There are 9 basic traits of a narcissist. In this podcast, we examine those with examples of each and see if we can find a person fitting that description based on the evidence of the examples.

Donald Trump has ignored the science of the pandemic and Climate Change. He states that he could have done nothing better and acted “early”. From the Woodward tapes, we know he is lying to us. He holds rallies with no masks or social distancing,

Donald Trump, at a rally last night, said now I can be vicious and at the same rally, he said because of how he has been treated, he deserves a third term if he gets re-elected.

We are seeing the devastating effects of Climate change on the West Coast. Wildfires are burning through all three of our Pacific states. Today, the president is holding a rally with no mitigation as we are nearing 200, 000 dead with projections by January of possibly up to 600,000 dead or as many as 10,000 per day....

On September 11, 2001, several hundred people boarded 4 airplanes on what they expected to be routine flights. Those planes were used as weapons to attack the World Trade Center and targets in Washington. We remember 9/11 today.

Through taped interviews, the president told Bob Woodward that he knew the virus was much more serious than any flu and it was airborne. However, he minimized the seriousness to the people. Totally failing leadership

We have endure so much false statements and “alternate facts” from this president and his supporters. Today’s.podcast details some of these and the effects they caused.

Donald Trump does not have any military experience but fancies himself as a military genius. Most of this podcast concerns things he has recently said or controversial comments that have just been mad public.

Today we honor workers. A brief history of labor that began with the Industrial Revolution. Highlighting the dangers of early factories and the successes of unions improving working conditions.

A brief history of why the first ten Amendments to the Constitution were written and interpreted then and especially in today’s context.