Brian and Damian attempt to bridge the gap between Left and Right political and social issues... well, they try anyway.
Brian and Damian talk with special guest Teri Gray, who is a 1st-grade teacher that has been forced into distant teaching in Nevada. They also talk about Halloween, religion in politics, and the inevitable cashless society.
Brian and Damian talk about The Social Dilemma, a new movie on Netflix, which confirms what we've been saying all along; that we are being monitored and controlled by social networks. And, Trump's admission to Bob Woodward that he knew all along how dangerous the Coronavirus is, but downplayed it to avoid panic.
Brian and Damian discuss the recent riots going on in Kenosha, Wisconsin, and going forward with the federal government's decriminalization of marijuana.
Brian and Damian talk about how campaigning, elections, and politics have changed over the years.
Brian and Damian discuss the misconceptions and facts about Kamala Harris as well as the out of control cancel culture.
Brian and Damian talk about China’s increasing hostile aggression toward many countries, gun rights and the New York Attorney General's suit to dissolve the NRA, demon sperm and 1st Amendment rights.
Do Federal police have the right to abduct private citizens without charging them? Brian and Damian talk about that and how certain state governors are shutting everything down again.
Brian and Damian talk about how Centrists suffer the brunt from both ends of the political spectrum, and how rioting could be considered patriotic.
Brian and Damian talk about how the social distancing mandates are affecting how we live, and how it will affect us going forward.
Brian and Damian talk about canceling Independence Day, banning fireworks, and eliminating holidays.
What do you think about disbanding police departments? Brian and Damian talk about this and much more.
There is a huge gap between the Left and the Right, and it is only getting bigger. Brian and Damian talk about the many reasons this why this has happened to our society.