The PAC-MAN Show

If the Democrat Party represents half the nation, America is in trouble. The PAC-Man, Ted Flint, gives us his take on the democrats' sophomoric display at this week's State of the Union Address. Plus, Trump Derangement Syndrome is alive and well in a Minnesota pizzeria.

President Trump is delivering on a campaign promise to root out government waste, fraud and abuse, and Deep State liberals are fighting him. The PAC-Man, Ted Flint, thinks those opposing the President's efforts are a big part of the problem. Also, Trump pulls the plug on congestion pricing in NYC, and congress is set to turn off the federal spigot for public broadcasting. It doesn't get much better than this.

A federal judge has temporarily halted President Trump's attempts to shrink the federal workforce. The PAC-Man, Ted Flint, tells us a temporary restraining order is in effect until Monday that puts a hold on 40,000 government workers from accepting a buyout offer from the President. Also, liberals are in a panic after Elon Musk has uncovered a decades-old scandal that has cost American taxpayers billions of their hard-earned dollars. And last week's deadly air disaster at Reagan National Airport may be the result of D.E.I. policies.

Donald Trump's message to two million federal employees: either come back to the office or resign. On this edition of the PAC-Man Podcast, Ted Flint tells us how only six percent of federal employees physically come to work. It's been that way since Covid scared these people into allegedly "working" from home. That's about to change and American taxpayers could possibly save billions of dollars as a result.

Newly minted President Donald Trump vows America is entering a new "Golden Age." A slew of opening day Executive Actions spells the end of DEI in federal hiring practices and a return to meritocracy and a host of other changes that the Left is sure to love. Ted Flint gives us his take on what all these changes mean on this edition of the PAC-Man Podcast.  

Senate confirmation hearings got a little testy this week, as President-Elect Trump's picks to head up the Departments of Defense and Justice were put through the paces. But as the PAC-Man, Ted Flint, tells us, Pete Hegseth and Pam Bondi were more than up to the task. Also, 159 House Democrats voted against the Laken Riley Bill.

The first week of 2025 was a busy news week. The nation was attacked from within on New Year's Day; one attack was the work of a radical Islamist who who plowed his truck into a crowd of people celebrating the new year in the French Quarter. The PAC-Man, Ted Flint, says there were a number of similarities between the two terrorists. Also, America said goodbye to a former president as it gets ready to swear-in a new Commander-In-Chief.

A peanut farmer from Plains, Georgia and the nation's 39th President died peacefully today in Hospice. The PAC-Man, Ted Flint, talks about the legacy Jimmy Carter leaves behind. And the media attack dogs can't wait to sink their teeth into a second Trump presidency. The Media Research Council says almost all of the major media's coverage of Trump's cabinet picks have been negative. What a shock.

Americans are feeling more optimistic these days about the future. A number of polls bear that out. The PAC-Man, Ted Flint, chalks up the good feeling to Donald Trump's landslide win last month. Even a pair of former Obama advisors admit Trump has captured the culture by making politics fun again. Also on this edition, there is talk in the incoming Administration of making daylight savings time permanent.

The acquittal of Daniel Penny in the chokehold death of Jordan Neeley has sparked outrage among the usual suspects. The PAC-Man, Ted Flint, thinks BLM and other racial hucksters see another wedge issue to exploit to further divide the country. Also, the suspected shooter in the death of a United Healthcare CEO is nabbed in a Pennsylvania McDonald's.