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June 19, 2024Season 4, Episode 25 - Thomas Sowell, leaving your kids in the car, Portland, Maine's LGBTQ community, restaurant tipping, massive Hamas tunnels, income inequality, medical debt and higher mortgages
In this week's podcast, our quote is from economist & author Thomas Sowell about the fate of societies that allow the number of non-working parasites to continually increase and be supported by the remaining productive members of that society.

In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we once again have two contenders:

The first is a story about a couple who had their minivan carjacked with their 6-month-old baby strapped into his car seat in the back of the car.

The second is about the City of Portland, Maine, using taxpayer funds to build an affordable housing complex that will only be open to members of the LGBTQ community.

With President Trump proposing to exempt tipped income from income taxes, we'll ask if the current custom of leaving the same percentage tip regardless of the cost of the meal makes any logical sense.

We'll tell you what homeless people in Portland, Oregon, are doing with the cases of free bottled water provided by the City. Hint: They aren't drinking it or washing with it.

Well, tell you about the massive tunnels built by Hamas that connect the Gaza city of Rafah with Egypt that Israel's defense forces have discovered.

We ask, "Is income inequality a bad thing or a sign of a healthy economic system that greatly benefits all"?

We'll tell you why a new Biden administration rule preventing medical debt from being included on credit reports and incorporated into credit scores will result in higher mortgage rates for everybody in the future.

Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Oakland, California, where three thugs picked the wrong home to try and rob.
39 min
June 12, 2024Season 4, Episode 24 - writer Jamie Casap, Caitlin Clark, First Lady Dr. Jill Biden, Lithium discoveries, jobs report, student loan forgiveness, retail stores and restaurants closing, and much more!
In this week's episode, our quote of the week is from writer Jamie Casap on why you shouldn't ask kids what they want to be when they grow up

In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we have two contenders:

The first is about a meaningless poll that asked people if they would want more free stuff if somebody else were paying for it

The second was about a co-host on the TV show "The View," claiming that Caitlin Clark's popularity has more to do with her being a pretty, straight white woman than a great athlete. You decide the winner.

We'll tell you about the immense carbon footprint created by First Lady Dr. Jill Biden when she decided to sit in the back of the courtroom during Hunter Biden's trial in Delaware last week.

We'll tell you where vast deposits of the rare earth mineral Lithium have been discovered in the US and the dilemma that discovery has created for the State legislature and Governor.

We'll tell you why the new BLS jobs report released last week is not as good as the White House and mainstream media would have you believe.

We'll tell you why people who have their Student loans forgiven by President Biden might be in for an ugly surprise when it comes time to pay their taxes.

We'll tell you about the shocking number of retail stores and restaurants closed in the first five months of this year.

Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Lufkin, Texas, where a thug who had just been released from prison decides that it would be a good idea to try and carjack a pick-up truck occupied by the wife and baby daughter of a Texas man.
33 min
June 05, 2024Season 4, Episode 23 - The work you do, Seattle School District, Mexico City's drought, Gaza Pier, voter registration, age of the average car, summer jobs, Social Security, and much more!
In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is about why you should never be ashamed of the type of work you do.

In our stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we'll tell you why the Seattle school District decided to end its program & classes for 'Talented & gifted students".

We'll tell you how soon the 9 million people living in Mexico City might run out of water and ask what will happen when they do.

We'll tell you what happened to the $320 Million pier built by the US army to allow ships to offload aid supplies intended for the people of Gaza while it is currently unusable.

We'll tell you about the striking change in voter registration data in one critical US swing state and why that change doesn't bode well for President Biden.

We'll tell you how the average car's age on US highways has changed over the past 15 years.

We'll tell you about the dramatic change in the percentage of teenagers working part-time or summer jobs over the past 50 years.

We'll tell you why inflation is hurting the viability of the Social Security program.

Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Nashville, where a homeowner confronts an intruder in his house at 11 p.m.
32 min
May 29, 2024Season 4, Episode 22 - Memorial Day, Emily Potter, release of gasoline from our nation's strategic petroleum reserve, President Biden during the pandemic, Senator Ted Cruz, social distancing, and more
In this Memorial Day Podcast, our quote of the week is from author Emily Potter on why heroes never die as long as some can remember them.

In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we'll tell you about President Biden's decision to release one million barrels of gasoline from our nation's strategic petroleum reserve and why that decision won't impact gas prices.

We'll play a clip of President Biden claiming that he was Vice president of the United States during the 2020 Pandemic (he wasn't).

We'll play a clip of Senator Ted Cruz questioning a Federal Judicial nominee about her decision to send a male serial rapist to a woman's correctional facility to serve out his sentence.

We'll tell you about the origins of the 6-foot Covid Social distancing rule and the lack of science behind it.

We'll tell you how much more likely you will be struck by an electric vehicle vs. a gasoline-powered car if you are a pedestrian.

We'll tell you what a MEME stock is and how thousands lost tens of thousands of dollars last week by buying stocks being promoted on Social media.

Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Detroit, where the intended victim wrestles a gun away from one of the armed attackers and winds up shooting both of them with that same gun.
32 min
May 22, 2024Season 4, Episode 21 - French philosopher Jean Roseau, the origins of Memorial Day, New Jersey suing a church over beach access, trade tariffs, the NYC & Dublin portal, credit cards, and much more!
In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from French philosopher Jean Roseau on the choice between living free of danger or living peacefully in slavery.

Producer Susan tells us about the origins of Memorial Day celebrations and where & when that custom began 150 years ago.

In the stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we'll tell you why the State of New Jersey is suing a Church group over a Sunday morning land use restriction they have had in place for over 150 years.

In a close runner-up, we'll share with you how President Biden has gone from condemning trade tariffs as stupid and hurting the American consumer to embracing & imposing them.

In a new "Who could have seen that coming" segment, we'll tell you what happened when New York City erected a six-foot diameter video portal on a public sidewalk that linked the residents of New York City to the residents of Dublin, Ireland.

We'll tell you in what year the first plastic credit card was issued and how many years later it took for the first one to be issued in a woman's name.

We'll put inflation into perspective by telling you how much you could buy today with a $100 gift card you got, put into a drawer, and forgot about four years ago.

We'll share the results of a study comparing the cost-effectiveness of Diesel engine power trucks vs. battery-powered trucks.

We'll tell you how many guns are being stolen in this country every year and how criminals obtain the vast majority of their guns (Hint: They don't buy them at gun shows).

We'll tell you how the six-foot COVID social distancing rule was arrived at (Hint: No science was involved).

Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Katy, Texas, where a 60-year-old single woman confronts two armed home invaders.
38 min
May 15, 2024Season 4, Episode 20 - Ayn Rand, Furries, Speeding USPS, Beer Consumption, the Road Runner, Fentanyl Pills, Walt Disney, Vaccines for Cows, Bear Attack, and much more!
In this week's podcast, our quote is from author Ayn Rand on the differences in consequences between what happens when a business person makes a mistake and when a bureaucrat makes a mistake.

In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we'll play a clip of a mother upset that a veterinarian won't treat her young son, who identifies as a cat.

In our runner-up segment, we will tell where the driver of a US Post office van driver was stopped for speeding and how fast she was going. Think triple digits.

We'll tell you which states lead the nation in per capita beer consumption and the startling amounts of beer the residents drink yearly.

If you've ever watched a Road Runner cartoon, we'll tell you about the seven rules that all of those cartoons had to conform to.

In our look back in time segment, we'll tell you in what central US City the local police department dropped bombs on a home 39 years ago, killing 11 people inside.

We'll give you an update on the startling increase in the number of Fentanyl pills being seized in this country over the past seven years.

We'll tell you about the origins of the Walt Disney Company, the risk that Walt Disney himself took to save his company from oblivion, and why he took that risk.

We'll tell you how much money is being spent to come up with a vaccine for cows to reduce the amount of their farts and why it is a pointless waste of money.

In our "So you think you are having a bad day" segment, we'll tell you what happened to a Massachusetts driver AFTER his car ran off the road in a one-car accident.

Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Cleveland, where a young carjacker picks the wrong Amazon delivery driver to try and carjack.
36 min
May 08, 2024Season 4, Episode 19 - Golda Meir, the first female Prime Minister of Israel, PA man arrested for carrying a gun in his own house, microchip industry, highest flying bird, school shootings, and more!,
In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from the first female Prime Minister of Israel on the issue of trying to negotiate peace with a sworn enemy.

In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we'll tell you about a 70-year-old Pennsylvania man arrested for carrying a gun inside of a home that he owned.

In a close runner-up, we'll tell you how many corrections the White House press office has had to issue regarding inaccurate claims and statements President Biden made in the first four months of this year. Hint: It averages more than one per day.

We'll tell you how much money Intel has been losing attempting to produce microchips in the country. The number is in the billions of dollars per year and growing.

In our science minute, we'll tell you which bird is the highest-flying in the world and the astounding altitude it can reach.

We'll tell you about another false claim by the media regarding what they claim is an alarming increase in the number of school shooting incidents in this country. Hint: There isn't.

We'll tell you about a first-of-its-kind all-nude ocean cruise.

We'll update you on the California bullet train saga and tell you what they have achieved after spending $9 Billion on the project over the past 16 years. We will also update you on when the first train is expected to run. (Hint: Not in your lifetime)

Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from one of our favorite Sheriffs: Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd, who describes what happened after a thug opened fire on two of his deputies.
35 min
May 01, 2024Season 4, Episode 18 - Charles Darwin, guests going to the bathroom in the backyard, Colorado legislature, Ford's EV loss, restaurant using robots, Cuba, flame throwing dogs, and much more!
In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from Charles Darwin, who tells us what single factor decides which species will survive and which ones will perish

In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we once again have two contenders:

The first is a woman who won't let visitors to her home use her bathroom and makes them poop in her backyard

The second is the Colorado Legislature, which has decided that the First Amendment doesn't apply to it and has issued a list of words and phrases that can't be used when proposing or debating pending legislation.

You decide the winner.

We'll tell you how much money Ford lost on each of the 10,000 electric vehicles it produced in the first quarter of this year. The number is astounding!

We'll tell you about a restaurant using robots to deliver food to customer tables instead of humans.

We'll tell you which nearby communist country is running out of food and cash.

We'll tell you about the perfect gift for the man with everything: A flame-throwing robot dog.

We'll tell you a little bit about the man who killed four police officers and wounded four others in Charlotte, NC, on Monday.

Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Hapeville, Georgia, where a man in a parking garage is confronted by two armed thugs trying to rob him.
33 min
April 24, 2024Season 4, Episode 17 - Ricky Gervais, Gun Free Zones, why women shouldn't own guns, Millionaires in NYC, rats getting high, blackmarket marijuana, Steve Hartman, Senator Bob Menedez's trial, and more!
In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from comedian/actor Ricky Gervais on what marked the beginning of the end of society as we know it.

In our Stupidest Thing I've Heard All Week segment, we'll play a clip of a Colorado State legislator explaining why women shouldn't own guns for self-protection and how "Gun free zone" signs keep our schools safe from school shooters.

We'll tell you many millionaires call New York City home. The number might astound you.

We'll tell you where & why the rats in one city are getting high

We'll let you know about the nationwide network of illegal marijuana growing operations being run by Chinese criminal gangs and how they are putting licensed dispensaries out of business.

In the most touching story you have heard in a long time, we'll tell you why a 7-year-old girl opened a Lemonade stand in front of her house and how her community responded when they discovered why she was doing it.

We'll tell you about a novel defense strategy NJ Senator Bob Menedez and his wife plan on adopting when they each go on trial (separately) on bribery charges in the next several months.

Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Beaver Fall, PA, where one of those single women whom the Colorado State Representative who doesn't think a woman should own a gun uses her gun to shoot and kill an intruder breaking into her home.
33 min
April 17, 2024Season 4, Episode 16 - Lou Holtz, the moon is made of gas, woman wants her tips back, congressman who thinks Guam will tip over, the most expensive McDonalds, Tourism Burglary, Cass Report, and more!
In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from football coach Lou Holtz on the secret to success

In our stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we have three contenders:
A US Congresswoman telling High school kids the moon is made of gas

A woman who knowingly gave $1,000 in tips to workers at a Taco Bell restaurant and why she now wants that money back.

Another US Congressman is concerned that if we station too many military personnel on Guam, the Island might tip over.
You decide the winner.

We'll tell you where the most expensive McDonald's in the US and how much a Big Mac meal costs there. Hint: It is not located in either California or NY City.

We'll tell you about a fast-growing new criminal enterprise called "Tourism Burglary," where criminals from other countries come to the US on Tourist Visas to burglarize high-end homes.

We'll ask why the police and the news media frequently omit one key piece of identifying information when asking the public for help locating wanted suspects. Can you guess what physical characteristic they routinely omit from those requests and why?

We'll tell you about a study from the UK called the "Cass Report," which has resulted from the extensive use of puberty blockers to treat children under the of 18 suffering from Gender Dysphoria. The results are disturbing.

We'll play a clip of an interview on British TV about the Cass report and the exchange between the program host and one of the guests that followed her proclamation about which pronouns she wanted to be referred to as.

Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Houston, where a scheme by an illegal alien to fraudulently obtain a US VISA goes wrong.
36 min

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