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 6 - Virginia Congressman Nick Freitas, fake scientific studies, Cincinnati Chief of Police, companies leaving California, John Stossel on European socialist policies, and much more!
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Season 7, Episode 6 - Virginia Congressman Nick Freitas, fake scientific studies, Cincinnati Chief of Police, companies leaving California, John Stossel on European socialist policies, and much more!
This week, our quote of the week is brought to us by Congressman Nick Freitas of Virginia, who tells us how Economist Walter Williams defined social justice when it came to the issue of taxes.
In our "stupidest thing I’ve heard all week" segment, we’ll tell how many news agencies wound up reporting fake scientific studies that were constructed to test just how easily the scientific community and the media can be fooled
We’ll play a clip of a comedy sketch about Global warming from 2013 and marvel at how accurate that piece of satire has become.
We’ll give you an update on how the Chief of police in Cincinnati has described the incident that happened last weekend, in which a defenseless man lying on the ground was being punched & kicked by a group of 6-8 people.
We’ll tell you how CNN initially described the gunman who killed four people in a New York City office building last week, and ask: Does this qualify as journalism?
We’ll bring you a story from Australia that illustrates what a government will do next after all the gun laws they have passed haven’t stopped people from killing each other.
We’ll go over two lists: The first is a list of all the companies that have moved their headquarters out of California in the last few years, and the second list is the companies that have relocated their headquarters into California. You guess which list is longer.
We’ll play a clip from John Stossel on how their embracing of socialist policies is crippling Europe.
Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week comes to us from Simi Valley, California, where the ex-boyfriend of a married woman breaks into her home at 1:00 a.m., armed with a knife, and meets her husband, who is armed with a gun.
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.
