Mad Dogs and Englishmen: Recent Episodes
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Kevin and Charlie discuss Charlie’s cursed week, and inform listeners that, contrary to popular belief, they do not own a bar in Tampa.
Kevin and Charlie talk about Vegas, where Charlie is currently, and Kevin’s upcoming Sunday column.
Kevin is joined by Dominic Pino, National Review’s Thomas L. Rhodes Fellow, to discuss Burke, strikes, unions, and much more.
Kevin and Charlie discuss the heat, the foiled mass shooting in Indiana, and Hunter Biden.
Kevin and Charlie discuss the pronunciation of “taco,” grammar, Jill Biden, the irrelevance of First Ladies, and inflation.
Kevin and Charlie are back after a month-long hiatus to discuss the Court and to define some terms that are often carelessly thrown around.
Kevin and Charlie discuss inflation and its rapid incursion into all areas of American life.
Kevin and Charlie discuss yesterday’s primary elections in Georgia and Saul Cornell on guns.
Kevin and Charlie discuss the upcoming French election and Governor DeSantis’s ill-advised move on Disney.
Kevin and Charlie discuss Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s worrisome inability to define a woman.
Kevin and Charlie discuss Wordle, social media, Covid, and whether or not we need to give Putin an “off-ramp.”
Kevin and Charlie discuss free speech, Canada’s invocation of its Emergency Powers Act, and much more.
Kevin and Charlie discuss Justice Breyer’s retirement announcement and vaccine mandates.
Kevin and Charlie discuss CNN’s failings on Covid, the one-year anniversary of January 6, and more.
Kevin and Charlie discuss their retail experiences, Charlie’s upcoming travels, and much more.
Kevin and Charlie discuss their varying degrees of handiness, the strange Ron DeSantis hysteria, and Biden’s mental status.
Kevin and Charlie discuss inconsistencies concerning age-restricted activities, COP26, and more.
Kevin and Charlie discuss Kevin’s upcoming magazine piece on San Fransisco’s shoplifting epidemic, drinking on the street, the future of fusionism, and much more.
Kevin and Charlie discuss driving fancy cars, literature, the imperial presidency, and much more.
Kevin and Charlie discuss AOC’s Met Gala dress, the Biden administration’s bad marketing on COVID vaccines, and more.
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Part two of a special from the NRA Convention. Discussion of the NRA’s new challenge and the nature of its opposition. Kindly sponsored by Remington.
An NRA Convention special, with Jim Geraghty, Governor Mike Pence, and Senator Marco Rubio. Kindly sponsored by Remington.
*Poor sound quality — apologies. Georgia’s new gun laws, hello from the NRA convention.
Chris Hayes’s brilliant plan to avert the end of the world, today’s Supreme Court decisions, the nature of the Roberts court.
Charlie’s trip to New Orleans, the diversity of the country, and how a free country should treat the mentally ill.
Atheism, culture, and religion; whether America can survive without Christianity; and the many virtues of federalism.
Charlie’s trip to Smith & Wesson, a continuing argument about the Bundy case, a quick foray into Edward Snowden.
Tax reform, the best arrangement for American government, what should happen to Lois Lerner, how good Charlie and Kevin are with their taxes . . .
Whether the rule of law is a real thing, to what extent it should be followed, and what Bonnie and Clyde tell us about the federal government.
France’s new labor laws, Brandeis’s decision to disinvite Ayaan Hirsi Ali, and the insecurity at the heart of the anti-free speech brigade.
What we can learn from today’s knife attack in Pennsylvania, and the silliness that is Vox’s mission statement.
Eric Holder’s research into ‘smart’ guns, the “gender pay gap,” the Brendan Eich firing, why Kevin loathes Yoko Ono.
The Left’s take on the Brendan Eich case, the libertarian position on employment legislation, and the importance of protecting unpopular speech.
The folly of conflating ideology and class, the trouble with political language, and whether or not it’s worth fighting people who hate you.
Kevin’s ongoing debate with Nick Gillespie, whether libertarianism will be popular in 2016, the #CancelColbert campaign.
Leland Yee, Democratic scandals, the different way in which progressives and conservatives see human nature, Charlie’s new Sig Sauer P229.
Charlie rants about America’s exceptional free speech laws and against the Obama administration’s decision to relinquish oversight of ICANN.
Charlie and Kevin discuss mid-term election predictions, President Obama’s use of the word ‘clobbered,’ and pro-life libertarians.
Charlie and Kevin discuss how America’s future might look similar to Puerto Rico’s present.
The weird way in which the NRA is covered by the media, the Democrats’ new obsession with the Koch Brothers, communicating difficult ideas during elections.
Charlie and Kevin discuss climate change, Zach Galifianakis’s interview of President Obama, and if there is hope for Hollywood.
Unions against Obamacare, the death of the Adebgile nomination, the political consequences of the nuclear option, Charlie’s CCW.
Lois Lerner, Moms Demand Action’s case again Facebook, Charlie’s endless wait for a Connecticut gun permit.
*Poor sound quality — apologies. The situation in Ukraine, the 9th Circuit’s upholding a California’s school’s decision to ban American flags from the school grounds.
Why are some American progressives so defensive of Chavez and Maduro? Why does socialism lend itself inevitably to violence and dysfunction?
Charlie and Kevin discuss Charlie’s appearance on The Bill Maher Show, the government’s right to legislate discrimination, and why France is the California of Europe.
Irresistible California, the nature of the American justice system, the importance of carrying a gun responsibly.