Rick Sanchez comments on the state of emergency in Puerto Rico after the devastating effects of Hurricane Fiona.  Show producer Scotty Mednick joins the show to discuss how little coverage Puerto Rico was getting because all the major networks were consumed with wall-to-wall coverage of the Royal funeral.  Sanchez then welcomes Kristen Meinzer, host of the Royal Report podcast and they discuss some of the ugly, dark secrets about the British monarchy that no one talks about.

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Rick Sanchez takes on a variety of topics including the massive protests being held by Iranian women after the death of a female political prisoner while in custody.  Sanchez also comments on Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’s reasons for shipping out 50 undocumented immigrants to Massachusetts and then welcomes attorney Sarah Leah Whitson to discuss the politics and corruption that exist in the Arab world.  Sanchez ends with a commentary on Ken Burns’ new documentary about the Holocaust and how it serves as a warning to countries like the United States who participate in identity politics.

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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis recently shipped 50 undocumented Venezuelan immigrants to Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts without a plan, and without letting anybody know that they were coming.  Rick Sanchez breaks down the incident and explains that this is just another brutal example of DeSantis’s hardline policies against Latino Immigrants.  Sanchez then switches gears and welcomes defense attorney Ajay Pallegar and they discuss Brett Favre who is being accused of using Mississippi state welfare money to build a volleyball arena at his daughter’s school.  Sanchez reveals that people who know and played with Favre are not surprised by these accusations.

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Jimmy Kimmel got a lot of negative feedback on social media after his attempt at comedy during the recent Emmy Awards fell flat.  Kimmel pretended to be intoxicated and unconscious on stage while Quinta Brunson, the first African-American female writer to win an Emmy, was accepting her award.  Show producer Scotty Mednick joins Sanchez to discuss Kimmel’s negative blow-back, and then author and professor Peter Kuznick joins the show as Sanchez switches gears to analyze the way the world is turning its back on Russian President Vladimir Putin.  Both Sanchez and Kuznick wonder if it’s time to start negotiating with Putin instead of shutting him out.  

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Rick Sanchez is joined by show producer Scotty Mednick and they break down and fact-check a variety of anti-Latino comments made recently by politicians, TV commentators, and Trump’s former chief strategist.  The offenders all repeated the rhetoric that Latino immigrants are criminals, an economic burden to the United States, and all cross the border illegally to get here.  Sanchez and Mednick use facts and statistics to prove all those theories wrong and agree that identity politics is dangerous, leads to hate-mongering, and could incite a cultural war.  

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A coal mine collapsed in Coahuila, Mexico on August 3rd, leaving 10 miners trapped underground with little to no chance for survival.  The collapse occurred when water from a nearby reservoir flooded the mine, causing a cave-in.  Rick Sanchez is joined by geologist Ray Pilcher and he describes in detail what happens when a mining disaster like this occurs, and what the conditions are like for the victims trapped underground.  Sanchez asks the important questions: Why were these miners permitted to work in an illegal mine?  Why is it taking so long to get to them?  And why is no one talking about this tragedy? 

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Rick Sanchez is joined by spiritual healer and Agua Media podcast host; Cathy Fernandez to discuss a very personal experience that occurred recently between Sanchez and his ailing mother.  Fernandez maintains that when people pass away, their energy remains with us.  We might not be able to see it, but we can definitely feel it.  Sanchez then switches gears and gives his commentary on the recent passing of former Russian President Mikhail Gorbachev.  He discusses the legacy Gorbachev left behind, and the role it played in launching the current war between Russia, and Ukraine.   

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Rick Sanchez is joined by Cenk Uygur, president, and CEO of The Young Turks Network. They discuss various important topics, including the importance of immigrant labor in this country, the fact that campaign contributions are nothing more than modern-day bribery, the politics of war profiteering by the news networks, and even their similar experiences battling against the major cable networks that employed them. Both Sanchez and Uygur agree that telling the truth always makes people nervous and that fighting for the little guy always feels great.  

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Rick Sanchez comments on the current anti-Trump sentiment that is starting to affect people’s private lives.  From actress Sydney Sweeney getting blasted on social media for posting pictures of her mother’s birthday party where some of her family members appeared to be wearing pro-Trump gear, to attorney Alan Dershowitz getting blacklisted from book stores and getting verbally attacked by comedian Larry David for representing Trump in court.  Show producer Scotty Mednick joins Sanchez to discuss these topics as well as the growing trend of using “magic mushrooms” as a medicinal cure for alcoholism.

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On the 17th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina’s devastation of New Orleans, Rick Sanchez looks back on the disgraceful and degrading way that CNN covered this natural disaster.  By calling American citizens who were victims of the storm refugees and looters, they criminalized a group of innocent people who were simply trying to survive.  Sanchez is joined by Hawk Newsome, President of the New York Chapter of Black Lives Matter, and they discuss the race problem that still exists in America.  Sanchez and Newsome agree that the news media continues to program people’s minds against minorities in this country and that it doesn’t help matters when African American leaders sell out their own people for profit.  

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