We finally address the Justice Department dropping the charge against General Michael Flynn, after a clear and concise summary of the topic of last week's podcast.  We finish with some criminal justice criticism based on the Flynn investigation, including why innocent people plead guilty and why you should be able to lie to whomever you want.

Tons of valuable information in this episode, including how we're different and why we're always right. Also, when did everything become violence except for violence?

We address tyrannical aspects of cancel culture, ask if buildings really do matter and propose defunding the government.

Everyone's messing up this period of reduced stability, so we offer some friendly suggestions to both sides.  We also offer up some steps toward a solution.  Then, we upset everyone by challenging the notion that this is about racism.  Don't let the government and media fool you into persisting with this fantasy that we should be fighting each other.  It's us versus them; we gotta get together!

Episode 50! (Which we didn't realize until after the recording.)  Police in the police state.  Venezuela and Iran in trouble for dealing with each other (with no one else to deal with but China and Russia).  China's also in trouble.  Can't stop talking about SARS-CoV-2, because it's everywhere. *Scary, "ooh."*  But new CDC data reduces mortality.  And Trump finally tweeted something someone didn't like.

The gang's all here, finally, as we review the Libertarian Party Presidential candidate, Dr. Jo Jorgensen; and we discuss what kind of candidate's message will resonate with voters.  We also talk about a few other things.

Back to the beginning with happenings in Venezuela, giving a short reprieve before spending most of the episode on coronavirus tangents:  intervention, treatments, economics and perspective.  Happy Mother's Day, everyone!

After starting with a completely inane anecdote, Michael dives into the numbers -- all kinds of numbers:  unemployment, mortality and virus studies.  Then, he addresses his concerns over where some authorities believe rights originate, and he gives the right answer.

Another solo episode as nature's taking over. People are being arrested for being out alone. The First Amendment's being completely ignored, and it's the first one! Mostly, though, economic talk:  Prices aren't arbitrary; where do they come from?