More election lunacy, but don't worry.  We move past it pretty quickly, shifting to predictions for the last couple of months of Trump's Presidency and the beginnings of the Biden administration, focusing on foreign policy prospects.  We close with some observations of the continuing Covid craziness.

The post-election but pre-resolution special with your hosts discussing prospects for armed revolution and the difference between power and authority.  But wait!  There's less.  Has the meaning of protection from government changed?  Why are there social justice libertarians, and who has infiltrated The Intercept?

We briefly review the last debate, spending some time on foreign policy, domestic economy and health.  We do a rundown of Trump and Biden, and here's our prediction for election day.  HEADLINE:  Government Wins Election Again!

Lots to cover this week:  the CCP and the NBA, Social media and intelligence, Biden business, Trump taxes. We also reflect on the Breonna Taylor and Ryan Whitaker cases and finish with some review of the trade war with China and sanctions on the Nord Stream 2 pipeline. It's an adventure!

The VP debate, the Russiagate hoax (yes, still) and the e-mail debacle.  Plus, is the US a sexist, racist country?  Inquiring minds want to know.

We review the Jerry Springer-style debate and filter out the signal from the noise.  We close on a couple of international stories that allow us to point out some universal truths.  In other words, this podcast is a path to enlightenment.

We start with war stories and proceed to address the "Broken Window Fallacy".  We briefly discuss the US Supreme Court's purpose, limitations and expectations and break or inflate the hearts of all Americans.  We finish on a reasonable criticism of local law enforcement.

Within these pages you'll find our review of the RNC speeches, from malarkey memes to the less hawkish performances and propaganda.  So take a knee as you salute the flag and enjoy the show.

We took a break at the wrong time.  We run a little long trying to catch up; but we cover the DNC speeches, a little foreign policy, some shootings and terrible media.

Public vs. Private.  That's all there is to say.  Well, except what we actually said.  Listen and see.