In this episode of The Humanist Report, we shine a light on the morally bankrupt, thuggish Republicans that bully others both domestically and internationally. We’ll kick off the episode with a rundown of Trump’s new National Security Advisor, John Bolton, who basically wants to invade very country, ever. We’ll then turn to the aftermath of the #MarchForOurLives protests wherein Republican politicians and pundits ruthlessly attacked the childern and teenagers that marched for gun reform. Additionally, we’ll talk about the CLOUD Act, Bernie Sanders’ resolution to stop Saudi’s atrocities in Yemen, Stephon Clark, net neutrality, health insurance companies that are buying off corporate Democrats, and changes to YouTube’s algorithm that’s hurting independent creators. It’s not too fun of an episode, but we’ve got you covered on some of the most important stories that broke this week. Enjoy the show!

With the implementation of Ajit Pai’s repeal of net neutrality around the corner, it’s now crunch time for proponents of a free and open internet. We’ll talk about how dozens of states are taking action to save net neutrality, and well discuss the upcoming lawsuit against the FCC. Additionally, we’ll address the #Resistance’s unwillingness to stand up to Trump’s terrible nominees, Mike Pompeoo and Gina Haspel. Also, we’ll talk Trump heartlessness, money in politics, media bias, and end the show with a tour of our brand new viewer-funded studio. Enjoy the show!

In this edition of The Humanist Report, we’ll tell you why Trump’s next Secretary of State is exponentially worse than his first, and we’ll talk about one GOP senator’s plan to permanently kiII net neutrality. We’ll also discuss Betsy DeVos’ cluelessness, the Republican Party’s push to legalize discrimination against the LGBT community, and the GOP’s corrupt attempt to deregulate Wall Street. When it comes to Democrats, Hillary Clinton still can’t let 2016 go, Rachel Maddow puts her hackery on full display, and Elizabeth Warren shoots down the idea that she’ll be running for president in 2020. We still haven’t finished building our new studio, but hope you’ll enjoy the show in spite of that!

Our new studio is in the process of being built, but political news stories don’t wait for NOBODY, so we’re filming in front of a wall to bring you news about how the Democratic Party has officially stopped trying to pretend that they’re progressive; we’ll discuss how the DCCC is attacking progressive candidates, Nancy Pelosi’s endorsement of a right-wing Democrat, Blue Dog Democrats that voted to deregulate Wall Street with their Republican friends in the Senate, and how one disgraced congressman—who already announced his retirement—might not leave politics altogether. We’ll also provide you with a net neutrality update, details about the West Virginia teachers’ strike, and Trump’s harmful policies that’s hurting American citizens. We may not have a studio, but the show must go on… enjoy!

In this edition of The Humanist Report, we take a moment to throw a bucket of cold water on politicians and pundits who are going bonkers over Robert Mueller’s indictments. This is fueling even more McCarthyism, and is even driving suspicion and paranoia about progressive politicians like Bernie Sanders and Jill Stein. We’ll also talk about the Parkland, Florida tragedy and share stories from students, along with ways they’ve turned tragedy into activism. Also in this episode we’ll discuss both left-wing and right-wing SJWs, Mitt Romney’s senate campaign, Dennis Kucinich’s gubernatorial campaign, net neutrality, the FCC’s investigation into Ajit Pai, and more! Enjoy the show, folks!

In this edition of The Humanist Report, we shine a light on President Trump’s morally bankrupt priorities by examining his new fiscal budget proposal. He’s choosing to prop up our bloated military budget and funnel money to private religious schools while simultanesouly slashing funding for social safety net programs like medicare, medicaid, social security, HIV funding, and more. Additionally, cuts to these programs will help fund tax cuts passed in late 2017 for the wealthiest Americans in the country. We’ll also talk about Trump’s vision for students burdened with loan debt; he wants to screw them over even more in a number of ways, and make debt even more troublesome for future borrowers. So we’ll talk Trumpian policy priorities and update viewers about progress we’re making on net neutrality. These topics—and more—are covered in this episode. Enjoy the show!

In this edition of The Humanist Report podcast, we shine a spotlight on the games Trump is playing on Americans. After a relentless corporate PR campaign, Americans are being told that one-time $1,000 bonuses from corporations suggests trickle-down economics works well for average workers (spoiler: it doesn’t). So we’ll tackle the misconception that Trump’s tax reform plan is good for normal, non-wealthy Americans, we’ll discuss the benefits of universal healthcare and the backlash Trump received from citizens in the UK after he attacked their National Health System. Additionally, we’ll talk about the influence Trump’s donors have on him, the “evidence” Ajit Pai is giving us to prove that his repeal of net neutrality is beneficial, and New Jersey’s enforcement of net neutrality. Also, we’ll tackle the Democratic Party’s ongoing cheating of progressives and shielding of corporate Democrats. All of these topics—and THEN some—are covered in this episode. Enjoy!

In this edition of The Humanist Report we’ll discuss an inconvenient truth about the Democratic Party: they’re only good at resisting insofar as that pertains to blocking progressives from electoral victories. We’ll talk about potential shenanigans that may occur in 2020 if Bernie Sanders decides to run again and how the Democratic Party establishment is shunning progressive candidates that don’t raise large sums of money from multinational corporations and billionaires. Additionally, Senate Democrats caved again, and DREAMers are now only relying on House Democrats to save them. Finally, we’ll talk about net neutrality and tell you what’s new and before the show ends, Amy Vilela will drop by to give us an update on her campaign. All of these topics are covered here—enjoy!

There’s a lot of individuals and institutions that claim to be card-carrying members of the #Resistance; however, they’re not actually doing anything to resist President Trump in a meaningful way. Democrats in Congress recently showed once again that they have no courage to stand up to Trump and the Republicans, and the media does nothing more than focus on Trump’s flubbs (and couldn’t care less about policy). What does this all amount to? A political situation where a right-wing extremist party has free reign to do anything they want with little to no checks on their authority. Also in this episode we’ll discuss Paul Ryan’s corruption, victories over the FCC, a poll that debunks the ‘Bernie Bro’ myth, U.S. foreign policy, and YouTube’s decision to demonetize small creators. All of these topics—and then some—are covered in this edition of the program. Enjoy the show!

Campaigns for this year’s midterm elections have officially kicked off, and even though there’s no shortage of inspirational candidates running, there’s also some candidates that are cuckoo for Cocopuffs, such as Joe Arpaio. We’ll also talk about Joe Biden’s condescending message to millennials, DAPL’s numerous spills, Tom Perez’s first year as DNC Chairman, DACA negotiations, and more. Enjoy the show!