Today's show gets into the details of 2020 presidential candidate Joe Biden's forgotten past, especially the parts he hopes voters and media never remember.

Other Democratic Party candidates are still struggling with the question of whether felons should be allowed to vote while in prison, and there's a fundraising scam coming that we expose before people begin to fall for it.

Today, former Vice President Joe Biden tosses his hat (and possibly a few hair plugs) into the ring for the Democratic Party's nomination for president. Everyone knows about Biden's gaffes while he was vice president, but his history of problems with the truth extend back to his first run for president in 1987.

Not only did he plagiarize someone else's biography; he plagiarized in college. He also went on a biographical rant in New Hampshire and got everything he said about his own life wrong, blaming it on a faulty memory and being angry. We have the audio and the facts. You have to hear it all to believe it all.

A number of Democratic presidential candidates are really following the lead of Bernie Sanders and almost all of his policy proposals in an attempt to steal some of his support. But one issue has them falling over themselves more than the others: whether felons should be allowed to vote while in prison.

Former Texas Rep. Beto O'Rourke fumbled his way through his answer, and Kamala Harris tried to walk hers back after criticism. We have all of it and give it the treatment it deserves.

There are allegedly Republicans gearing up to challenge New York Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in the 2020 election. Her district is overwhelmingly dominated by Democrats, which means the only real challenge she could fact would come during her primary. This won't stop unscrupulous opportunists from fleecing unsuspecting members of the public through a fundraising scam that we explain so you can avoid. Don't miss it.

Today's show gets into the details of 2020 presidential candidate Joe Biden's forgotten past, especially the parts he hopes voters and media never remember.

Other Democratic Party candidates are still struggling with the question of whether felons should be allowed to vote while in prison, and there's a fundraising scam coming that we expose before people begin to fall for it.

Today, former Vice President Joe Biden tosses his hat (and possibly a few hair plugs) into the ring for the Democratic Party's nomination for president. Everyone knows about Biden's gaffes while he was vice president, but his history of problems with the truth extend back to his first run for president in 1987.

Not only did he plagiarize someone else's biography; he plagiarized in college. He also went on a biographical rant in New Hampshire and got everything he said about his own life wrong, blaming it on a faulty memory and being angry. We have the audio and the facts. You have to hear it all to believe it all.

A number of Democratic presidential candidates are really following the lead of Bernie Sanders and almost all of his policy proposals in an attempt to steal some of his support. But one issue has them falling over themselves more than the others: whether felons should be allowed to vote while in prison.

Former Texas Rep. Beto O'Rourke fumbled his way through his answer, and Kamala Harris tried to walk hers back after criticism. We have all of it and give it the treatment it deserves.

There are allegedly Republicans gearing up to challenge New York Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in the 2020 election. Her district is overwhelmingly dominated by Democrats, which means the only real challenge she could fact would come during her primary. This won't stop unscrupulous opportunists from fleecing unsuspecting members of the public through a fundraising scam that we explain so you can avoid. Don't miss it.

Today's show gets into the details of 2020 presidential candidate Joe Biden's forgotten past, especially the parts he hopes voters and media never remember.

Other Democratic Party candidates are still struggling with the question of whether felons should be allowed to vote while in prison, and there's a fundraising scam coming that we expose before people begin to fall for it.

Today, former Vice President Joe Biden tosses his hat (and possibly a few hair plugs) into the ring for the Democratic Party's nomination for president. Everyone knows about Biden's gaffes while he was vice president, but his history of problems with the truth extend back to his first run for president in 1987.

Not only did he plagiarize someone else's biography; he plagiarized in college. He also went on a biographical rant in New Hampshire and got everything he said about his own life wrong, blaming it on a faulty memory and being angry. We have the audio and the facts. You have to hear it all to believe it all.

A number of Democratic presidential candidates are really following the lead of Bernie Sanders and almost all of his policy proposals in an attempt to steal some of his support. But one issue has them falling over themselves more than the others: whether felons should be allowed to vote while in prison.

Former Texas Rep. Beto O'Rourke fumbled his way through his answer, and Kamala Harris tried to walk hers back after criticism. We have all of it and give it the treatment it deserves.

There are allegedly Republicans gearing up to challenge New York Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in the 2020 election. Her district is overwhelmingly dominated by Democrats, which means the only real challenge she could fact would come during her primary. This won't stop unscrupulous opportunists from fleecing unsuspecting members of the public through a fundraising scam that we explain so you can avoid. Don't miss it.

Today's show gets into the details of 2020 presidential candidate Joe Biden's forgotten past, especially the parts he hopes voters and media never remember.

Other Democratic Party candidates are still struggling with the question of whether felons should be allowed to vote while in prison, and there's a fundraising scam coming that we expose before people begin to fall for it.

Today, former Vice President Joe Biden tosses his hat (and possibly a few hair plugs) into the ring for the Democratic Party's nomination for president. Everyone knows about Biden's gaffes while he was vice president, but his history of problems with the truth extend back to his first run for president in 1987.

Not only did he plagiarize someone else's biography; he plagiarized in college. He also went on a biographical rant in New Hampshire and got everything he said about his own life wrong, blaming it on a faulty memory and being angry. We have the audio and the facts. You have to hear it all to believe it all.

A number of Democratic presidential candidates are really following the lead of Bernie Sanders and almost all of his policy proposals in an attempt to steal some of his support. But one issue has them falling over themselves more than the others: whether felons should be allowed to vote while in prison.

Former Texas Rep. Beto O'Rourke fumbled his way through his answer, and Kamala Harris tried to walk hers back after criticism. We have all of it and give it the treatment it deserves.

There are allegedly Republicans gearing up to challenge New York Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in the 2020 election. Her district is overwhelmingly dominated by Democrats, which means the only real challenge she could fact would come during her primary. This won't stop unscrupulous opportunists from fleecing unsuspecting members of the public through a fundraising scam that we explain so you can avoid. Don't miss it.

Biden has a history of lying about his own life

We cover a lot of ground on today's show, including the return of the person who won't go away: Hillary Clinton.

She doesn't seem to understand how our system of government works, and neither does "Fredo" Cuomo. The audio of both is embarrassing, and we have it all.

Plus, California is going crazier and is covered in feces, liberals fight counting Americans, Starbucks is junkie heaven, and Cher gets un-woke.

Hillary is back! This time opining on obstruction of justice and special counsel Rober Mueller's report. She claims that if Donald Trump were anyone else, he would have been indicted by now. Of course, if she were anyone else, she would have been indicted for mishandling classified material at a minimum.

CNN host Chris "Fredo" Cuomo was absolutely schooled by former Attorney General Michael Mukasey on collusion and how Congress can't indict anyone. It was so bad it was embarrassing, and we have the audio.

California is a mess. Now the state is looking to ban contracts with any tech company that works with ICE. Meanwhile, San Fransisco is covered in human feces. What can't liberalism ruin?

Starbucks is installing needle disposal boxes in its bathrooms because so many heroin users are leaving their needles behind. That open bathroom policy isn't working out so well.

The Supreme Court heard the case for asking about citizenship on the census. Cher gets un-woke, then immediately retreats. We cover a lot of ground. Don't miss today's show.

We cover a lot of ground on today's show, including the return of the person who won't go away: Hillary Clinton.

She doesn't seem to understand how our system of government works, and neither does "Fredo" Cuomo. The audio of both is embarrassing, and we have it all.

Plus, California is going crazier and is covered in feces, liberals fight counting Americans, Starbucks is junkie heaven, and Cher gets un-woke.

Hillary is back! This time opining on obstruction of justice and special counsel Rober Mueller's report. She claims that if Donald Trump were anyone else, he would have been indicted by now. Of course, if she were anyone else, she would have been indicted for mishandling classified material at a minimum.

CNN host Chris "Fredo" Cuomo was absolutely schooled by former Attorney General Michael Mukasey on collusion and how Congress can't indict anyone. It was so bad it was embarrassing, and we have the audio.

California is a mess. Now the state is looking to ban contracts with any tech company that works with ICE. Meanwhile, San Fransisco is covered in human feces. What can't liberalism ruin?

Starbucks is installing needle disposal boxes in its bathrooms because so many heroin users are leaving their needles behind. That open bathroom policy isn't working out so well.

The Supreme Court heard the case for asking about citizenship on the census. Cher gets un-woke, then immediately retreats. We cover a lot of ground. Don't miss today's show.

We cover a lot of ground on today's show, including the return of the person who won't go away: Hillary Clinton.

She doesn't seem to understand how our system of government works, and neither does "Fredo" Cuomo. The audio of both is embarrassing, and we have it all.

Plus, California is going crazier and is covered in feces, liberals fight counting Americans, Starbucks is junkie heaven, and Cher gets un-woke.

Hillary is back! This time opining on obstruction of justice and special counsel Rober Mueller's report. She claims that if Donald Trump were anyone else, he would have been indicted by now. Of course, if she were anyone else, she would have been indicted for mishandling classified material at a minimum.

CNN host Chris "Fredo" Cuomo was absolutely schooled by former Attorney General Michael Mukasey on collusion and how Congress can't indict anyone. It was so bad it was embarrassing, and we have the audio.

California is a mess. Now the state is looking to ban contracts with any tech company that works with ICE. Meanwhile, San Fransisco is covered in human feces. What can't liberalism ruin?

Starbucks is installing needle disposal boxes in its bathrooms because so many heroin users are leaving their needles behind. That open bathroom policy isn't working out so well.

The Supreme Court heard the case for asking about citizenship on the census. Cher gets un-woke, then immediately retreats. We cover a lot of ground. Don't miss today's show.

Today's show takes a long look at the five hours of town halls hosted on CNN last night with 2020 presidential candidates Amy Klobuchar, Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, Kamala Harris and Pete Buttigieg.

The five candidates took questions from an audience of college students looking to the government to solve their problems, and not one of them said anything close to the fact that they should not be looking to anyone besides themselves to do that. Don't miss today's episode.

The questions were about student loan debt forgiveness, felons voting, impeachment and a desire for socialized medicine — all the issues no one outside of the far left is talking about. It was a parade of wannabe victims seeking absolution for their mistakes, wanting the government to insulate them from consequences and five candidates eager to offer it.

We play the audio and expose the frauds, lies, and downright insanity on full display last night.