On todays show we talk about Louisiana election, constitutional amendments, national security, Trump policies, tariffs, trans sports, USAID, voter turnout, judicial vacancies, tax code overhaul, social security fraud, election integrity, Wisconsin Supreme Court, Le Pen conviction, lawfare., USAID funding, Tesla protests, Elon Musk, Twitter acquisition, Tesla stock, anti-protesters, Soros, early adopters, cyber truck, nuclear weapons, Iran regime change, corruption arrests, criminal element, magnolia tree, Hot Wheels. Don't miss this jam packed episode.

The conversation covered various topics, including the quality of ground coffee versus Keurig, the NBA draft lottery conspiracy, and the use of the Signal app by the U.S. government for secure communication. They discussed the potential for remote viewing and the existence of a device called the coronavisor, which supposedly allows viewing of past events. The discussion also touched on the concept of quantum entanglement and its implications for group intelligence and communication. Additionally, they mentioned the challenges of archiving sensitive government communications and the potential for future time travel. The discussion delved into the concept of predicting future events using statistical analysis, referencing Major League Baseball contests where large sums are offered for correct predictions. The "wisdom of the crowd" theory was highlighted, emphasizing the reliability of large sample sizes. The conversation also explored time travel and the multiverse theory, suggesting that altering the past could create alternate universes. Additionally, they discussed the implications of traveling at the speed of light, where time effectively stops. The segment concluded with a humorous anecdote about a golf simulator and a brief mention of a new entertainment venue in New Orleans.

on todays show we talk about  decline of Hollywood, with studios moving to locations like Las Vegas and Texas. The live-action remake of "Snow White" faced significant setbacks, costing millions and underperforming financially. The conversation also touched on the impact of immigration on culture, particularly in Ireland, where 18% of the population is Muslim. The group discussed the potential sale of DNA data from 23andMe, the challenges faced by Columbia University regarding federal funding, and the implications of Trump's policies on Louisiana's economy, including Hyundai's $5 billion steel factory investment. The conversation touches on the economic impact of regulations on businesses, with Speaker 1 advocating for deregulation as a solution to prevent companies from leaving the country. They argue that overregulation, particularly in the context of green energy, hinders production and economic growth. Speaker 3 promotes PJ's Coffee at exit 33 on Interstate 20, highlighting its amenities and products. They also encourage listeners to send feedback to the podcast. Speaker 1 mentions the possibility of a significant task being resolved, which could free up time for future discussions, and notes that both pastors will be on the next show. Don't Miss it even though its late!

On todays Show the Tech Bunch talk about the  impact of AI and robotics on various industries, particularly the legal and manufacturing sectors. Speaker 2 predicted a significant economic boom over the next decade, comparing it to the dot-com era. They discussed the potential for AI to handle complex legal tasks, such as managing adjudicated properties, and the potential for robots to replace mundane jobs. Glenn Cox highlighted the importance of battery technology advancements, particularly solid-state batteries, for the future of AI and robotics. The conversation also touched on the societal implications of AI, including changes in social policies and attitudes towards work and animals. The discussion centered on the potential impact of AI on pet ownership, with Speaker 1 predicting a decline in the pet boom due to AI's ability to understand and interact with pets. Glenn Cox and Speaker 2 discussed the variability in dogs' behavior and emotional intelligence. The conversation also touched on global technological competition, with Speaker 2 predicting alliances similar to the Cold War. They discussed the potential for cyberterrorism and the philosophical implications of industrialization. The segment concluded with a light-hearted mention of a coffee shop in Minden, Louisiana, and a reminder that Jesus Christ controls history. Don't miss it!

on todays show we talk about The discussion delves into the historical and theological impact of John Wycliffe, a 14th-century Oxford professor who challenged the Catholic Church's authority and practices. Wycliffe's reforms included advocating for laypeople to read the Bible in their own language, criticizing the church's wealth and corruption, and questioning doctrines like Transubstantiation. His influence extended to Jan Hus and later reformers like Luther and Calvin. The conversation also touches on the broader context of the Middle Ages, the role of scholasticism, and the political dynamics between the church and state. The speakers emphasize the importance of individual faith and the need for a balanced approach to religious authority and practice. In the conversation, Speaker 1 expresses gratitude and plans to exchange emails for further discussion. Speaker 2 emphasizes the importance of understanding the historical context and opposing views of one's own theological beliefs, suggesting that this deeper understanding can lead to a stronger faith. Speaker 1 humorously mentions that marrying a Catholic could shake one's certainty. The discussion then shifts to a light-hearted comment about the significance of batteries in the context of AI development, with Speaker 1 joking that whoever masters batteries will have the best AI, implying that AI could replace the need for God. Glenn Cox clarifies the joke.  Do Not Miss IT!

Article Three Judges: James proposed limiting the jurisdiction of federal district judges, arguing they have become too powerful and unaccountable. He suggested replacing them with magistrate judges who serve 10-year terms.

Disney's Snow White Remake: The group discussed the film's poor performance, criticizing its woke approach and deviation from the original story. The movie reportedly cost $250 million and only made around $43-50 million in its opening weekend.

Trump's Foreign Policy: The group analyzed Trump's strategic approach to international relations, particularly regarding Canada, Greenland, and Panama. They view his economic tactics as a form of diplomatic leverage.

FBI and Justice Department: Discussion of potential changes under a potential Trump administration, including appointments of Cash Patel and Dan Bongino.

Venezuelan Immigrants: Conversation about the deportation of immigrants to El Salvador and the potential diplomatic implications.

Miscellaneous Topics: Included the deaths of George Foreman and Mia Love, astronaut pay, and an investigation into a small federal agency (FMCS) with questionable practices.

The overall tone was supportive of Trump's potential future policies and critical of current governmental inefficiencies.

On todays show Charlotte, James, Sarah, Dwayne and Glenn talk about the Octopus Murders, and JFK's assassination. They speculated on the involvement of the CIA, Mafia, and rogue judges in JFK's death. The conversation also touched on the release of documents related to JFK, Martin Luther King Jr., and Jeffrey Epstein, suggesting a strategic plan by Trump. Additionally, they discussed the impact of USAID and NGOs, the potential corruption of judges, and Trump's immigration policies, emphasizing the need to deport criminals and those who have already been removed. The discussion covered various learning modalities, with Glenn Cox explaining that most Americans are visual learners. Speaker 3 prefers kinesthetic learning, often fidgeting to focus. The conversation shifted to the popularity of video content, particularly while driving, which was criticized by some participants. They also discussed the importance of trusting Trump's actions and timing, despite current political tensions. Additionally, the group touched on the separation of Israel from Jewish people and the potential anti-Semitic undertones in some political discussions. The meeting concluded with a promotion of PJ's coffee and a congratulatory note for Maddie's law school scholarship. Don't miss it!

On todays show the Future Foursome covered various topics, including personal robots, AI advancements, and the judicial system. Speakers debated the feasibility of personal robots, noting the need for powerful chips and battery storage. They discussed the potential for humanoid robots to perform household tasks but highlighted challenges like finesse and power consumption. The conversation also touched on the legal implications of AI, particularly the criticism of Chief Justice John Roberts by President Trump. Additionally, they discussed the discovery of water on Mars, the potential for terraforming, and the integration of NASA with military operations. The discussion centered on the regulation of electromagnetic interference technology, likening it to admiralty law. They debated the need for government oversight versus self-regulation in space launches, citing Musk's rockets and Amazon's "big blue penis" rocket. They also discussed Tesla's challenges, including hate crimes and battery technology advancements. The conversation shifted to cryptocurrencies, highlighting Bitcoin's mining process and the potential for market disruptions. They mentioned the dismissal of the Ethereum lawsuit and the impact of regulatory changes under the Trump administration. The meeting concluded with reflections on space exploration and the importance of private companies in technological advancements. Don't Miss It!

On todays Show Jimmy, James, Chris and Glenn talk about the historical and spiritual significance of the Great Awakenings, particularly the Second Great Awakening and its impact on evangelism and the Methodist Protestant Church. Key points included the role of Jonathan Edwards in the First Great Awakening, the evolution of Methodism from a high church to a more evangelical movement, and the influence of the Pentecostal movement. The conversation emphasized the importance of personal holiness, the balance between emotionalism and spiritual maturity, and the need for pastors to be equipped for counseling and teaching. The speakers also highlighted the transformative power of prayer and the Holy Spirit in revival movements. The discussion centered on the importance of new teachings in the church to foster growth, the necessity of personal faith and prayer, and the role of the Holy Spirit. Glenn Cox highlighted the commonalities in Christian beliefs despite denominational differences, emphasizing the core tenets of faith in Jesus, the Holy Trinity, and the Holy Spirit. The conversation also touched on the historical context of church awakenings, the impact of denominational splits, and the need for unity in faith. The speakers agreed on the importance of intellectual study and the diverse roles within the church, advocating for mutual respect and understanding among believers. Don't miss it!

On todays show James, Dwayne and Glenn talk about the weather in North Louisiana, the presence of listeners in Italy and Ukraine, and the Secret Service's withdrawal from protecting Hunter Biden. The conversation also touched on the economic impact of layoffs, with over 90% of job creation last month coming from the private sector. The group discussed the Alien Enemies Act of 1798, the potential sinking of an Iranian spy ship, and the Houthi rebels' threats. They also mentioned the release of unredacted Kennedy files and the overhaul of the Kennedy Center by Donald Trump. The term "swatting" was explained as a false police report to elicit a SWAT team response. The discussion covered the issue of "swatting," where individuals are falsely reported to be in distress, leading to SWAT team responses. The speakers highlighted the need for better tracking technology and solutions. They also discussed Donald Trump's final appointments to military academy boards, including notable figures like General Michael Flynn and Maureen Bannon, emphasizing the importance of these appointments in shaping military leadership. The conversation shifted to the significance of military academies, stressing the need for elite officers focused on their mission rather than political or social agendas. The meeting concluded with plans for future discussions on historical religious movements and a call for listener engagement. Don't Miss It!