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January 31, 2024Season 4, Episode 5 - Mark Twain, Money for prisoners, environmental toxins, protest suggestions, plastic bag bans, regulated free speech, Starbucks employees, charging for concealed permits, and more
In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from Mark Twain, who tells us what the two most important days of your life are.

In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we have three contenders:
A Proposal to give convicted felons $3,000 of taxpayer money on the day they are released from prison

A City that has classified Social Media as an "Environmental Toxin" and a "Public health hazard," putting it in the same category as asbestos, PCBs, and lead paint.

A protest suggestion would accomplish nothing except leave participants unemployed, homeless, cold, and hungry.
You decide the winner.

In our "The road to hell is paved with good intentions" segment, we'll tell you how New Jersey's two-year-old ban on single-use plastic bags has backfired.

We'll tell you why people who claim to support free speech but want hate speech regulated don't understand the concept of free speech.

We'll tell you where a Starbucks employee was fired for doing a good deed and what the good deed that got him fired was.

We'll tell you where some cities charge $1,000 or more to issue people a Concealed weapon carry permit and why that practice will most likely be ruled unconstitutional.

Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Houston. Here, a good guy with a gun shoots & kills an armed thug and then disappears before the police arrive.
33 min
January 24, 2024Season 4, Episode 4 - C. S. Lewis, sheriff who accepts bribes for concealed weapon carry permits, Nigerian immigrant out on bond committing mass murder, missing files from January 6, and much more!
In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from author C. S. Lewis regarding the most cowardly thing ordinary people routinely do

In a story you didn't hear about on the news, we'll tell you about a sheriff who accepted $90,000 in bribes in exchange for issuing more than a dozen concealed weapon carry permits and ask why that story never made the national news.

In another story that you might not have heard about on the news, we'll tell you where a Nigerian immigrant out on bond committed a mass murder, what type of weapon he used, and why that story died such a quick death, assuming you even heard about it, to begin with

In yet another story I guarantee you didn't hear about on TV, we'll tell you about the lengths members of the Democrat-controlled January 6th committee have gone to avoid turning over all of the files associated with that investigation to their Republican successors and ask why are they taking those extreme measures in violation of clear House rules & requirements.

We'll tell you why Mexico is suing US gun manufacturers for $10 Billion and the surprising ruling on a motion in that case by a Federal Appeals court.

We'll play just a 2-minute clip of a 20-minute Presentation by Dr. Willie Soon, Ph. D., explaining why the claims about global warming made by the UN IPCC committee are based on flawed & manipulated data.

We'll also pay a 90-second clip of conservative comedian Jeff Allen asking, "Would you hire Joe Biden to work the cash register if you owned a Starbucks franchise"?

Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Oklahoma, where a terrified single woman is on the phone with a 911 operator, telling the dispatcher that a man is trying to break into her house and what happens when the police can't get there in time.
35 min
January 17, 2024Season 4, Episode 3 - Thomas Sowell, FAA hiring those with intellectual handicaps and psychiatric problems, EV manufacturers, EV rentals, updated stats from the ATF, Senator John Kennedy, and more!
In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from Thomas Sowell on how well-intentioned visions of a better world can become nightmares by those impacted by the misguided efforts to achieve that future Utopian state.

In a new segment called "The biggest lie of the week," we'll tell you how the media incorrectly claimed that Texas National Guardsmen prevented Customs & Border Patrol agents from rescuing a mother and her children who drowned in the Rio Grande River. The story was a lie, but no retractions have been published by those who incorrectly reported the original story.

In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we'll tell you about efforts by the FAA to hire people with severe intellectual handicaps and psychiatric problems to fill openings in that organization.

We'll tell you who the world's most prominent Electric Vehicle manufacturer is and where they are based. Hint: It isn't Tesla and not U.S.-based.

In a related story, we'll tell you which major rental car company is getting out of the EV rental business and selling off its fleet of 20,000 EVs

We'll give you some updated figures from the ATF regarding how many guns there are in this country and how many of them are AR-15-style rifles.

We'll play a short clip of Senator John Kennedy (R-LA) questioning a Federal Judge nominee about the Constitution and why her name was withdrawn from consideration after her inability to answer those questions.

We'll tell you about a new ruling from a Federal judge regarding the prohibition against bringing your gun with you into a Post Office.

We'll tell you about a new Computer virus threat you might see on your Facebook page and why you might be tempted to click on the link.

We'll tell you about a new study that explains why humans and other mammals require sleep and what our brain does while we sleep.

Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Huston, where a woman drops off her boyfriend at his apartment, and then, hearing her screams, he rushes back to her car after two armed thugs attempted to rob & carjack her. It did not end well for the thugs.
30 min
January 10, 2024Season 4, Episode 2 - Winston Churchill, Joe Pags, carjackings in DC, largest act of civil disobedience, mass shootings of 2023, dog who ate $4,000, and much more!
In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from Winston Churchill, who sums up what it takes to be successful in politics.

In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we'll play a brief clip from the Joe Pags show where he lists some of the ridiculous & wasteful things the government is spending money on.

We'll tell you how many cars were stolen and carjacked in Washington, DC, last year and what that figure works out daily. The statistics might shock you.

We'll tell you about the most significant act of civil disobedience in this country in more than 50 years that is taking place in one US State right now and ask why you haven't heard about it on the news.

We'll dissect the lie that was reported by all the major news networks last week, claiming that there were 657 mass shootings in this country in 2023 when the actual number was just 6!

We'll tell you about a dog that ate $4,000 in cash its owners had left in an envelope in their home and the lengths the dog's owners went to to try and recover some of that money. Those efforts give a new meaning to the term "Laundering money."

Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Indianapolis, where a homeowner shoots & kills an armed home invader with the intruder's gun. We were going to tell you which foreign company has surpassed Tesla as the world's leading producer of electric vehicles, but we ran out of time and will share that story with you next week.
37 min
January 03, 2024Season 4, Episode 1 - Mark Twain, burglar using Uber as a get away vehicle, two sets of twins born in different years, battle between Texas and the Mayor of NYC with bus loads of immigrants, and more
In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is by Mark Twain regarding what can be learned from the second kick of a mule.

In our stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we'll tell you about a burglar who decided that calling for an Uber ride was the best way to make his getaway from a crime scene.

We'll tell you about two sets of twins born this past weekend, where each sibling was born in a different year.

We'll tell you how the State of Texas and bus companies are getting around a restriction imposed by the Mayor of New York City limiting when busloads of illegal immigrants can be dropped off in that city.

In a related story, we'll tell you how much the debt-ridden State of California has budgeted to provide unlimited free medical care to illegal immigrants living in that state.

In a story you won't hear on the evening news, we'll tell you how many police officers were intentionally murdered by suspects in 2023 and ask why you never hear that figure reported

We'll tell you how efforts to reduce CO2 emissions by the US and European countries are being completely negated and overshadowed by increases in emissions from Countries like India and China.

If you drive your car for business, we'll tell you how much the IRS has decided to increase the business mileage allowance for 2024

We'll put some perspective on the loss of life the Country of Israel suffered on October the 7th and scale that figure up to a population-adjusted figure for the US and ask if as many US Citizens would be calling for restraint if the United States had experienced a similar population-adjusted loss of life on that same day.

In keeping with our story about police officers being murdered in the line of duty, our taxpayer relief shot this week comes to us from New Jersey, where a thug attempted to murder a police officer and wound up dead as a result of his efforts.
33 min
December 27, 2023Season 3, Episode 25 - Winston Churchill, City of Denver and the homeless, live ammo through TSA, lab-grown diamonds, higher education and life expectancy, 14th Amendment, and much more!
In this week's episode, our quote of the week is from Winston Churchill regarding the problem with pure Democracies.

In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we'll tell you how the city of Denver is solving its homeless problem by making people in a neighboring town homeless instead.

Our stupidest thing I've heard all week, runner-up, is a story about how someone tried to smuggle live ammunition through an airport TSA security checkpoint and failed.

The media has been telling you about the monetary costs of illegal immigration to various US cities but not the cost of human lives. We'll let you know how many people have been murdered by illegal immigrants in just one State and ask why the media never tells you about those statistics.

In our "The road to hell is paved with good intentions" segment, we'll tell you what has happened to the opioid overdose death rate in the State of Oregon after the voters there passed a ballot measure decriminalizing the use & possession of illegal drugs in that State.

Are you or someone you know thinking about buying a diamond soon? We'll tell you what has happened to the price of perfect lab-grown diamonds over the past five years and how that change has affected the cost of natural diamonds.

We'll tell you about a new study of the homicide rate in the United States and how that rate has changed over the past 40 years. Hint: Gun ownership rates are way up, and homicide rates are way down.

We'll revisit the topic of the effect a college education has on life expectancy and share the results of a new study on this issue with you.

We'll tell you why the Colorado Court decision barring Donald Trump from appearing on that State's ballot was based on an entirely flawed application of Section 3 of the 14th Amendment to the US Constitution and why it will most likely be overturned by the US Supreme Court, possibly in a 9-0 decision.

For our taxpayer relief shot, we revisit our story from last week, where a single mother shot & killed a 14-year-old teenager trying to break into her home at 3:00 AM. This week, we have an interview with that mother, who tells us why she did what she did.
37 min
December 20, 2023Season 3, Episode 24 - Thomas Sowell, Toshiba, police officers getting persmission to remove their guns, Santa's reindeer, M-16 rifles, Palestinian protests, Bill Maher, no-fly lists, and more!
In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from economist Thomas Sowell on how many people today view the success of others as a grievance instead of something to be admired and emulated.

We'll tell you which Japanese electronics giant has been delisted from Japan's Stock exchange and will most likely go out of business. If you are over 30, the chances are excellent that you have owned & used some of their products.

In the stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we'll tell you about a proposal requiring the police officer to get permission from headquarters before removing their gun from a lock box in their cruiser and putting it in their holster.

We'll tell you why, despite their male names, all of Santa's reindeer were females.

We'll tell why the Biden administration is stalling the sale of 20,000 M-16 rifles to Israel.

We'll revisit college students repeating the Pro-Palestinian chant "From the River to the Sea" without having the faintest idea of what that chant means.

In a related story, we'll tell you about a brilliant piece of commentary by Bill Maher on the Israel/Hamas conflict. You can watch that video here: https://twitter.com/billmaher/status/1735886698360586367.

We'll tell you how many people were added to the no-fly list last year and the seven ways your name could get added to that list that now numbers in the millions.

We'll give you an example of how the media is using language to demonize guns instead of people misusing them.

We'll play a parody ad illustrating what electric vehicle car companies would tell you if they were completely honest about the electric vehicles they want you to buy.

a.m.Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Ft. Worth, Texas, where a young teenage burglar is shot & killed by a female homeowner at 3 o'clock and asks what a 14-year-old is doing out on the street at that hour.
34 min
December 13, 2023Season 3, Episode 23 - Sam Walton, double Mega Millions winners, loaded hand gun into an MRI, head of a women's org who can't define a woman, NASA and NOAA collaborating on temperature data, and more
In this week's episode, our quote is by Wal-Mart founder Sam Walton on the power of the customer.

We'll tell you about an incredible coincidence during the Mega-Millions drawing on December 8.

In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we have three contenders;

The first is a woman who brings her loaded handgun with her into an MRI machine

The second is the head of a women's organization who can't define what a woman is

The third is about Pro-Palestinian College students chanting "From the River to the Sea" who have no idea what river or sea the chant is referring to or what achieving the goal of that chant would mean.

In a related story, we'll play a clip from the Congressional hearings last week where three University presidents were asked if protesters calling for the genocide of Jewish people violated their guidelines against bullying & harassment and why the answers they gave cost one of them her job.

In yet another related story, we'll tell which traditionally anti-gun ethnic group has suddenly decided that maybe owning a gun and learning how to use it might not be a bad idea after all.

We'll play a clip explaining how both NASA and the NOAA have collaborated to convert actual temperature data showing a global cooling trend into a report showing a global warming trend by making questionable adjustments to the real recorded data and fabricating data for up to 50% of the reporting stations that either no longer exist or have stopped reporting data.

We'll tell you about a squatter who moved into a vacant home, fixed it up, and then sold it for a considerable profit and why the court allowed him to keep the money over the objections of the legal owner.

Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Granada Hills, California, where three armed thugs break into a home, but only two are left alive.
32 min
December 06, 2023Season 3, Episode 22 - President Harry S. Truman, gold bars given to a U. S. Senator as a bribe, Congressman James Comer and Hunter Biden, 3 contenders for the stupidest thing heard all week, and more
In this week's episode, our quote of the week is by President Harry S. Truman on how he felt about politicians getting rich while in office.

In our first related story, we'll tell you how gold bars given to a current US Senator as a bribe were traced back to the businessman who gave them to him.

In our second related story, we'll play a clip from Congressman James Comer detailing what they discovered when they were finally able to subpoena bank records from Hunter Biden's shell companies and which politician received regular payments from one of those companies.

In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we have three contenders:
Biden claimed that corporations should be able to start reducing consumer prices because the rate of inflation for just the most recent month has slowed to 3%

President Biden repeatedly & incorrectly claiming that he had "Cut the National Debt in half" when what he actually cut in half was the annual BUDGET DEFICIT.

The new Mayor of Chicago blames the City's mounting problems on "Right-wing Republicans" when there hasn't been a Republican Mayor of Chicago in over 90 years.
You pick the winner.

We'll tell you which US Senator blocked an attempt by one of his fellow Senators to subpoena the flight logs & passenger manifests for Jeffery Epstein's private jet and ask "What possible reason could he have for doing that?"

We'll tell you how Climate change and this year's much-touted "Summer of drought" impacted the US corn crop. A story you definitely didn't hear about on the evening news.

We'll tell you how many Ford dealerships are opting out of the Company's "EV Dealer & service center" program and why.

In another study you didn't hear about on the evening news, we'll give you the data from a study that showed that during the pandemic that people who wore masks "Always or almost always" came down with Covid infections at a rate that was nearly double the group the wore masks "Never or almost never".

Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Memphis where a customer in a Dollar General store shoots & kills one of three armed thugs robbing the store.
35 min
November 29, 2023Season 3, Episode 21 - Albert Einstein, Colorado State Legislature, controversial op-ed by a Spanish writer regarding the Holocaust, Jewish Nobel Prize Winners, ROI on construction of the border wall
In this week's podcast, we have two related quotes of the week (one by Albert Einstein), both dealing with the necessity of combating evil in this world.

In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we'll tell you how the Colorado State legislature has managed to socialize tax refunds.

We'll read a highly provocative & controversial Op-Ed piece by a Spanish writer who claims that it wasn't just 6 million Jews who died in the Holocaust but all of Europe as well when the unbridled immigration from Muslim countries that followed began to destroy centuries of European culture.

In a related piece, we'll tell you how many Nobel prize winners were of Jewish heritage. That figure might astound you.

We'll tell you about a New York State law that allows women to sue famous people for things they claim might have happened more than 30 years ago and ask if you think that law is reasonable.

We'll share a quick Return on Investment (ROI) calculation showing you what the payback would have been if Congress had approved Trump's 2018 request for $7 billion to finish the construction of the US/Mexico border wall.

We'll tell you how many weeks a dog in Colorado continued to guard the body of its owner after he died from a heart attack while on a hike in the wilderness and ask if your dog would have stayed by your body (and survived) for that same length of time.

Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Philadelphia, where an armed thug forces his way into an upscale high-rise apartment at 7:00 PM on Thanksgiving day and gets something other than pumpkin pie for his troubles.
37 min

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