The Canada trucker protest is winding down as arrests and freezing of back assets is crippling the movement. But there is one MAJOR victory here that can't be overlooked. In this video Dan explores how the trucker protest is really a win, not only for Canada but for all of western society. If we're willing to see it and embrace it that is...

An Assembly Member from Los Angeles has introduced a "dogs and cats bill of rights" for consideration. While this may sound like a good thing on the surface, this is happening against the backdrop of continued homelessness and crime across the state. Dan and Beth discuss this bill of rights for animals and how they feel it's a misplaced idea that won't change the lives of cats and dogs at all.

With the 2022 elections looming, the question of how to defeat dark money is one we all need to ask. Here in Arizona a movement is underway to outlaw it. While this is admirable, dark money is unlikely to go away just because a new law is passed. So, in this video Dan and Beth discuss what they feel is the best way to counter the dark money beast.

Late Wednesday we saw Canada's banks go offline shortly after Trudeau's government moved to freeze the finances of anyone involved in the trucker protest or even anyone supporting those in the protest. Was this the result of a run on the banks or something else? In this video Dan and Beth discuss the story of the banks going offline, why it may have happened, and what Canada's current troubles mean for them and ultimately for all of us.

The data is out, and what today's report on inflation means for families is not positive at all. The report has inflation now running at 7.5%, the highest in decades. This is costing the average family a ton every month. In this video Dan covers the latest on this story and explains the impact that average people and having to endure from these out of control inflation numbers.

The Georgetown Law and Ilya Shapiro controversy tells us a lot about where we are and where we are going. Georgetown Law has suspended Ilya Shapiro because students are offended over a tweet. They are demands safe spaces, reparations, and more. In this video Producer-Wife Beth joins Dan to discuss this story and what this says about the next generation of law practitioners.

A Canadian dad loses custody of his children after a judge, refusing the hear the man's own words on his research, tells him that he will only be permitted to see his children via video chat until he received the jab. In the video Dan delves into the story of the custody dispute and the overreach by this Canadian judge. If you are a dad anywhere in the world, this story should infuriate you.

NBC has taken Joe Rogan's words and changed them to fit their narrative. On Sunday a ten minute statement as posted to Rogan's Instagram channel showed him discussing the current uproar around his program and his thoughts about it. In this video I show you exactly where NBC has altered Joe's words and what it says about our ability to trust the "trusted sources."

The Hashtag Boycott Walmart has begun to trend on Twitter as Quebec has extended is unvaxxed restrictions into big box stores. The talk of a boycott revolves mainly around Walmart playing along with the government to the point of escorting unvaxxed shoppers through their stores. Dan covers this story and gives his thoughts on how far off the deep end the government of Quebec has gone.

NBC is reporting that Justice Stephen Breyer retiring from the Supreme Court will happen soon to pave way for a new justice to take his place before the start of the new term in October. In this video Dan covers the NBC story, why Breyer retiring would retire now, and what it means for politics and the state of the Democratic Party at this time.