Reviewing the documentary that is Knock Down the House with AOC and others as it's presented. It's very hot in the studio today. Big tech is looking to crackdown on opposing views. An NYPD officer hires a hitman and Melissa plays with her phone and stuffed animals, all today on the episode.

Melissa and Carlos go over the things the few things they agree on and the many they don't. A lot of different topics are discussed from abortion to flag burning.

Avengers made 2.2 billion world wide in two weeks and 651 million domestically. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is in a new Netflix documentary. Al Gore's Inconvenient Truth is a lie, and the sequel blames Hurricaine Sandy on climate change. Also Sports Illustrated has a model in a burkini for the first time. All that and more on the 10th episode of What you DON'T want to HEAR.

Since there was a problem with the last episode it had to be uploaded. In this episode Carlos and Melissa discuss what it takes to be an Avenger and the massive success Endgame has had. Also they talk about vaccines and certain celebrities who have weighed in on the matter. Including the man who started the debate over vaccines, Dr. Andrew Wakefield. A crane kills people in Seattle at a new Google building. Also they discuss their run-ins with racism. Subscribe to the podcast @what you don't want to hear on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play Music, Spotify and everywhere else podcasts are heard.

They discuss what it takes to be an Avenger and the massive success Endgame has had. Also they talk about vaccines and certain celebreties who have weighed in on the matter. Including the man who started the debate over vaccines, Dr. Andrew Wakefield. A crane kills people in Seattle at a new Google building. Also they discuss their run-ins with racism. Subscribe to the podcast @what you don't want to hear on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play Music, Spotify and everywhere else podcasts are heard.

Carlos and Melissa celebrate finally being on Spotify as well as other streaming services. The Mueller report has finally been released and they exchange thoughts about President Trump's conduct. They discuss the unethical practices for research like the case with the triplets who were separated at birth. Also, a new hope in the form of another Star Wars kid emerges from the horizon, crying to a trailer. Mexican soldiers detain U.S. soldiers in Texas and Planned Parenthood enters the discussion once again before going into the bombings in Sri Lanka.

We listen to a video by Instagram influencer Jessie Taylor rant about people reporting her. She has a meltdown and claims she has no talent while insulting everyone who might support her. We also explore the possibility of life on other planets. Are we alone in the universe? Space Force will find out! Melissa speaks about school lunches, and Cardi B does what she has to do to survive. Meaning drugging and robbing men. At least she wasn't branding her victims like Allison Mack. All this and more conspiracies on this episode.

Highlight from Tuesday's show where Carlos discusses always being asked for additional screening by the TSA. He also tries to remember if he did go to the Dominican Republic with Melissa or another girl entirely while she struggles to remember what he had taken from him by the TSA. Carlos is not scanning his fingerprints for Disney Land and does not have the benefit of cruising by on white privilege. All that and more on Episode 6.

Melissa and Carlos discuss their trip to the great capital of our nation, Washington D.C. From everything to what they liked and didn't like. Then the discussion heats up over a debate about the migrant crisis and the policy of separating children from their parents at the border. That darn dog is too loud and more all on this episode. Please subscribe to the show at iTunes, Castbox and Stitcher.

As humans it's hard to separate ourselves from our upbringings, for better or for worse. We all resort back to what we knew even though we know so much more, but hopefully you make better choices than you used to. Nipsey Hussle is the latest in a story about your past catching up. Is it toxic masculinity or ego that makes men have to prove themselves? If so, Gillette has the perfect ad for you. But the result of this movement to stop it results in men being cowards and it's pathetic. A real man protects the weak, and doesn't hurt them. Remember, we all needed someone to help us at one time or another. Be the change you want to see in the world like Ghandi said.