I’m Voting for Joe                  

Today:   The President proposes a moonshot cure for cancer.  But is it all just a distraction from the real issues.  Then, Elaine Donnely president of the Center for Military Readiness talks about the boondoggles of spending as military personnel struggle to get by.  Finally, Monica Leal Cline, founder of ‘It Takes a Family’, chronicles her 10 years teaching sex education until she couldn’t take it anymore.

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OK, What’s That Thing On His Neck?              

Today:   Fetterman’s health and coherence are the subject of today’s open.  Then, Joe Warmington, reporter for the Toronto Sun wonders if Canada’s conservatives putting Trudeau on notice are signs of a larger red wave to come.  Finally, Diana Furchtgott-Roth, director of Energy, Climate, and Environment at the Heritage Foundation, says bike lanes do not make people as safe as former mayor Peduto may think.

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58,000 Dollars a Year            

Today:  That’s the cost to send your son or daughter to Carnegie-Mellon University, where they could be taught by Dr. Uju Anya, a late entry to win this week’s prestigious award for her nasty tweets about the late Queen Elizabeth.  Then, Wilfred Reilly, author and political science professor at Kentucky State presents a counter African-American perspective on Anya’s comments.  Finally, Salena Zito, columnist for the Washington Examiner, NY Post, and PG offers the latest on the Oz/Fetterman race.

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God Save the Queen              

Today:  Or is it long live the Queen and God save the King?  John recounts growing up in a Canadian family with a strong sense of connection to the ridiculous and resilient ancient institution.  Then, Dr. Cyril Wecht opines on a story first reported by Alex Jones in which a handful of embalmers claimed clots in post-mortem patients to be the result of COVID vaccines, plus new revelations on the Kennedy assassination.  Later, Dick Morris warns Hillary is running in 2024 no matter what she says.

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Just As I Suspected              

Today:  Can a man get pregnant?  Apparently, 25% of Democrats agree it’s possible according to a new poll.  John comes up with a new litmus test for candidates seeking elected office.  Then, Mary Grabar, author of Debunking the 1619 Project: Exposing the Plan to Divide America, talks about her book and presents additional evidence that the 1619 Project lies about American history. Finally, John wonders why it took so long for the Backyard Brawl to return.

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Welcome to Pitt Cycles in Warrendale                            

Today:  John broadcasts live from the premiere cycle shop in between Cranberry Township and Wexford.  First up, DePauw University communications professor Jeffrey McCall, examines the media coverage of Fetterman in PA and falling for racial hoaxes like the Duke volleyball case.  Later, John Lott from the Crime Prevention Research Center explains why he thinks Biden’s law and order speech was deeply dishonest.

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This Could Be ‘Exhibit A’ in a Lawsuit              

Today:  A San Francisco doctor at the Gender Confirmation Center admits a secret mission to operate on kids with gender dysphoria.  Then, Tom Stevenson writing for the BYU Cougar Chronicle reports on another racial hoax involving the BYU women’s volleyball team.  Finally, Larry Behrens communications director for Power the Future offers 10 reasons why California’s law prohibiting no new gas-powered cars after 2035 is a terrible idea.

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California Gets Dumber By the Day              

Today:   How many bureaucrats does it take to screw up a state?  The number that will be on California’s new Fast Food Council who determine sector-wide minimum standards for wages, conditions, and hours.  Then, election expert Hans von Spakovsky with the Heritage Foundation, questions Fetterman’s opposition to voter ID laws while a large majority of voters favor them.  Later, Justin Goodman, senior VP with White Coat Waste Project, discusses a new piece of legislation to cut funding for NIH testing on dogs.

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So Much for Intelligence               

Today:   John opens Hunter Biden’s laptop with a commentary about Russian disinformation, a letter, and the President’s desire to appoint MSNBC’s Jeremy Bash to his advisory board.  Then, Salena Zito writing for the Washington Examiner, gives the latest from the campaign trail on the Oz v Fetterman race.  Finally, Ann McElhinney, co-producer of the documentary, “My Son Hunter”, (available to stream/download on September 7 at mysonhunter.com) talks about the impending release and reaction to the trailer receiving 3.5 million views since Thursday.

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John Fetterman Where Are You?              

Today:   He’s running for Senate in Pennsylvania and leading in the polls.  So is he a regular guy or just a phony?  Whatever he is, he’s John’s pick for Jerk of the Week.  Then, Dr. Quentin Van Meter, president of the socially conservative American College of Pediatricians, talks about hospitals offering transgender surgeries and puberty blockers to minors.

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