Jacque' and Jonathan start their latest show with a little quiz called Who Said It? Trump Or Bloomberg. Then jump into the surprising success of Bernie Sanders, and the influence of polls on peoples voting habits

Jacque' and Jonathan try to understand what is it that Mike Bloomberg brings to the table, apart from, so far, 400 million dollars. Also, Jonathan is convinced Jacque' is trying to kill him

Jacque' and Jonathan get deep into the merits if Medicade for All, and wonder if that's the right name. But not before they look into the amount of money companies spend on lobbying for the healthcare industry,

Jacque' and Jonathan chow down on Impossible Burgers while trying to make sense of Brexit and Climate Change. They fail miserably

Max Miller and Ginger McCaffrey are back for their first new show of 2020, or are Ginger and Max back? You will have to listen to find out. After some rather startling news is given, out hosts move on to their regular topics, of digging in to see what anyone in DC is doing to help the average American. In this show they have just come back from an event with President Trump, which leaves our hosts dazed and confused.

Max does yet one more show without Ginger McCaffrey and gets into details on a topic dear to his heart, the state of prescription drug prices in the United States, USMCA, and his old nemesis the Wall Street Journal.

Max and Ginger do their last show before Thanksgiving. This allows Max to rant on Ted Cruz, Ginger to love on the Democrats, before they get to the topic of the day, is there room it today’s society for unions?

Max is on his own yet again, as Ginger is still doing her other show, which means no one is around to keep Max on track. But amazingly, Max does keep on topic, this time poking fun at the Wall Street Journal and their selective amnesia around Texas Vs California, and the British NHS.

Max is still without Ginger McCaffrey, but fortunately, Morgan the Millennial fills in to try to dispel the myth that Millennials are looking for free handouts from Bernie Sanders, and Elizabeth Warren. Turns out they sound like Boomers when they were that age, except with a lot more college debt.

Max is without his co-host Ginger as she is off doing a few live shows, which means no one is in the studio to reign Max in as he wanders around various topics from John Kelly, should people move to get a job, the steel industry, and the deficit, before finally getting to the main topics; do economic incentives actually work?