The situation with Jerzee Joe

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February 08, 2023Season 2, Episode 06 - Isaac Azimov, NYC buying bus tickets for immigrants to Canada, Philly hiring lifeguards that can't swim, sentencing of a child rapist, and more!
Our quote of the day is from Science fiction author Isaac Azimov on evidence-based beliefs.

We have two contenders on our "Stupidest thing I heard all week" segment. Producer Sue decides which one is the winner.

We'll let you know about New York City buying bus tickets to Canada for illegal immigrants currently housed in that City.

We'll let you know about a plan by the City of Philadelphia to hire lifeguards who can't swim to watch over swimmers at City operated pools this summer.

We'll let you know how much time a Minnesota District Attorney and an elected district court Judge felt was an adequate sentence for a child rapist. Hint: You probably have a can of soup in your closet that has been there longer than the recommended & approved plea deal sentence.

How House Democrats gave themselves a tax-free $34,000 raise in December while they still had majority control of the House of Representatives and why you never heard about it.

We'll let you know how much our self-avowed Socialist & Millionaire Senator from Vermont wants to charge you to hear him lecture you on the evils of capitalism.

Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Ft. Smith, Arkansas,, where a thug brings a knife to a gunfight with a homeowner with a predictable result.
35 min
February 01, 2023Season 2, Episode 05 - Climatic Crisis & Racism, Lithium, where illegal immigrants are living in NYC, Manner of death vs. Cause of death, JR-15 rifles, and more!
In this week's episode, our quote of the day will be from author Thomas Sowell on why the word racism is like ketchup.

A new segment is called "The stupidest thing I've heard all week." This week's credit goes to Jane Fonda, who claims that the "Climate Crisis" results from racism.

In our health minute, we'll review 30 months' worth of data showing that the Covid vaccination program had little, if any, effect on the number of monthly Covid-related fatalities. See that graph on JerzeeJoe's website.

In our science minute, we'll describe how many feet of 6" wide lithium film Lithium-Ion battery manufacturers get from a single 11-pound ingot of Lithium. The answer will surprise you.

We'll point out how the media and Democrat politicians treat lies told by Republican politicians vs. how they treat lies told by Democrat politicians (including the long list of lies told by Joe Biden).

We'll talk about how single male illegal immigrants being temporarily housed in a New York City hotel reacted when they were told they were being moved to a communal barracks-style housing in Brooklyn to free up those hotel rooms for immigrant families with children.

We'll talk about the death of Capitol Police officer Brian Sicknick following the January 6th riot and how death certificates differentiate between the cause of death and the manner of death.

The political uproar of the "JR-15" rife, a .22 caliber rifle being made to accommodate the smaller & changing body sizes of young shooters.

Our taxpayer relief shot comes from Phoenix, where a man pumping gas shoots and kills an armed robber.
36 min
January 26, 2023Season 2, Episode 04 - Australia's national airline, Names of cows, Wheel of Fortune mispronunciation, Vitamins D & E, Traffic violence, France's social security, and more!
In this week's podcast, we lighten things up a bit.
Our quote of the day is from George Washington about the company you keep.

We ask if you know how to spell the name of Australia's national airline and the derivation of that name (Hint: You probably don't)

We mention a woman upset that a yogurt company that listed the names of the cows that gave the milk used to make the yogurt all had girls' names.

We discuss (and play audio) how not doing his reading assignments cost a senior college contestant on the Wheel of Fortune game show a million dollars.

In our science minute, we'll describe how a school in Massachusetts hasn't been able to turn off any of the school's 7,000 lights for almost two years because they turned over total control of all the systems in the school to a building automation system that failed.

In our health minute, we'll discuss the benefits of vitamins D & E, why most Americans aren't getting enough of them, and the dangers associated with those deficiencies.

Public transportation advocates are using the new emotionally charged term "Traffic violence" to attack private car ownership.

Massive corruption in the New York City construction industry. "Shocked, I tell you, just shocked" (Can you name the movie that quote came from)?

This a cautionary tale about why people in France are rioting in cities all across that country over proposed changes to that country's pension system and why the US could be next if minor changes to our own Social Security system aren't made soon.

Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Indianapolis, where a homeowner confronts a man armed with a knife in his home at 4 a.m.
37 min
January 18, 2023Season 2, Episode 03 - Biden classified documents, school shootings, smart litter boxes, gas stoves, social security, and much more!
Our quote of the day is from author Ayn Rand (Atlas Shrugged) on the consequences of ignoring reality.

I'll give some perspective on the Biden classified documents story and review the rules & laws governing the handling and storage of classified documents.

We'll review the news report claims that there were "51 school shootings in the United States last year" and dissect the facts & nonsense behind that sensational claim.

We'll talk about $700 "WiFi enabled" smart litter boxes for your cat.

We'll discuss how many people died from a drinking-induced liver disease last year and how that compares to other causes of death like gun homicides, drug overdose deaths, and traffic accidents.

An update on the various proposals to ban gas stoves that are now appearing at the state & city level and how one Governor essentially said, "Hold my beer and watch this"

Going back to the Ayn Rand quote on the consequences of ignoring reality, we'll revisit the predicted insolvency of the Social Security system by 2035 and the interest rate bomb that is going to blow a hole in the Federal budget this year, and how significant that bomb will be in the years to come.

Our taxpayer relief shot comes from San Antonio, Texas, where a resident shoots & kills a thug who broke down his front door to gain entry into his apartment:
38 min
January 11, 2023Season 2, Episode 02 - New AI software, the size of the Universe, latest Covid data, banning gas stoves, Census Bureau trends, and much more!
Our quote of the day is from author Ayn Rand on the point where the people need government permission to do most things, but the government doesn't need the people's consent to do what it wants.

A new artificial intelligence program that can create things like original essays and poems without plagiarizing previous works.

Why the earth's orbit is getting more extensive, and how many new stars were created in the Universe last year?

We'll review a new study by Stanford University looking back at two years worth of Covid data and the shocking results they came up with regarding case fatality rates by age group.

We'll inform you about a new Federal proposal to outlaw gas stoves in homes and apartments. Please read about it here:
https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2023/01/10/gas-stove-ban-us/11022254002/
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We'll summarize the latest data dump by the US Census Bureau and talk about the trends in median household incomes and poverty rates, how they differ by region and race, and changes in child poverty rates, and how those rates vary dramatically based on the race of the child. See that data release here:
https://www.census.gov/newsroom/press-releases/2022/income-poverty-health-insurance-coverage.html
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We'll summarize how many police officers were intentionally murdered in 2022 and who is killing them.

Our taxpayer relief shot comes from Louisiana, where a single mother confronts and shoots a recently released violent felon who broke into her home at 4:30 in the morning.
39 min
January 04, 2023Season 2, Episode 01 - The seeds you sow, health minute, student equity and equal outcomes, Antifa, Leonard Nimoy, IRS mileage allowances, and more!
In this week's podcast, our quote of the day is from author Robert Louis Stevenson on why the seeds you sow are more important than what you reap.

The memory benefits of exercise and the health benefits that come from drinking tea

We'll describe a college-level course Titled "Angry white males" and ask, "Would a course titled Angry black females result in the firing of the professor that offered it"?

We'll describe a school in Virginia where the principal, in the name of "student equity" and "equal outcomes," decided not to tell her high-achieving students that they had qualified as National Scholar award winners, depriving them of scholarship opportunities.

Where you wind up if you type in the URL address www.antifa.com

We'll revisit a 1978 documentary predicting the coming of the following global ice age. Listen to just the first 2 minutes of this 22-minute piece from 1978 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQRqr9_jw5I

The IRS has increased the business mileage allowance for 2023 and what that means if you drive your car for business or charity purposes.

Our taxpayer relief shot comes from New Orleans, where a convenience store clerk shoots and kills an armed robber. Watch the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=io026wa9y9Q
36 min
December 29, 2022Season 1, Episode 19 - Why you should avoid flying at the end of the month, Richter Scale, Scoville Scale, IRS tax brackets & deductions for 2023, Congressman Chip Roy, and more!
In this week's podcast, our quote of the day will be from author Robert Heinlen on the issue of taxation and tyranny.

We'll give you some advice on why you should try and avoid booking airline travel the last week of any month.

We'll talk about the Richter scale that measures earthquake severity and why a 6.4 magnitude earthquake is twice as powerful as a 6.2 earthquake.

See and use the earthquake severity calculator tool here: https://www.omnicalculator.com/other/earthquake.

We'll talk about the Scoville scale that measures the heat intensity of Chile peppers, how hot the world's hottest pepper and where it is being grown.

We will review the new IRS tax brackets and standard deductions for 2023 and why you will likely be paying lower Federal Income taxes in 2023.

We will play a 5-minute speech by Texas Congressman Chip Roy on the floor of the US House of Representatives on December 23 to an almost empty House chamber. He criticizes his colleagues for leaving town without bothering to read the 4,000-page, $1.7 Trillion spending bill that they will be voting on remotely using a pandemic-era rule exception to the in-person voting requirement. See a video of that powerful speech here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtKo9EEalwI.

Our taxpayer relief shot will continue last week's "Women & guns" theme, where a woman uses a gun to shoot and kill a man who violates an active restraining order when he kicks down the door of her home and threatens her with a knife. See a video of that incident here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yCAjMgXm-s.
36 min
December 21, 2022Season 1, Episode 18 - Women buying guns, teaching your daughter to shoot, Bureau of Labor Statistics, High-income tax payers fleeing New York City, and more.
Our quote of the day describes why you should consider teaching your daughter to shoot.

Women buying guns: How many women are buying guns, who are those women, and why are they buying them?

Why an Ohio college had to pay a local business $36 million for claiming the owners were racist.

We will describe how the US Bureau of labor statistics overstated 2nd quarter new job creation figures by more than 10,000% and why you have yet to hear the corrected data reported on the evening news.

We describe how the exodus of high-income taxpayers from New York City is blowing a huge hole in the New York City budget and why they are leaving.

Because of our "Women buying guns" segment, we do two taxpayer relief shots involving women home alone shooting and killing home invaders.
39 min
December 15, 2022Season 1, Episode 17 - Winter solstice, Christmas tree shortage, mushrooms, Teamsters donation, Social Security, and more!
Our quote of the day is from Mike Rowe, host of the "Dirty Jobs" show, on why work ethic should be admired more than natural talent

The upcoming winter solstice

The nationwide Christmas tree shortage

The Mushroom capital of the world and mushrooms that glow in the dark

The $450 donation that you didn't know that you made to the Teamsters' pension fund last week

Why the Social Security system is heading towards bankruptcy, simple, cheap ways to fix it, and why politicians won't do it.

Our taxpayer relief shot from Las Vegas: A woman shoots & kills thug with his gun.
36 min
December 07, 2022Season 1, Episode 16 - How Starbucks got its name, Skydiving without a parachute, California Reparations Proposal, budget deficit vs. Nation debt, Tesla's new 18 wheelers, and more!
This week we talk about the following:
Our quote of the day comes from the Founder of Italy's Communist party from 100 years ago, explaining why defeating Christianity and gaining control of the educational system is critical for Socialism to succeed.

How the Starbucks coffee chain got its name

Why you don't need a parachute to skydive

California proposed reparations to award $223,000 to every black adult in the state who is a descendant of a slave.

Stupid criminal of the week: Robbing a store hosting a "Shop with a Cop" event.

Difference between the annual budget deficit & National debt and why rising bond interest rates are bad news for both.

Tesla's new Electric powered 18-wheeler and why it can't replace traditional diesel-powered trucks.

Taxpayer relief shot from Bethel Park, PA - a man tries to rob an elderly couple who runs a music store, and why he wound up dead.
37 min

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