A fast-paced half-hour show that brings news stories you won’t hear on TV or perspectives on stories you may have heard on your TV but the media decided not to broadcast. You might hear a story about members of one political party voting against a piece of legislation with an altruistic name like “The save the baby seals act,” but they will never tell you why. When you hear the real reason, you might want to thank them for voting the way they did. We cover 4-5 topics ranging from politics to the environment; to energy to developments in the world of science, plus the quote of the day.
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A fast-paced half-hour show that brings news stories you won’t hear on TV or perspectives on stories you may have heard on your TV but the media decided not to broadcast. You might hear a story about members of one political party voting against a piece of legislation with an altruistic name like “The save the baby seals act,” but they will never tell you why. When you hear the real reason, you might want to thank them for voting the way they did. We cover 4-5 topics ranging from politics to the environment; to energy to developments in the world of science, plus the quote of the day.
Season 7, Episode 1 - LA Riots were “Just having fun”, Democrat candidate for the Mayor of NYC, political affiliation of big city mayors, Supreme Court ruling concerning district judges, and more!
The situation with Jerzee Joe
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4 months ago
Season 7, Episode 1 - LA Riots were “Just having fun”, Democrat candidate for the Mayor of NYC, political affiliation of big city mayors, Supreme Court ruling concerning district judges, and more!
In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is how acting rich can make you broke and how acting poor can make you rich.
In our stupidest thing I’ve heard all week, we’ll play a clip of a Los Angeles TV news reporter claiming that people setting fire to cars during last month’s LA Riots were “Just having fun”.
In our runner-up to the stupidest thing I’ve heard all week, we’ll play a clip of a climate activist testifying before Congress who believes that oil company CEOs should be sent to prison and the massive flaw in his logic.
We’ll bring you up to speed on the things the Democratic candidate for the Mayor of New York City is promising to implement if elected.
We’ll play a clip of a parody of that Mayor’s promise to create city-owned and operated grocery stores in New York City.
We’ll tell you about a trend in the political affiliation of big city mayors and why that trend should scare you if you live in one of them.
We’ll explain to you what the US Supreme Court ruled last week concerning the power of District judges and how many liberals and Democrats have done a 180-degree reversal on how they felt about those same Judicial powers just a few short years ago.
We’ll play a clip of what some DOGE team members discovered during their visit to the US Institute of Peace.
We’ll play a clip of the Vice Mayor of Los Angeles urging local street gangs to attack ICE agents in their neighborhoods.
Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week comes to us from Pritchard, Alabama, where a gas station store manager shoots & kills an armed 17-year-old thug who was trying to rob him.
The situation with Jerzee Joe
A fast-paced half-hour show that brings news stories you won’t hear on TV or perspectives on stories you may have heard on your TV but the media decided not to broadcast. You might hear a story about members of one political party voting against a piece of legislation with an altruistic name like “The save the baby seals act,” but they will never tell you why. When you hear the real reason, you might want to thank them for voting the way they did. We cover 4-5 topics ranging from politics to the environment; to energy to developments in the world of science, plus the quote of the day.
