Ann's last show before Christmas and it's a stocking overflowing with stories that you may have missed this week.

The show returns one last time for 2024 on the Friday before the New Year. See you then!

The NSFW Amy Wax Interview:

Lawyers for University of Pennsylvania law professor Amy Wax have given the school until December 19th to retract punishments levied against her. Otherwise they plan on suing the university saying that the administration illegally discriminated on the basis of race, did not punish more egregious anti-Semitic content from other faculty members and violated Wax’s contract (which promises free speech), and the American with Disabilities Act (for not accommodating her cancer treatments during the investigation.)

Welcome to the all-crime podcast.

• Daniel Penny is found not guilty as crime is a sleeper issue against the Democrats
• Biden goes commutation happy with clemency for "non-violent" inmates
• Assessing the killer of the United Healthcare CEO
• The NY Times tries to re-write the history of Sen. Joe Biden's 1994 crime bill

Stories of the week:

• President Dementia has seen the future
• Pete Hesgeth and Alcohol
• Conspiracy theories
• Fox News discovers immigration
• Fixing Social Security

The incomparable Heather Mac Donald on Trump's nominees and priorities: the hits and the misses.

Spurred on by converation with the great Heather MacDonald, Ann takes a look at Trump's remaining controversial cabinet picks (Hesgeth, Patel and Noem) and asks, "Does character still matter?"

Then she throws down the gauntlet to Vivek Ramaswamy - come on the podcast and tell us what you really think instead of complaining to Ezra Klein.

A 28-year-veteran employee of United Airlines says the company fired him over false allegations of bigotry and that his union abandoned him in the ptocess. Ruben Sanchez, Jr talks to Ann about how corporate wokeness took away his llivelihood.

• Ruben Sanchez’s GoFundMe
• Ruben’s X feed
• United CEO Scott Kirby in Drag

The Big Stories of the Week:

• Matt Gaetz is out and Pam Bondi is in.
• The enemy of my enemy is RFK
• Dr. Oz is in
• Kamala's $B Spending

Audio this week: Sen. John Fetterman reacts to the Gaetz withdrawal and Lindy Li of the DNC Finance Committee on Fox & Friends Weekend

After getting off to a roaring start with the selection of Tom Homan as the Border Czar, some of Trump's cabinent choices are running from the interesting to the clearly unserious.

The New York Times wraps up its 2024 Class of Undecided Voters and the results are very Ann-like, plus 23 Nobel Ecomomic Laureates vs America.

Finally, we want to make it perfectly clear that we're not giving you this podcast in anticipation of marriage.

Opening sound of Tom Homan from NewsMax

We're past the election so today we present a collection of interviews Ann has done with true champions of freedom: Jay Bhattacharya, Peter Thiel and Nadine Strossen.

Videos of each interview are available at Ann's Substack and audio versions at Ricochet.com.