In this episode, we delve into the closing arguments of the Hunter Biden trial, shedding light on his infamous drug dealers, "Bicycle" and "Mookie." We also explore the call by Mississippi Democrats to boycott the MS State Fair, explaining why we stand in solidarity with the boycott and address the hypocrisy as Democrats criticize Republicans for allegedly endorsing criminal behavior and corruption. Additionally, we cover the dramatic Israeli operation that successfully rescued four hostages over the weekend and discuss the UN Security Council resolution calling for a ceasefire. Lastly, we commemorate a significant historical event: the formation of the "Committee of Five" tasked with drafting the Declaration of Independence on this day in history.

In this episode, we dive into the latest developments in Hunter Biden's trial, exploring whether Hunter will testify and uncovering more about the Biden family as his daughter Naomi takes the stand. We analyze key outcomes from the recent EU elections, highlighting the growing discontent with liberal elites across Europe. The episode also focuses on the biggest upset in the EU elections, where Marine Le Pen's National Rally triumphed over French President Emmanuel Macron's party, leading to Macron's decision to dissolve parliament. Lastly, on this day in history we discuss the founding of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA).

In this episode, we delve into Hallie Biden's testimony at the Hunter Biden trial, focusing on the controversial disposal of the Colt .38 and Hunter's struggles with drug abuse. We also discuss President Joe Biden's physical and mental challenges during the 80th anniversary of D-Day in Normandy, his planned meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, and the possibility of Disney opening a new park in Florida. Additionally, we explore how liberal ideologies may be impacting creative freedom in fiction.

In this episode, we delve into the latest developments in Hunter Biden's trial, featuring testimony from his former stripper girlfriends, ex-wife, and a gun shop cashier. We also analyze a recent Wall Street Journal article examining Joe Biden's mental acuity, including the White House's efforts to influence Democratic responses and the Department of Justice's refusal to release recordings of the Hur interview with the President. Additionally, we explore the implications of California's new $20 minimum wage and discuss why Gavin Newsom is the future of the Democratic Party due to his intelligence and political savvy. Lastly, we commemorate the anniversary of D-Day, reflecting on its significance in history as the pivotal Allied invasion of Normandy on June 6, 1944.

On this episode we discussed the Hunter Biden trial, the rising conservatives movement throughout the world and the dangers are far right governments, Mexico's New President and the assignation of a female Mexican Mayor, the new immigration EO signed by president Biden, and this day in history featuring the six-day war in Israel.

On this episode we discussed the Trump Verdict and how Trump and his campaign can move forward, appealing the Verdict to the supreme court, Trump's retribution if he is elected, Fauci's testimony in front of congress this week, and the first manned EVA on this date

On this episode we discussed the closing arguments in the Trump case in Manhattan and how the Biden administration made campaign speeches outside the courthouse, Robert De Niro interacting with Trump supporters outside the courthouse, the $320 million aid pier the U.S. built in Gaza lasting less than a week, the Pope using vulgar language to describe gay men, and Mount Everest being summited 71 years ago today.

On this episode, we discussed the week ahead in the Trump Trial with closing arguments set to start, President Biden visiting Hallie Biden, widow of Beau Biden and Former lover of Hunter Biden who is set to be a witness in Hunter's trial starting next week, Netanyahu calling the latest attack on Rafah which killed civilians as a "Tragic Mistake", and that on this day in history the VW Beetle started production in Nazi Germany.

On this episode, our main story was why political gerrymandering is wrong (even if legal). We also discussed Memorial Day, Trump's rally in the Bronx, the recent DoJ lawsuit against Ticketmaster, and McDonalds getting rid of free refills.

In this episode we covered the families of 5 Israeli women releasing footage of their capture by Hamas, a potential deal with Saudi Arabia and a two-state solution, Fauci Aide David Morens testimony before congress and his disturbing emails, and Francis Ford Coppola's new movie "Megalopolis and comparing America to Ancient Rome and whether it will share the same fate.