Today, I share some clips of a classy Pro-Palestine Bakersfield woman getting arrested at a city council meeting last week.

I stay on the subject of Anti-Israel sentiment while addressing the coast to coast protests on April 15, which were designed to cause "economic impact".

What is the Sleeping Dragon? If you aren't a professional protester, you probably don't know.

I also briefly put on my movie critic hat and, finally, I talk about the latest athlete behaving badly.

On Today's episode, I recap a busy news week, including Iran's missile strikes on Israel, the closures of 41 Outback Steakhouses and 53 Rite Aids.

In sports, Yankees legend (?) Fritz Peterson passed away. He was a legend, but not for his on-field performance.

I take a look back at O.J. Simpson's controversial life, and a couple of Norm MacDonald's best O.J. jokes.

On today's episode, I play a clip of Jesse Watters discussing the number of days on the calendar devoted to LGBTQ, and I give a brief synopsis of the rainbow and it's use throughout history.

I also talk about the Men's and Women's National Basketball champions, and the epic eclipse we barely noticed in California.

Today, I briefly discuss the anniversary of MLK's assassination, play a real quick You May Be a Dummy, and touch of some of the sports news of the day.

Today, I reflect on Holy Saturday, and I discuss the George Mason professor who argues that marriage is racist.

I also address the new $20 minimum wage in California, P Diddy's troubles, and the legend of John Wick.

Today, I give a nod to William Shatner, who is celebrating his 93rd birthday today.

I also discuss the rudest things you can do when visiting someone's home.

Finally, I touch on the border invasion at El Paso and the Shohei Ohtani story.

March Madness is here, and today I discuss the bracketology aspect of the tournament. I also talk about my recent spring training trip to Arizona and Kamala Harris kicks off her abortion tour.

Today, I briefly hit the highlights (or lowlights) of Thursday's SOTU address.

As record numbers of people die from Fentanyl which came across our border, with innocent women, girls, and children being raped and murdered, as sanctuary cities are flooded with more illegal immigrants than they can handle, the kooks at MSNBC have a nice laugh at the expense of the American people.

Super Tuesday yields a Biden/Trump rematch, Haley bows out, and Schiff vs. Garvey for a CA senate seat.

I also sneak preview of what to expect in the State of the Union address tonight.