The Danger Zone

Talks about the good economic news in the US, the California governor's debate, the riots in France, and the Cornell 7 case. 

Discusses how America is number one in average household consumption, declining deaths of transgenders under Trump, a lesbian bar in Massachusetts lifting its mask requirement, how college students support violence on campus to prevent controversial speakers, fraud in UK asylum claims. 

Explores how recency bias effects how we forget to put current conditions into context like record low poverty rate and record high household income news gets put aside for the hype about inflation and affordability. Plus, the rage bait of Xavier Becerra's oversight of unaccompanied minor migrant children, Hasan Piker quotes and Angie Nixon claiming Florida voters are killing their kids and committing suicide because the economy is so bad.

Discusses the latest news on the Lindsey Clancy mistrial, good jobs numbers, good oil numbers from the Persian Gulf, avoiding a government shutdown, and little reported news on gun use.

Talks about the latest developments in the Persian Gulf, the Astroturf campaign against AI datacenters and more good news. 

Podcast reviews the Trump administration's accomplishments in the second year, why communism remains popular, a critical look at universal healthcare systems in the Medicare for All Debate and random soundbites discussed. 

Talks about the record low crime in the country, how pro-abortionists might side on the surrogate who won't abort the baby she carries and more examples of how poorly California is run.

A short retort to Anthony Fauci's defenders, good news on immigration, Army recruiting, plus progressives behaving badly in New York's government groceries, typhus in Los Angeles, fraud in Maine's autism services and not caring about transgenders in women's sports.

Discusses how Fauci's own emails and evidence of the funding of the Wuhan Institute of Virology was gain of function research and why Fauci pled the Fifth plus, are some cultures better than others?

Talks about the before and after effects of non-citizen voter registration and voting, Brad Gill questioning the heads of the Smithsonian and ABA, Elon Musk dropping knowledge on the Economist editor in chief and who is the Democrats strongest voting bloc.