None of this is an accident: The lack of punishment and accountability (Sgt. Aaron Hanson talks with us about that), rapidly increasing energy/gas costs, how the media reports news, etc. -- it's all to create a dystopia of ignoramuses dependent on whatever government says we need.

From my "modest proposal" on the media ignoring violence against teachers, to my assessment of Big Bird's push for the vaccine, I think I'm with Sen. Rubio on this: The daylight savings time change causes a lot of problems for people. That's my excuse today.

We took listener calls all morning in response to the executive action by the President that will impact our nation on Jan. 4th.

At least, that's what was in my inbox a lot today. I admit, I brought it on myself.

My perspective-changing conversation with a guy who lost his sight at 18.

After I "correct the record" on a claim made my Lincoln's mayor, we talk with attorney/author Jonathan W. Emord about his book, "The Authoritarians."

We squeeze out one more day of my favorite month with new leftist literature in OPS, Sen. Grassley on his grilling of the A.G., more and more cancelled flights, and more.

After no podcasts earlier in the week (let's just pretend I was on vacation), we attempt to claw our way back with a local gubernatorial fight, door-to-door insurrectionists, child abuse vs the vaccine, and more.