What role does the media serve in the United States?  Is it the bulwark against government corruption, or is it another investigative agency for the government?  We, also, give a brief history of the Maidan coup.

We provide new information from the RESTRICT Act.  We also discuss the legality of lies and the prudence of economic warfare.  We end with gay beer.

Battling the elements to recap the Alabama Libertarian Convention and discuss the special interests at the heart of the TikTok bill and the AI development moratorium.  We, also, discuss the state of the justice system and where it may go.

We're still here, and we've been saving up topics.  A couple of big ones are represented, like China and an imminent banking collapse; but we talk about several other things, too.  Chances are, if you're interested, we mentioned it.

Can you trust your government... about anything?  We tell war stories, and it's a train wreck.

This one's a solo from Michael.  Starting with New Start and a quick overview of the nuclear treaties, there's a transition to a brief history of the lies and misperceptions of the Vietnam war arising from the US government and their stenographers in the mainstream media comprising the balance of the episode.

Bubbles:  Rising to the surface; Bursting Biden's; $400k a pop.

More on Minsk, then bomb-balloons disrupting talks and body cam footage to close.

We dissect the big brains talking about the mysterious virus and (apparently) only treatment and the big brains planning Ukraine's war.

Pistol-brace ban, Biden documents and Ukraine.