On todays show Charlotte, James, Sarah, Glenn and Dwayne talk about Project 2025, a political initiative by the Heritage Foundation, which outlines conservative policies for a future Trump administration. Key points included proposals to abolish the Federal Reserve, replace merit-based civil servants with Trump loyalists, and implement strict immigration policies. The conversation also touched on the potential impact of drone technology, including the challenges of countering drone threats and the legalities of drone use. Additionally, the group discussed the implications of the Pope's comments on immigration and the potential for Russia to seize assets of countries that confiscate Russian assets. The discussion covered various topics, including the use of drones to invade privacy, the government shutdown, and the impact of memes involving sombreros and mustaches on political figures. They discussed Trump's use of social media to counteract Democratic criticisms and his administration's plans under Project 2025. The conversation also touched on Venezuela's strategic importance, its cartel connections, and the U.S. military's pressure on Maduro. Additionally, they debated the Super Bowl halftime show choices, particularly Bad Bunny's popularity, and concluded with a humorous discussion about a bear-related anecdote from "War and Peace." Do not miss it!

Well we had Tech difficulties on Tuesday so please enjoy when we went long on Thursday and decided to use the political of our speculations on the Gov shut Down don't miss it!

On todays Show AI advancements, work slop, brain rot, AI-generated content, Tesla robot, AI-driven cars, Grokopedia, Netflix competition, AI judges, self-driving cars, AI in healthcare, AI in education, AI in entertainment, AI in public services, AI in transportation., Hyperloop, Boring Company, SpaceX, Tesla tunnels, Elon Musk, Starlink, AI in education, cybersecurity, Bitcoin volatility, government shutdown, military fitness standards, General Milley, Venezuela, Maduro. Don't miss it!

On todays show jimmy breaks down the Yom Kippur hoiday and how it relates to Christian discipleship. Don't miss it!  

On todays Show the Fearsome Threesome talk about the recent church shooting in Michigan, left-wing terrorism, and the potential government shutdown. The group debated whether Trump's call to military generals was for a Kumbaya meeting, a military coup, or a strategic move to trim the military during a shutdown. They also discussed the potential impact of a shutdown on government operations and the political implications for both parties. Additionally, they touched on the New York mayoral race, the deployment of National Guard to Portland, and the release of documents related to Epstein Island. The conversation highlighted the strategic maneuvering and potential political fallout from these events. The discussion centered on the arrest of Comey, contrasting his voluntary surrender with Stone's forced arrest. They debated the political bias in the Eastern District of Virginia, where an Obama-appointed judge handled the case. The conversation also touched on the potential for additional charges against Comey and the impact of jury selection in a heavily Democratic area. Additionally, they discussed the NFL's decision to book Bad Bunny for the Super Bowl halftime show over Taylor Swift, highlighting Swift's rejection due to lack of control over her performance and advertising. 

On todays show Sarah walks the gang and delves into the life and exploits of Rudy Kurniawan, a Chinese-Indonesian wine collector and counterfeiter. Known for his exceptional palate, Kurniawan gained access to high-profile wine circles by purchasing cheap bottles and eventually creating fakes. He made millions through auctions, including a $24.7 million sale in 2006, but was exposed when buyers discovered his wines were fake. Kurniawan was convicted in 2013 and served seven years. Post-release, he continues to host events where he serves both real and fake wines, highlighting the complexities and allure of the wine world. The conversation revolves around wine tasting, with participants discussing their experiences and preferences. Glenn Cox shares a story about his sister-in-law's favorite Pinot Noir and the effort to find it. Speaker 7 talks about the impact of geography on wine taste, mentioning a Spanish wine with a salty flavor. They also discuss Rudy Kurniawan's wine fraud, noting his skill in creating convincing fake bottles. Don't miss it!

On todays show we talk about Debt, Crypto, AI and how to solve todays problems! Don't Miss It!

On todays show James and the giant preacher talk about Rosh Hashanah, a Jewish holiday marking the start of the new year and emphasizing repentance. It was explained that Rosh Hashanah is the agricultural New Year, celebrated on the first day of the seventh month, and is followed by the 10 Days of Awe leading to Yom Kippur. The conversation highlighted the significance of self-examination and repentance, drawing parallels to Christian practices like New Year's resolutions and the importance of living a righteous life. The speakers also touched on the historical and cultural context of these traditions, emphasizing the need for discipleship and evangelism. The discussion centered on the importance of authenticity in faith, emphasizing that actions should align with preaching. The speakers debated millennial views on Jesus' return, concluding that the kingdom is already present in believers' hearts. They discussed the physical resurrection of Jesus and the nature of the new heavens and new earth. Glenn Cox highlighted the need for self-examination and discipleship, urging regular reflection and righteous living. The conversation concluded with a call for genuine Christian practice and the importance of works done for God's glory, not personal gain. Don't Miss it!

On todays show Madelynn and James talk about a historical chicken farm case in North Carolina where military aircraft disturbed chickens, leading to stress and self-harm among them. The farmers sued under the Fifth Amendment for just compensation. Additionally, the group discussed a recent Supreme Court case where Texas was sued for inverse condemnation due to a state highway project flooding private land. They also touched on the UN's recognition of Palestine and the impact of Antifa riots in Italy. The meeting concluded with a brief mention of a telecommunications ring bust in the tri-state area. The conversation touches on various topics, including Trump's potential real estate development plans for the Gaza Strip and the immediate priority of rescuing hostages. There's mention of a significant number of people in Gaza willing to relocate to England. Additionally, a laser incident involving Marine One is discussed, where a 30-year-old individual aimed a laser at the helicopter, leading to his arrest and a minimum five-year prison sentence. Glenn Cox provides directions to PJ's Coffee and suggests ordering cookies from Second Round Bakery for a complete coffee experience. The podcast is promoted, encouraging listener feedback to [email protected]. Don't miss it!

The discussion centered on the memorial for Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated while discussing transgender violence. The event, held in Cardinal Stadium in Arizona, attracted an estimated 100,000 to 200,000 people. Key speakers included Marco Rubio, Stephen Miller, and JD Vance. Kirk's wife, Erica, forgave the shooter, highlighting the event's non-violent nature. The conversation also touched on Kirk's influence on conservative politics, his early political activities, and the broader impact of his work on freedom of speech and Christian values. The FBI is investigating potential conspiracies and radicalization.