of Albert Einstein, and it’s more than just a wild-haired caricature which most of us have come to know and gives real insight into the young Einstein. Not only did h revolutionize physics, but he also lived through turbulent times including two world wars set against his own eventful personal life. And the show starts off with a bang as we see Einstein’s friend, the German foreign minister, Walter Rathenau, be shot and blown up in his car by a gang of Nazis.

Then we cut to Einstein, played by Geoffrey Rush, in his study, making love to his secretary, Betty, against a blackboard covered with equations. It is June 1922 and he is 43, already famous for overturning the universe with his theory of relativity, being attacked in Germany as the proselytizer of “Jewish science” and in danger of becoming the next Nazi victim.

If your image of Albert Einstein is the sockless frizzy-haired wizard who wandered the streets of Princeton, you might be taken aback to first encounter the great wizard with his pants down. But this is not your parent’s biopic, because it’s time to meet the real guy behind the cuddly accent and the curvature of space-time.

While some are dragged off a plane kicking and screaming for refusing to give up their seat or berated and bashed with a stroller, a Garden City woman has filed a civil suit against Delta Airlines after she says she was sexually assaulted on a flight from Myrtle Beach.

And she says the flight attendants did nothing to stop the man next to her from masturbating or assaulting her until they landed.

The passenger on that flight, Christopher Finkley, 41, was convicted last month of assault and indecent exposure.

The convictions stem from two separate incidents on the Delta flight; Finkley exposing himself to the flight attendants and the second is for taking another seat on the plane and assaulting a female passenger seated in coach.

Google is not going to “censor” their search results, they’re just going to take search results “off [their] page” to “essentially have you not see it.”
In a video from March 23 that’s just now going viral, former Google CEO Eric Schmidt was asked by Fox Business’s Maria Bartiromo how they plan to deal with extremist content. Eric Schmidt responded by mixing in “fake news” with “extremist things” and suggested their computer algorithms will determine what’s true:
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Finally! A holiday we can get behind! That's right perverts, May is National Masturbation Month and our resident sexpert, Kenzy Vixen (a.k.a Boston Single Girl) is here to help you rub one out.

You've probably never even heard of National Masturbation Month, which began waaaay back in 1995 and was founded by San Francisco based sex toy and education shop Good Vibrations.There has always been a shame and stigma attached to masturbation (98% of people admit to masturbating and the other 2% are F&^% liars!), but Kenzy is here to tell you to go F yourself! And do it all month long because this isn't some BS one day greeting card holiday. Oh no! This is a month long celebration of choking your chicken and flicking your bean.

Our Boston Single Girl spends the entire show talking about having sex with yourself, a switch from her typical stories of having sex with everyone in the New England area. She wants to know what gets you in the mood? Do you have a masturbation routine?

Kenzy wants to take this taboo topic out of the toy drawer for good! We all do it-- both men and women-- and most of us started pleasuring ourselves in our teens, so what's the big freakin' deal? It's natural, healthy and feels sooooo good!

Is FNC's Jesse Watters the next conservative commentator to face the rath of the alt-left? Also, Yale students stage a hunger strike, but it will only last until someone wants to eat; and oh, by the way, they are unionized too. All that plus, we are joined by healthcare guru Dale Bellis to talk about the future of our nation's healthcare system. Listen to The Ryno Report LIVE, Monday-Friday on Renegade Talk Radio

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The State of the Media with John St. Augustine -- After more than 20 years in broadcasting for CBS and WGN, John St. Augustine, a professional media consultant and scrutineer comes in to talk about the state of media. Where has journalism gone? How can the public trust who's in front of the camera and/or microphone? Is real news dead, or is it just being smothered by "fake news" and infotainment?

ESPN is handing out pink slips like they're candy bars and mainstream media may be next, all because they failed 10th grade math. Also, President Trump's new tax plan is music to the ears of the hard working American, but not to those who have been mooching for years. And, we're joined by conspiracy theory and fake news expert, Professor Joe Uscinski. Listen to The Ryno Report LIVE, Monday-Friday on Renegade Talk Radio

Stephen Smith & Bob Costas....don't know or care if they work for ESPN but they turn my stomach as I turn to a different channel....they are both always lecturing us....don't need it & don't put up with it...
And so it begins. This is about the money. I've been predicting for years one or more of the major sports leagues would implode of its own weight. This is the beginning of those dominos falling, may take a while, just watch.
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