Chaos is breaking out on college campuses across the country.  Pro-Palestinian "protestors" are setting up encampments and refusing to follow university and city policies/laws.  This inevitably has lead to violence and arrests.  But this is a biproduct of universities for decades turning a blind eye towards "protests" on campus against any viewpoint that does not fall in line with what is thought to be the majority on campus.  Just ask any Republican politician attempting to give a speech on campus.  The bed has been made for decades and now administrations are having to sleep in it and watch their campuses devolve into anarchy.  But school will be ending soon, and the protests likely will move from campuses to the city streets.  How should campuses have reacted and how should cities react in the coming weeks?  Let's discuss.  

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Anti-Semitism continues to rise on college campuses, with Columbia University going to remote learning for student safety as Jews are encouraged not to go on campus.  OJ Simpson's death leads to a reflection of his infamous trial and how we've progressed from it 30 years later.  And Scottie Scheffler is on a tear rarely seen on the PGA Tour, but it's the way he views that tear and how it does not define him that is worth noting.  

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Hope everyone had a great Easter Weekend!  Speaking of Easter, let's discuss two topics that rarely get discussed around the holiday family dinner table:  Religion and Politics.  The intermingling arose again this week with Trump allegedly selling $60 Bibles and Biden allegedly banning religious Easter eggs at the White House.  Both stories caused an uproar.  Both played on your faith.  But how did it come about that your faith became a political commodity?  Let's discuss.  

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RFK Jr. has chosen a political unknown in Nicole Shanahan as his VP.  While maybe not known to most Americans, she is well-known within the tech world with ties to Google, AI and even Elon Musk.  Biden has focused in on North Carolina as a battleground state, hoping to flip it like Georgia in 2020.  And P Diddy had the feds raid his homes in LA and Miami as part of a sex trafficking investigation that may result in the Bad Boy for life rapper finding himself in federal prison.  

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Time for a break from politics!  It's my favorite week of the year: Selection Sunday heading into the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament.  Whether you've watched college hoops all season or just enter the brackets blindly, I'll give some insight as to how I see the bracket that will hopefully help you win some money in your bracket pools or at least have some fun watching the games this week.  We can discuss bloodbaths, Kate Middleton conspiracy theories and Obama visiting the Prime Minister in Great Britain next week.  This week is all about one thing:  March Madness.  

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Politicians and public leaders are known to lie to the general public.  But this past week gives us a glimpse of why we need to keep our guard up heading into November 2024 and beyond.  Whether it's Biden's admonishment of his alleged inability to remember his son's death - proven by the actual transcript, Trump labeling himself as "Honest Don" or Kate Middleton doctoring photos as she mysteriously remains out of public eye, we need discernment to differentiate between truth and falsehoods.  I'll also discuss the advent of mobile sports gambling in North Carolina and why you should see Best Picture winner Oppenheimer if you haven't already.  

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The general election campaign kicked off last night with Biden's State of the Union.  We had Palestinian protestors blocking the motorcade's path to the Capitol.  We had hecklers.  We had button confrontations.  We had yelling.  We had scolding of SCOTUS.  We had hyper-partisanship.  And we had frequent discussion of the man who is not to be named, aka "the predecessor."  So how did the speech play out?  I felt as if I was watching an angry old man yelling at me to get off his lawn and more of a campaign speech than a State of the Union.  Others may have viewed it as a fiery and formative candidate fighting back against an aging narrative.  The bigger question is, how did you, the Independents, view it?  Regardless, we have 8 months of this to look forward to, so buckle up.  

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Super Tuesday is over and unofficially so is the GOP race for the Presidential nomination.  Haley dropped out, but what does  Super Tuesday tell us about both Trump's and Biden's chances in November?  I'll discuss my experience at a Nikki Haley rally, being on a segment of The Daily Show, and how the candidates I interviewed for the pod performed on Primary Day.  Where do we go from here?  Tune in.  

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Matt joins the pod to discuss how he wants to defund stupidity and send intelligence to DC.  The veteran intelligence officer and Fox News commentator shares his views on foreign policy, border control, Chinese aggression and human trafficking - among other topics.   Listen how he plans to win a crowded US House District 13 race.  

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Siddhanth joins the pod to discuss his campaign to win the Republican nomination for US House in the crowded District 13 race.  Having worked in accounting since age 9, he has a keen interest in making the government fiscally responsible.  We cover a variety of topics ranging from the economy to national security and how he sets himself apart from the 13 contenders in his race.  

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