The Situation with Jerzee Joe

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This week, our quote of the week is from an editorial written in response to NYC Mayoral candidate Zohran Mandami’s claim that he would like to see a world without billionaires.
In our stupidest thing I’ve heard all week, we once again have multiple contenders.
The first is a new law just enacted in the UK, limiting your ability to get a free refill on certain types of soft drinks.
The second is the Mayor of Seattle explaining why career criminals in his city shouldn’t be in jail.
We’ll play a clip of Senator John Kennedy (R-LA) discussing some of the spending cuts the Democrats want reinstated before they will allow a vote on the continuing resolution that would end the government shutdown.
Last week, we told you about a mass shooting that took place in Eagle Pass, Texas, that got no national news coverage. This week, we have another event that took place in Montgomery, Alabama, this weekend, which the press has ignored, and we will explain why.
We’ll tell you about an oil refinery fire that happened this past weekend and how it will likely impact the price of gas for the residents of the state where that fire took place.
For those who continue to insist that Charlie Kirk was a bigot who hated homosexual & transgender people, we’ll play a clip of Charlie Kirk providing some compassionate counseling to a young transgender woman.
We’ll play a humorous clip of a Vegetarian’s reaction when they went into a Buc-ee's truck stop for the very first time.
We’ll play a clip of Bill Maher telling Democrats what they are doing wrong and what they will have to change if they ever hope to regain a majority in either house of Congress.
Time permitting, we’ll tell you about a neat new device that might save you some money on your homeowner’s insurance.
Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week comes to us from Decatur, Alabama, where a woman shoots & kills an intruder who was a career criminal.

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This week, our quote of the week is from Dr. William Bennett on why Charlie Kirk was murdered.
In our stupidest thing I’ve heard all week, we’ll tell you about where a group of PETA activists held a mock funeral & why
We’ll tell you about a woman who was paid by the US government for theoretically working three full-time jobs simultaneously, sometimes billing the government for 26 hours worked in a single day, and how she was able to get away with it for more than a year.
We’ll explain why the government might shut down tonight at midnight, what needs to happen to prevent it, and what will happen if it does shut down.
You most likely heard about the two mass shootings that took place in this country this past Sunday, but did you know there was actually a third? We’ll tell you where it took place and ask why you didn’t hear about it.
In another story you haven’t heard about on the evening news, we’ll play a clip of Bill Maher explaining the long-running war on Christianity that has been going on in Nigeria.
We’ll tell you which school system hired an Illegal alien with a standing deportation order and a prior criminal record as their Superintendent of Schools.
We’ll tell you how police departments are deploying drones that can read the license plates of hundreds of cars every minute and what that means for the effectiveness of law enforcement operations.
We’ll tell you which country has been estimated to have discovered lithium deposits in excess of 43 million tons of this essential metal.
Time permitting, we’ll tell you which city is suing which gun manufacturer and why.
Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week comes to us from Chicago, where a man violating a restraining order is shot & killed by the woman whose home he was trying to break into.

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This week, our quote of the week is from talk show host Bill Maher on how the Emmy Awards ignored the assassination of Charlie Kirk
In our stupidest thing I’ve heard all week, we have four contenders:
The first is a US Congresswoman telling us that just because you commit a crime, that doesn’t make you a criminal
The second is how an anti-gun group categorized Charlie Kirk’s murder.
The third is Kamala Harris claiming that the 2024 presidential race was the closest election in the 21st Century
The fourth is a Penn State Student complaining about the lack of an Air Force or Navy Jet flyover during a game scheduled for this weekend.
We’ll play a clip of Congresswoman Rasida Talib screaming at Byron Donalds, a black Congressman from Florida, calling him a member of the “3rd Reich”.
We’ll play a clip of Mike Wallace of 60 Minutes fame interviewing the late Johnny Carson, asking him why he never made his show about politics.
Many on the left have been trying to paint Charlie Kirk as a racist and a bigot who shouldn’t be honored or remembered. We have two videos that dispel that lie.
Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week comes to us from Oakland, California, where five armed thugs attempt to rob a cash for gold store and encounter an armed owner behind the counter.

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In this week's podcast, instead of just one quote of the week, we have several:
The first is from Virginia State Representative Nick Freitas on why Charlie Kirk was assassinated.
The second is from the late Charlie Kirk himself, on what he referred to as our “assassination culture.”
The third is Tulsi Gabbard, the Director of National Intelligence.
The fourth is from the actor Charlton Heston, who also served as President of the NRA for several years, on the distinction between good guns and bad guns.
In our stupidest thing I’ve heard all week, we have two nominees:
The first is a clip of a young college student who struggles with math, sharing his thoughts on how much money he believes Elon Musk should be able to give to every person on earth.
For our second nominee, we’ll tell you what happened after two friends decided to take turns shooting at each other’s heads with a rifle to see if the Kevlar army helmet they had was really bulletproof.
We’ll play a clip of Charlie Kirk debating someone who argues that the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution were not based on Judeo-Christian values & beliefs.
We’ll tell you what happened to a nurse at a New Jersey Hospital who reported a doctor to the administration of the Hospital for his comment about the killing of Charlie Kirk.
In a related story, we’ll tell you about GoFundMe pages that were being established for the young man who shot Charlie Kirk.
In a story you didn’t hear about on TV, we’ll tell you how much the government spent on Secret Service protection for Hunter Biden while his father was President.
Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week comes to us from Broward County, Florida, where a convenience store customer shoots two thugs, killing one after they robbed both him and the convenience store clerk at gunpoint.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from Brown University Professor Glenn Loury on the difference between equity and equality.
In our stupidest thing I’ve heard all week, we’ll tell you where a man was arrested for something he posted on social media, and what he said that got him arrested.
Staying on the topic of “stupid”, we’ll play a clip from Bill Maher explaining why he thinks the Gen Z generation is foolish.
If you’re gaining weight, we will tell you why you can try blaming climate change instead of your own poor eating habits.
We’ll play a clip of a man explaining to a woman why higher minimum wage laws that many states are enacting are helping big companies like Wal-Mart and Amazon, while hurting smaller businesses.
In a story you didn’t hear about on TV until just yesterday, we’ll tell you where and how a young woman from Ukraine was murdered and who killed her.
We’ll tell you what has become the leading cause of death in Canada, and if you thought it was drugs, traffic accidents, cancer, or heart attacks, you would be wrong.
In addition to all their other problems, we’ll tell you how many schools in Chicago had ZERO students who were able to test as “proficient” in math for their grade level.
Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week comes to us from Sacramento, where two armed thugs break into the home of two convicted felons, and when the smoke clears, only one of the four is still alive.

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This week, we’ll give you an update on the impact of the deployment of National Guard troops in Washington, DC, on crime in that city.
We’ll compare that deployment with another deployment of National Guard troops 57 years ago.
We’ll tell you what the Minneapolis church shooter wrote about his decision to transition from a man to a woman.
In an update to a popular prank trend we reported on two weeks ago, we’ll tell you how that prank has cost another young boy his life.
In our science minute, we’ll tell you about a full lunar eclipse that will take place later this week and why you won’t be able to see it.
We’ll draw a comparison to how we reacted as a nation to the events of 9/11 and how many people today respond to school shooting incidents.
We’ll tell you about how the press initially covered the story about a claimed budget surplus in California in 2022 and how they didn’t cover an update to that story just 2 years later.
In our “Wayback” segment, we’ll tell you what President Teddy Roosevelt said about people who identify themselves as hyphenated Americans.
Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week comes to us from Washington State, where a woman living alone shoots and kills an intruder in her home at 2:00 a.m.

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This week, our quote of the week is from our old friend economist Thomas Sowell on the difference between what Socialists promise and what they deliver.
We’ll follow that clip up with a related one from President Ronald Reagan on why Socialism always fails.
In a story you didn’t hear on the news last week, we’ll tell you about an illegal alien driving a tractor-trailer who killed three people in Florida last week, and where he got his commercial driver’s license.
Last week, we told you about the closure of the city-owned and operated grocery store in Kansas City. This week, we’ll let you know about another socialist experiment that failed in the same city.
We’ll provide you with an update on the government's efforts to deport Killmar Abrego Garcia, finally.
We’ll play a clip from the Nobel award-winning economist Milton Friedman on what one single thing has lifted more people out of poverty than any other thing ever invented by man.
We’ll tell you about a recent dramatic increase in copper thefts and explain why and where a considerable percentage of those thefts are occurring.
Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week comes to us from Houston, where two thugs impersonating police officers die in a gunfight with an armed homeowner.

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In this week's Podcast, in our "stupidest thing I’ve heard all week" segment, we have three contenders. You decide the winner.
The first is a woman claiming that more police officers on the street won’t make the streets safer.
The second is talk show host Joy Reid claiming that everything ever invented by a white person was stolen from a black person.
The third is a claim that owning a dog is a major contributor to climate change.e
We’ll give you an update on the status of that city-owned and operated grocery store in Kansas City, Missouri.
We’ll play a video of Senator Ted Cruise questioning a witness about whether or not National Guard troops were offered to protect the Capitol building the day before the January 6th protest.
We’ll tell you why the Mayor of New Orleans and one of her bodyguards are facing criminal charges.
We’ll play a video clip of former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo telling John Stossel who he believes is the most dangerous person in the world when it comes to the security of the United States.
We’ll play another clip from John Stossel describing the death spiral of San Francisco.
Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week comes to us from Fairborn, Ohio, where five home invaders encounter an armed resident, but only four leave alive.

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In this week's podcast, in our stupidest thing I’ve heard all week segment, we’ll tell you how the city of Philadelphia wasted $24 million in taxpayer dollars to buy 25 electric school buses that never worked, and why they can’t get their money back.
We’ll tell you about three convicted sex offenders who were also illegal aliens who were arrested by ICE agents in New Jersey last week, and ask why they were not in prison.
We’ll tell you about another illegal alien in NJ with two prior DWI arrests who was arrested for killing a mother & her daughter in a car crash he caused while driving drunk again, and ask the same question.
We’ll tell you about a high school in Virginia that was arranging and paying for abortions for some of the teenage girls in their school without the knowledge or consent of the girls’ parents.
We’ll give you an update on how the violent crime rate in Washington, D.C., and ask whether Trump was right to federalize the police operations in that city.
We’ll tell you how many new coal-fired power plants the Chinese government is constructing. The number might astound you, and you might wonder why you didn’t hear about it on the news.
With all of the media’s focus on the efforts by Texas to redraw the boundaries of their congressional districts, in a bit of data you didn’t hear on the news, we’ll tell you about a well-known six state region in this country where Trump got 40% of the vote yet there are no Republican congressmen in any of those six states.
In our science minute, we’ll tell you about a promising clean way to store surplus wind & solar power.
Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week comes to us from Florida, where a woman shoots & kills a man armed with a knife who kicked in her front door.

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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.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from Economist Thomas Sowell on the appeal of Socialism to people who decide to advocate for it.
In our Stupidest Thing I’ve Heard All Week segment, we have four contenders this week. You decide the winner:
We’ll tell you about an 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, and ask the question “When is a hate crime not a hate crime”?
We'll play a clip of an investigative journalist from Los Angeles who tried to find out what happened to the $100 million in funds that were raised by the Fire Aid Concert held on January 30th of this year to assist people who lost their homes & possessions to the LA wildfires late last year.
We’ll play a clip from a UK court case about the punishment a man got for posting a comment on social media and tell you about a woman from Brazil who is facing a 25-year prison sentence for correctly pointing out that a female transgender politician in that country is a man.
We’ll play a clip by Congressman Nick Freitas, reminding us of what happened with the famous Universe 25 experiment and how it relates to today’s problems associated with high-density housing projects.
We’ll tell you where a school district illegally forgave the student loans of non-white teachers but not the student loans of white teachers.
In a lead-in to our taxpayer relief shot segment, we’ll play a clip of Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd answering an interviewer’s question regarding why his deputies shot a wanted suspect 68 times.
Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week comes to us from Georgia, where a mother & her two children are hiding in an attic from an intruder, but she has a gun that she learned how to shoot just a week earlier.

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This week, our quote of the week is from economist Friedrich Hayek, who discusses the ignorance of people who advocate for socialism.
In our stupidest thing I’ve heard all week segment, we’ll play a clip of a US Congresswoman demanding that Congress authorize the creation of a plaque honoring those police officers who she claims died defending the Capitol building on January 6, 2021
In a story you most likely didn’t hear about on TV, we’ll tell you who shot and seriously wounded an off-duty Customs & Border Patrol agent in New York City Saturday night and why the shooter should never have been on the street to begin with.
In another story you most likely didn’t hear about on TV, we’ll tell you about a woman in California who staged her fake kidnapping by alleged ICE agents.
We’ll play a clip from our favorite Senator John Kennedy (R-LA) on why he believes the Federal Government shouldn’t be funding NPR & PBS.
We’ll play a clip from John Stossel explaining why most of Europe is failing and falling far behind the US in terms of economic output.
We’ll play a clip of Ronald Reagan describing how Democrats always react to any cost-cutting efforts by Republicans.
Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week comes to us from Washington State, where a woman shoots & kills a man trying to break into her home at 2:00 a.m.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from Economist Thomas Sowell on what happens when you subsidize irresponsibility.
In our stupidest thing I’ve heard all week segment, we’ll tell you what happened to the 15-year-old son of a Wisconsin farmer after he opened a roadside stand in front of his parents’ farm.
We’ll play a clip of New York City Mayoral candidate Zorhan Mamdani lying about the size of the tax increase he wants to impose on the wealthiest residents of that city.
We’ll tell you what happened when 1,800 teenagers were given access to loaded guns in Michigan last week.
We’ll play a clip of a Biden immigration official being questioned about the massive fraud that was uncovered in a Biden-era special immigration program.
We’ll play a clip from John Stossel questioning the benefits of a proposal not to require black students to learn how to properly speak, write & use proper English.
We’ll tell you about the massive amounts of electricity AI server farms will require and ask where all that electricity will come from and who will pay for it.
Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week comes to us from Allentown, PA, where the aggressor in a road rage incident makes the mistake of bringing a baseball bat to a gunfight with the driver of the other car.

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In this week's episode, in our stupidest thing I’ve heard all week segment, we have two contenders:
The first is people claiming the flood deaths in Texas this past weekend are Trump’s and/or climate change’s fault.
The second is Joe Biden on the TV show “The View,” telling the hosts that he could have beaten Trump had he not dropped out of the race, and why he did. You decide the winner.
We’ll play a clip of the very different answers your Alexa device was giving to the questions “Why should I vote for Donald Trump?” and “Why should I vote for Kamala Harris?” if you had asked it those two questions last fall.
In our “Way back” segment, we’ll play a clip of then House Speaker Nancy Pelosi praising then President Barack Obama for initiating a surprise bombing raid on Libya without first seeking Congressional approval and then 20 years later, criticizing President Trump for doing the same thing when he decided to approve the bombing raid on Iran’s nuclear facilities last week.
We’ll play a clip of our favorite Senator John Kennedy questioning a Democrat witness during a Congressional hearing on the rapid nationwide increase in the cost of electricity.
We’ll tell you about Hunter Biden’s claims that he is broke and ask why he doesn’t just paint and sell some more of his paintings, which he was selling for $50,000 each, just as fast as he could produce them while his father was President.
We’ll tell you how two of the competing candidates for the position of Mayor of New York City are engaging in a fight that neither one of them can win, and why the biggest loser in that fight would be the people who live & work in New York City.
In another DOGE update, we’ll tell you how much the US Government was paying in rent every year to lease an office building that housed just 49 government employees.
Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week comes to us from McCallen, Texas, where a man from Michigan drives to that city to try and kill Customs & Border Control agents who work out of an office near that city’s airport.

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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.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is by the late economist Milton Friedman on the proven best way to lift people out of poverty.
In our stupidest thing I’ve heard all week, we’ll tell you what a group of pro-immigration activists did that resulted in an illegal alien wanted for raping a child to escape capture by ICE.
We’ll play a clip of Charlie Kirk debating a college student on whether or not deporting illegal aliens will make the people of this country safer.
We’ll play a clip of a woman in Chicago telling Mayor Brandon Johnson what she thinks of all the money he is spending to house & feed illegal aliens.
We’ll give you a disturbing update about what virtually all new AI models are doing during their development period.
We’ll give you an update on the USAID agency fraud scheme we told you about six weeks ago.
We’ll tell you where some DMV employees colluded to sell fake commercial driver’s licenses and how that scheme worked.
In our “Way back” segment, we’ll give you two quotes from Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi on how she reacted to two different presidents launching surprise bombing attacks on foreign countries.
Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week comes to us from Michigan, where a church parishioner and two civilian guards teamed up to stop a heavily armed man who was planning on carrying out a mass shooting during Sunday morning church services.

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In this week's podcast, we have three quotes of the week:
The first is from the Austrian Economist Ludwig von Mises on the linkage between civilization and private property rights.
Our second quote is from the Brevard County, Florida, explaining to protestors what will happen to them in his county if their protest turns violent.
Our third is from Scott Adams, the creator of the Dilbert comic strip, on the success of the 'No Kings Day" protests.
We’ll play a clip of Charlie Kirk debating a female College student on whether or not the United States is a Democracy and why he is glad that it isn’t.
We’ll give you a parable that compares sneaking into COSTCO without a membership and entering this country illegally, and then protesting when the government tries to deport you.
We’ll tell you what could very well have been the problem that resulted in the crash of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner that crashed just a few seconds after takeoff in India last week.
We’ll give you an update on the California Bullet train saga and why this boondoggle of a project might finally die the death it deserves
We’ll provide you with some insight into where one of the organizations helping to fund the Anti-ICE protests is obtaining its funding.
Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week comes to us from Tampa, where a 70-year-old woman shoots & kills a man who attacked her as she was trying to evict him from her property.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from Economist Thomas Sowell on the difference between equal opportunity and equal outcomes.
In our stupidest thing I've heard all week, we'll tell you what some people without a Real ID driver's license have been trying to use as an alternate form of ID to get through TSA airport security.
We'll give you a quick primer on how to translate engineering speak into plain English.
If you have an iPhone, we'll tell you about a secret programmable button on your iPhone that many owners don't know anything about.
We'll tell you how much education scores have declined in this country in the 50 years since the Federal Department of Education was created.
We'll play a clip of our favorite Senator John Kennedy questioning the head of the FDIC on how they have been handling sexual harassment complaints in that agency over the past decade.
We'll tell you about an anti-gun activist who made up a story about a school shooting that he claimed he was involved in.
In the lead-up to our taxpayer relief segment, we feature two quotes: one from a Canadian sheriff and another from a Florida sheriff, on the best way to deal with home invaders.
Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week comes to us from Seattle, where an armed citizen shoots & kills an armed thug who had just shot two people.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from Denver talk show host Mandy Connell on why some recent Colorado gun legislation will effectively deprive poor people of their Second Amendment rights.
In our stupidest thing I’ve heard all week, we have several contenders. You decide the winner:
The first is two college-age girls trying to answer a simple math question
The second is about a store that got fined $16,000 for selling toy guns
The third is about a new Colorado law that mandates that health insurance companies and Medicaid insurance cover the cost of Breast augmentation surgery for men transitioning to women, but does not require that same level of coverage for real women seeking that same procedure.
In our health minute, we’ll tell you why drinking coffee is better for women than drinking tea.
We’ll tell you what a 33-year-old woman did when she saw a 72-year-old man wearing a MAGA hat and what happened to her afterwards.
In a story you didn’t hear on the evening news, we’ll tell you about an illegal immigrant who killed a woman in Texas when she hit the kayak the woman was paddling with the Jet ski was operating.
We’ll play a clip of our favorite Senator John Kennedy questioning a Biden Judicial nominee during a confirmation hearing.
We’ll play a clip of an overweight kid blackmailing her mother in a grocery store to force her to buy junk food for her.
Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week comes to us from Philadelphia, where two armed men who had robbed a Dunkin Donuts store encounter an armed customer.

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Our quote of the week this week is from our old friend Thomas Sowell on the reaction of people who had been receiving and then lost preferential treatment
In our stupidest thing I’ve heard all week, we’ll play a clip from a striking Starbucks employee who claims that Starbucks is threatening all their civil rights.
In our most outrageous thing I’ve heard all week, we’ll tell you how many taxpayer dollars the Biden Administration Department of Energy pushed out the door in the 76 days between the day Kamala Harris lost the election and the date of Trump’s inauguration.
In a scary story, we’ll tell you about the lengths a new AI model went to to try and preserve its existence when it believed it might be shut down and erased.
We’ll play a clip of Secretary Marco Rubio defending the decision by the State Department to revoke some student Visas and deport specific individuals.
We’ll play a clip of Turning Point USA’s Charlie Kirk defending Israel’s reaction to the attacks of October 6th and their efforts to eliminate Hamas.
We’ll tell you about a scheme that virtually all states have been using to get the Federal Government to reimburse them for more than 100% of their actual Medicaid expenses.
Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week comes to us from Bellevue, Nebraska, where a teenage thug armed with a gun decides to return to a home he had successfully robbed a few days before for a second bite of the apple.

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In this week's podcast, one of the big stories this week is the announcement that President Biden has stage 9 Prostate cancer and one of the big questions is: How long has he & his doctors (including the White House Physician) known about his condition and was there a coverup and if so, why? We have two clips, one from a doctor giving a straight answer to that question and another from a doctor who goes out of her way to avoid giving a direct answer.
In another Biden-related story, we'll play an audio clip from the Robert Hur DOJ interview with President Biden last year that reveals how far Biden’s cognitive abilities had declined even then.
In another story about the cognitive decline of politicians, we'll play a short clip of Nancy Pelosi trying to give a brief speech at an outdoor press conference.
In another story you didn't hear on the evening news, we’ll tell you about a plea deal that was offered to a 15-year-old illegal immigrant who hit and killed a 24-year-old Colorado woman while he was driving a stolen car at 90 MPH.
We'll tell you about a shocking discovery that technicians made when inspecting the internal components of Chinese-made inverters used on most large solar farm installations.
We'll tell you how many people are employed by the Mexican Drug cartels and where that ranks them in Mexico's ten largest industries.
Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week comes to us from County Florida, where a homeowner confronts three armed intruders, killing two and wounding the third.

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In our stupidest thing I’ve heard all week segment, we’ll play a clip of a woman explaining why it is OK to steal merchandise from Target.
In our drama queen of the week award, we’ll play a clip of a woman having a meltdown because the police will not let her leave the scene of a minor traffic accident until she has given them all her license and insurance information.
We’ll tell you how the City of Chicago is actively preventing ICE from doing its job of apprehending illegal aliens with a dozen or more criminal arrests.
We’ll tell you why some high school juniors get job offers that pay $70,000 per year upon graduation without a college degree.
We’ll tell you where the first modular nuclear reactor is being built in North America and why you might see more coming to a city near you.
In our first of three stories about theft of U.S. government tax dollars, we’ll tell you how much money is being stolen from the U.S. Treasury, possibly using your name and social security number.
We’ll tell you how the DOGE team uncovered a massive multi-year fraud scheme being orchestrated by the heads of the U.S. African Development Agency and ask why it took so long to reveal it.
We’ll tell you how a woman in the U.S. State Department embezzled $650,000 of your tax dollars from the U.S. government over the years and again ask why it took so long to uncover her scheme.
Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week comes to us from Spotsylvania County, Virginia, where a teenager trying to break into an occupied home at 3:00 a.m. winds up DRT.

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In this week's Podcast, we start with a clip of liberals pleading with someone to please assassinate President Trump.
In our stupidest thing I’ve heard all week, we’ll tell you about Congresswoman Ilhan Omar making the bogus claim that white men are responsible for most of the deaths in this country and that the government needs to be profiling & monitoring them.
We’ll tell you how AI systems are becoming so sophisticated that they can tell where you are or were from the pictures you post, even if you remove the metadata tags from those pictures before you post them.
We’ll give another example of how some global warming predictions are being proven spectacularly wrong.
If you are taking or thinking about taking some of the new weight loss drugs like Ozempic or Wegovy, we’ll share with you some data about the serious risks taking those drugs entails and how many people have wound up in the ER as a result of taking them.
If you occasionally donate money to non-profit groups that supposedly use your donation to save abused animals, we'll tell you why the ASPCA should be at the bottom and not the top of your list.
We’ll tell you why if you are an illegal alien trying to hide from ICE, why you should consider moving to Illinois.
We’ll play a clip of Illinois Governor JB Pritzker voluntarily showing his ignorance about a piece of gun legislation he recently signed into law in that state.
We’ll play a John Stossel clip where he explains how Hollywood is teaming up with anti-gun groups to try and convince the American people that the concept of “Good guys with guns saving lives” is a myth, when in reality, nothing could be further from the truth.
Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week comes to us from Crockett County, Tennessee, where a woman who is 6 months pregnant uses a gun to protect herself and her two small children from a domestic abuser.

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In this week's podcast, our quote offers a commentary on how willing some people are to believe a lie and how resistant they are to accepting the truth, even after being shown proof that what they thought was a lie.
In our stupidest thing I’ve heard all week, we’ll tell you about a new Washington State law that provides $120,000 in reparation payments to select minority groups residing in that state and why the courts will quickly overturn it.
We’ll tell you about a judge in Wisconsin who was arrested for Obstruction of Justice.
In a related story, we’ll tell you what a New Mexico Judge and his wife did that led to their indictment and arrest last week.
We’ll tell you about the lie that is circulating on liberal Facebook sites claiming that the US Government is “deporting” young children who are also US citizens.
We’ll play a clip of Charlie Kirk from Turning Point USA going toe to toe with a first-year law student who was claiming that the recent series of deportations is unconstitutional.
We’ll play a clip of White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt explaining what happened when the former President of the US Institute for Peace (a Federal Agency) was fired and refused to leave his office.
We’ll tell you how easy it is for thugs to get guns in New York City.
We’ll tell you what type of weapon was used in the mass murder that took place in Vancouver, Canada, this weekend that killed 11, and no, it was not an AR-15.
Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week comes to us from Polk County, Florida, where Sheriff Grady Judd tells us what happened to a thug who shot at two of his deputies.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week describes the difference between simple ignorance and stupidity.
In one of the most ridiculous things I've heard all week, we'll tell you who criticizes the six women who were the first all-female crew to launch a US-based rocket into outer space.
We'll tell you how far some states have gone in expanding their eligibility standards for enrolling in Medicaid health insurance programs and how that expansion is affecting impoverished people who are also enrolled in the same program.
We'll tell you about another company that has decided to close a refinery in California and what some state legislators are proposing to address the projected shortage of refined gasoline and diesel fuel in that state.
In our hypocrite of the week award winner, we'll tell you what Federal crimes (plural) NY State Attorney General Letitia James has been accused of committing.
We'll tell you how many people have donated money to the legal defense fund established for Karmelo Anthony, a young black man who admitted to stabbing a white high school student to death during a high school track meet in Texas last week.
We'll play a clip of a Liberal comedian & talk show host describing his reaction to the dinner meeting with Donald Trump.
We'll play a clip of White House press Secretary Karoline Leavitt debunking claims that the Republican-sponsored SAVE Act would make it more difficult for young married women to register to vote because their new last name no longer matches the name on their birth certificate.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Houston, where a homeowner winds up shooting & killing one of three armed thugs with the thug's gun.

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For the third week, economist Thomas Sowell is our quote for this week's podcast. This week, he tells us why studying and learning from history is so important.
We'll tell you about a violent thug in Colorado who had been arrested three times in the past six months before opening fire on a camera crew filming a music video and asking, "Why was he still not in jail for his prior crimes?"
We'll play a clip of Senator John Kennedy (R-LA) questioning a female law school professor about her claims that the 2nd amendment and the Supreme Court are both racist.
In one of our "Way-back" segments, we'll play a clip of Senator Bernie Sanders arguing about the need for more border control security.
In our second "Way-back" segment, we'll play a clip of Senator Chuck Schumer arguing that we must impose tougher tariffs and trade sanctions on China and Chinese-manufactured goods.
We also have a clip of Senator Schumer telling us how to improve the safety record of helicopters flying in and around the New York City area, even though he has no background or experience with either helicopters or aviation safety.
In our "If it would only save one life" segment," we'll play a clip of White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt telling us about the rape & murder of a young Georgia mother by an illegal alien who was arrested and scheduled to be deported back in 2023 but never was, resulting in the tragic murder of that young woman.
We'll tell you about 14 international students at one Pennsylvania University who were notified by the State Department last week that their student Visas were being revoked and why.
Our Taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Kentucky, where the son of the homeowner shoots & kills one of the armed thugs who had broken into their home at 1:30 a.m.

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In this week's Podcast, our quote is once again from Economist Thomas Sowell, who describes how you can observe the failure of our educational system almost daily.
We'll tell you about a new poll that describes what percentage of the US population believes it would be justified if somebody assassinated President Trump and/or Elon Musk. The numbers are truly shocking.
In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we'll tell you about a ridiculous lawsuit brought against a school district over the name used by its sports teams.
In our runner-up to the stupidest thing I’ve heard all week contest, we’ll tell you what criminal acts some liberals repeatedly commit to "get back" at Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon.
We’ll tell you about two very dumb criminals doing foolish things and let you decide which one wins the "Stupidest Criminal of the Week" award.
We'll play a clip of White House Press Secretary Karim Jean Pierre announcing new tariffs on Chinese-manufactured goods by President Joe Biden.
In our “Way-Back" segment, we'll play a clip from 2011 of President Obama announcing the creation of an initiative focused on identifying waste, fraud, and abuse, and who he named to head it.
In another “Way-Back" segment, we'll play a clip from 1996 when then-congressman Chuck Schumer argued for stricter identity laws and restrictions on who could be issued a Social Security number.
In our “Quotes that didn’t age well segment," we'll share two quotes from Biden/Harris supporter Harry Sisson on why ignoring court rulings should be admired when one party does it, but should be the cause for outrage when the other party does it.
We'll ask the following question: If tariffs are so bad for a country's economy, why do 170 countries worldwide impose tariffs on imported goods (including cars) made in America?
Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week comes to us from Miami, where two armed thugs attempt to rob a Domino's pizza delivery driver who is also armed.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from economist Thomas Sowell on the stupidity of allowing people who aren't impacted by the decisions they make to make them.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we'll play a clip of some female college students who can't answer simple questions that any tenth-grader should be able to answer.
In our runner-up to the stupidest thing I've heard all week contest, we'll tell you how some people who hate Elon Musk and what his DOGE team are doing are expressing their anger.
We'll play a clip of a member of Musk's DOGE team telling an audience how many millions of non-US citizens have been issued a Social Security number and how easy it is for an illegal alien to get one.
We'll update you on how many rural homes have been connected to high-speed broadband service 3 years after that multi-billion initiative was approved as part of the Green New Deal legislation.
We'll tell you about a recently released study that found that the more COVID-19 booster shots you get, the more likely you are to contract a COVID-19 infection.
We'll tell you about a Colorado woman who got a $25 million quote from her local library district to fulfill her Freedom of Information Act request.
Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week comes to us from San Antonio, where a homeowner confronts three armed intruders in his home at 3:00 a.m.

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In this week's Podcast, our quote of the week is from actor Denzel Washington, who answers the question, "What is your favorite movie?"
In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we have six nominees for you to pick from. My favorite is the pro-Palestine college protestors who had no idea what the signs they were holding and the chants they were shouting meant.
We'll play a clip of Fort Meyers, Florida, councilwoman crying over the choice between cooperating with ICE or losing Federal funding for their city.
We'll tell you about the magnitude of the massive COVID relief funding fraud the Trump administration has uncovered and how many Democrats voted against a straightforward bill to extend the statute of limitations to allow the DOJ to continue to investigate & prosecute that multi-billion-dollar fraud.
We'll tell you about a $3 billion contract to produce and deliver 60,000 electric Post Office delivery vehicles and how many have been delivered two and a half years after that contract was awarded. If you guessed a number higher than 100, you guessed too high.
In our 'wayback' segment, we'll tell you how much the far-left idolized Elon Musk eight short years ago.
In a story you probably didn't hear about on the national news, we'll tell you about another illegal immigrant murdering a very small child and ask why the national news media didn't cover this story.
We'll tell you about a dangerous new scam that starts with you finding a gift on your front porch.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Detroit, where a homeowner shoots & kills two thugs who decided to return to his home for a second try at robbing him after he had initially scared them off two days earlier.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from Senator John Kennedy (R-LA) on why Republicans shouldn't try to interfere with all the stupid things Democrats are doing that make them look foolish.
In the stupidest thing I've heard ALL YEAR, we'll tell you about a new law that recently went into effect in New Jersey that requires hospitals to ask the parents of newly born babies if they believe their baby is gay, straight bisexual, or transgender.
In our runner-up to the stupidest thing I've heard all year, we'll tell you which state has proposed a new law that would not only ban the SALE of gas-powered lawnmowers but even their USE in that state after 2030 and ask the question: "If that law goes into effect this year, who would spend $2,000 - $3,000 next year to buy a new riding lawnmower (with a 15+ year average life) if they knew that wouldn't be able to use it after just 4 years?"
We'll""We'll play a clip of Senators Chuck Schumer, Elizabeth Warren, and Corey Booker all giving word-for-word identical speeches on their "thoughts" about President Trump's address to Congress 2 weeks ago.
We'll tell you about the childish and destructive actions somebody took to express their displeasure at Elon Musk's efforts to identify and eliminate government waste.
In a shocking story, we'll tell you about a recent discovery that indicates the vast majority of Executive orders and Congressional legislation enacted during the Biden administration might not be legally binding since it appears that Biden may not have signed them himself. We also ask why you didn't hear about this significant story on the evening news.
In our "Way-Back" segment, we'll play clips of Hillary Clinton & Barack Obama talking tough about illegal immigration and how immigrants from other countries who want to remain in this country will need to learn to speak English.
We'll tell you about the shocking murder of a New Jersey police officer last week by a 14-year-old armed with an illegal fully automatic handgun and ask why that story never made the National news.
In the case of "Karma is a bitch", we'll tell you what happened to a California woman who was a big "Defund the police" activist and why she is now mad at the cops for not helping her with her recent problem.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Texas, where a 60-year-old grandmother confronts two armed home invaders in her house.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from the late Winston Churchill on how Americans eventually wind up doing the right thing.
In our stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we'll tell you about a new law being proposed in California that would make it a crime for you to shoot an intruder in your home.
We'll give you some examples of the massive amounts of waste being uncovered by the DOGE team and ask why the press isn't covering those findings.
We'll tell you about a meeting the Democrats had with President Zelensky just before he met with President Trump and ask why they encouraged Zelensky to back out of the minerals deal he had already agreed to sign.
In our Hypocrite of the Week award, we'll play a clip from 2023 of CNN host Jake Tapper arguing with Lara Trump about her claim that President Biden is showing obvious signs of mental decline. That is the same Jake Tapper who just released a new book exposing the Media's cover-up of Biden's cognitive decline.
We'll tell you which US Senator helped pass legislation funneling $2.6 million in Federal grant money to his wife and the lengths they went to disguise where that money was going.
We'll tell you about a black preacher from Georgia who used racial epithets to describe black voters who voted for Donald Trump in the last election.
We'll tell you which US bank credited a customer's account with an $81 TRILLION deposit. That is $81,000,000,000,000
We'll tell you about a new trend wherein women have fake duplicate copies of their engagement rings made to wear while they are on vacation.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Pennsylvania, where a young father shoots and kills one of two armed home invaders despite being wounded by them in a gunfight.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from Russian novelist Fyodor Dostoevsky, who discusses the dangers of extreme forced social tolerance.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we'll tell you how a California school district spent $350,000 in Federal COVID relief funds.
We'll play a clip of Shark Tank's Kevin O'Leary discussing the Trump Federal employee layoffs and why he thinks those cuts need to be even deeper.
We'll tell you how many non-IRS employees and outside contractors the Biden administration allowed to access IRS data and tax returns.
We'll tell you how the Biden administration funneled $2 billion in Federal funds to a new non-profit organization headed by failed Georgia gubernatorial candidate & Biden supporter Stacy Abrams.
We'll discuss some recent large-scale private-sector layoffs and ask why the press is not nearly as concerned about their impact on people's lives as it is about the impact on recently laid-off federal employees.
We'll play a clip of Kamala Harris giving a short speech last week and ask, "Was she sober when she spoke?"
We'll tell you about the long overdue death of the California Bullet train fiasco and what killed it.
We'll tell you which foreign country received US foreign aid dollars and holds $2 trillion in US Treasury bonds.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Kentucky, where a 14-year-old boy shoots & kills two armed home invaders.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from the French Economist Frederic Bastiat, who died in 1851. Bastiat discussed how political systems evolve to enrich politicians and their supporters. Not much has changed in 175 years.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, I'll explain why people who are going ballistic over the six-person DOGE team being able to see their Social Security numbers but who also probably have no clue to how many other non-governmental organizations & people already have access to that same data.
We'll tell you about the stunning drop in the number of southern border immigrant encounters that have taken place just 4 weeks into the Trump presidency. If you thought the number might have been around 50%, you guessed way too low.
We'll tell you about the latest vehicle attack by another so-called "Asylum seeker," the third in just 6 weeks.
We'll play a satirical clip of how Republicans and Democrats react when one of their friends tells them they have decided to switch their political party affiliation.
We'll tell you what a study found regarding the levels of loneliness and unhappiness being experienced by liberal women.
In our science minute, we'll discuss a stunning advancement in developing a sustained fusion reaction that could eventually lead to a new generation of radiation-free nuclear power plants.
We'll play a funny clip of a woman asking President Trump to make the game of Lawn Darts legal again and why she feels it is essential to do so.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Detroit, where a woman's brother shoots & kills her armed & violent ex-boyfriend who broke into her home.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is an old one from economist Thomas Sowell, who points out the shocking loss of value inflation can have on money you try and save.
In our stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we'll tell you what the US Agency for International Development (USAID) spent $400,000 taxpayer dollars on.
We'll play a clip of talk show host Joe Pags itemizing even more wasteful spending by that same agency.
We'll play an old clip of Senator Elizabeth Warren demanding that the Bush administration make public how Federal agencies are spending taxpayer dollars.
We'll tell you how US tax dollars are being funneled & laundered through a variety of non-profit organizations to fund anti-gun groups.
We'll tell you how a US Treasury commodity code payment tracking system is being ignored, making it almost impossible to audit and analyze Federal agency purchases. Was that last $12,000 check for office supplies or ammunition? Shouldn't the payment system be able to answer that simple question?
We'll play a talk show host Jon Stewart clip lambasting Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer for his childish press conference theatrics.
We'll tell you how much money people have donated to the legal defense fund of Luigi Mangione, the killer of the United Healthcare CEO.
We'll tell you how an armed private pilot prevented the hijacking of a commuter airline passenger plane.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Texas, where a barber shop employee shoots and kills an armed robber inside the shop.

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In this week's podcast, our stupidest thing I've heard all week segment features several clips of voting-age young people who can't answer simple questions like "What is the capital of the United States?" or "How many weeks are in a year?"
We follow up that stupidity with examples of stupid & wasteful spending of your tax dollars uncovered by the new DOGE team.
We add to that government stupidity by telling you how many bogus payments highly paid US Treasury "Payment approval officers" have blocked in the past decade. If you guessed a number higher than ZERO, you guessed too high.
We'll tell you how many taxpayer dollars were donated to Bernie Sanders's 2016 Presidential campaign committee and ask why any government agency should donate any money to any political candidate's campaign fund.
We play a satirical clip of a young boy participating in a spelling bee competition. The boy asks the judges for the definition of the word he has been asked to spell: "Woman."
We'll tell you about a deal that our new Secretary of State has struck with the President of El Salvador, which could involve El Salvador providing prison services for up to 40,000 US criminals & illegal aliens at a fraction of the $80,000 per year per inmate cost our government currently spends to incarcerate a federal prisoner.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Philadelphia. Here, a 60-year-old homeowner shoots & kills a man who broke into his home at 11:00 p.m.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from economist Thomas Sowell on how lies can become accepted as the truth.
In our stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we'll play a clip of a man in the UK being arrested for posting something on a social media site that caused someone else "Anxiety" when they read it.
We'll revisit a video clip from 2016 of many well-known people predicting that Donald Trump would never become president.
If you are a public figure, what is more embarrassing than to be made to look like a fool once? Why be made to look like a fool twice, of course!
We'll tell you how, on his eighth day in office, President Trump restored a massive supply of fresh water to the San Fernando Valley in California just one day after it was shut off nearly twenty years ago.
We'll play a clip from 2016 of President Obama telling the American People that he would be deporting criminal illegal aliens and ask why the media didn't criticize him for announcing that action then.
In a related story, we'll tell you how many illegal aliens the Biden administration deported in 2024 and ask the same question about the media's reaction when Biden was the one doing the deporting.
We'll tell you what happened to 4 brand new all-electric school buses purchased by a Massachusetts school district the night before they were supposed to be placed into service.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Harrison County, Indiana, where a homeowner encounters two teenage home invaders in his home in the middle of the night.

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In this week's podcast, our quote is from the Prime Minister of New Zealand telling the residents of that country that the government is the only source they can look to for the truth.
In our stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we'll tell you how, in his farewell speech last week, President Biden said the American people that the Equal Rights Amendment to the US Constitution had been ratified when it hadn't been.
In our first runner-up winner in our stupidest thing I've heard all week contest, we'll tell you about a 2019 lawsuit brought by an environmentalist group in California that may have helped make the recent wildfires in LA worse than they would have been had that lawsuit not been brought.
In our second runner-up to the stupidest thing I've heard all week contest, we'll tell you how the City of Boston school district plans to send a $35 Million Federal grant earmarked to purchase electric vehicles.
We'll play a clip from talk show host & California resident Bill Maher criticizing the City of Los Angeles and the State of California for handling the LA wildfires.
We'll give you an update on how much tax REVENUES have increased under the Trump tax plan and how much Government spending has increased over that same period of time.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Jackson, Mississippi, where a homeowner confronts two home invaders at 2:30 a.m.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from JFK, who died in 1963, on why tax RATE cuts are good for the economy and generally translate to INCREASED TAX REVENUES.
A lot of this week's topics will focus on how badly California and Los Angeles have mismanaged their fire response resources, starting with our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week segment" where the California Department of Transportation delayed the arrival of 60 fire trucks from Oregon to the LA fire zone by requiring them to first detour to Sacramento for a safety inspection before they could continue to LA.
In our runner-up winner in the Stupidest Thing I've Heard All Week contest, we'll tell you how much the LA Fire District spent on an EV fire truck with no hoses or ladders because it can't carry any water.
In 2014, the voters of California approved a $7.5 Billion bond issue to build dams to capture rainwater and snow melt from the Sierra-Nevada mountains running into the Pacific Ocean. Now, 10 years later, we'll tell you how many new dams have been built. Hint: You would be wrong if you guessed a whole number greater than zero.
We'll provide you with some data on the short-term and long-term costs and reduction in tax revenues the City and County of Los Angeles will face in the months and years to come.
With our National debt increasing by about $2 trillion annually, we'll give you some examples of wasteful & unnecessary projects your tax dollars in 2024.
We'll warn you about a very sophisticated,& personalized computer "Phishing" scam that has tricked thousands of people and cost victims tens of millions.
Our (abbreviated) Taxpayer relief shot comes to us from St. Paul, Minnesota, where four armed teenagers make the mistake of trying to rob a man in a park who was also armed.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from the female comedian Whitney Cummings on how the Democrats bungled the 2024 election.
In a related story, we'll play a collection of clips from Biden administration officials lying to the American people about how mentally sharp President Biden was even after his mental decline had become the focus of satirical skits on Saturday Night Live back in 2023.
In a story you didn't hear on TV, we'll tell you about one of the people that President Biden pardoned and why this female doctor should never have been pardoned for her crimes that might have cost some cancer patients their lives.
In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we'll tell you how the State of New Jersey has lowered the standards for becoming a teacher in that state.
We'll tell you what the TV media didn't tell you about the identity of a person accused of stabbing a New York City Postal worker to death.
We'll share with you a summary of how many Law enforcement officers were murdered in this country in 2024 and what population demographic is responsible for the majority of those murders.
We'll reflect on the terrorist truck attack in New Orleans on New Year's Day and what it has to do with the call by liberals to ban so-called "Assault rifles' as a way to put a stop to mass murder events (Hint: it wouldn't).
We'll play a clip explaining what happens to your plastic cup when you put it in Starbucks's special "Recycling only" trash bin. If you think this means the cup will be recycled, you are in for a big surprise.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Ohio, where the owner of a home shoots and kills a man trying to break into his home at 2:00 AM while his girlfriend is on the phone with the 911 operator trying to get the police to come to their home.

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For our last podcast of the year, we try and keep it a little lighter to end the year.
Our quote of the week is from Thomas Edison, who explains why many people miss opportunities to improve their lives.
I'll tell you what my New Year's resolution for 2025 is going to be
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we'll let you know about a completely unnecessary early morning raid that the ATF carried out at the home of a Black family living in Maryland, complete with the use of flash-bang grenades and putting their teenage daughters in handcuffs.
We'll give you a quick "Are you old" quiz to see if you qualify as old yet.
We'll tell you, how many of the 100,000 people who attend the ball drop in New York City's Times Square deal with the issue of no public bathrooms within a 6-block radius of the location?
We'll tell you the 20 most commonly used passwords in 2024 and ask if you are guilty of using any easy-to-hack passwords.
We'll inform you about a new practice by insurance companies that might unnecessarily drive up your auto insurance rates and why you should check your policy for this potential mistake.
We'll tell you about a city in this country where, by law, every head of household is required to own a gun and what impact that law has had on crime & gun violence in that city.
We'll tell you about a new law in New York State that punishes oil and gas companies. This law will result in every household in that state paying an average of more than $400 per year in additional fuel and merchandise costs.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Bradenton, Florida, where an armed illegal alien home invader from Chile comes face to face with an armed American homeowner.

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In this week's Podcast, our quote of the week is from economist Thomas Sowell on how the success of others has gone from being admired to something that is hated.
In our stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we'll tell you what OBJECT the press is blaming for a recent act of terror instead of the person who used it.
We'll tell you about the newest (and most disgusting) way Luigi Mangione's supporters glorify him.
In our science minute, we have two stories.
We'll tell you why the lab notes of one Nobel Prize winner must be kept in a lead-lined box, and in our other story, we'll let you know why you should never reheat food in a plastic container.
We'll tell you what the network news stations didn't initially tell you about the identity of a man accused of killing a woman on a New York City subway by setting her on fire and ask why they didn't include that piece of information when they initially reported on that story.
We'll tell you about another horrific story concerning the sexual abuse of their two adopted children by a gay couple that the networks chose not to cover, and again, ask why you never heard about that story.
We'll tell you how network news reporting has altered the perception of the number of "Unarmed black men killed by police" in a year. The actual number is probably much smaller than you have been led to believe.
We'll tell you how the number of your elected representatives in Congress aged 70 or older has risen dramatically over the past 40 years. It is probably a number way higher than you would have guessed!
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from the Philadelphia suburb of Upper Darby, PA, where a young thug armed with a fake gun makes the mistake of trying to rob a victim who has a real gun.
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We had some internet connectivity issues this week, so please excuse the few brief spots where there were some audio dropouts.
In this week's Podcast, our quote is from the French economist Frederic Bastiat on the importance of policies that encourage free trade.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we had five for you to pick from and vote on instead of our usual single winner:
The 5 included a proposal to ban the sale of colored guns;
A law that limits how many dildos a person can own;
The changing of the National spelling bee rules that permits the spelling of the word "Women" as "Womyn" to be a correct answer;
An NLRB ruling forces reality show producers to treat the stars of those shows as employees instead of independent contractors.
A proposal by one state legislator would make planting your college's flag on the opposing team's football field after your team won the game a felony offense. You decide the winner.
We'll tell you about the ridiculously exaggerated claims many TV networks were making about the number of school shootings in this country following the tragic school shooting incident in Madison, Wisconsin, this week.
We'll tell you about a study that compared the functioning of Journalists' brains to that of successful executives and why the results were not flattering for Journalists.
In our health minute, if you or anybody you know drinks just one can of regular soda each day, we'll tell you how many POUNDS of sugar that adds up to each month.
We'll tell you which cable network channel has overtaken CNN in the ratings. The result is a massive embarrassment for CNN.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Houston, where the daughter of a man shoots & kills an intruder who entered her father's home while they were both still inside the home.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt on the differences between people who discuss ideas, people who discuss events, and people who discuss other people.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we'll tell you why a Florida High School student was suspended and why his parents are suing the school board.
We'll tell you about the outpouring of support on Social Media sites for the killer of the United Healthcare CEO and how his supporters are targeting McDonald's in Altoona, PA, where he was captured.
We'll tell you about two different holiday scams popping up on Facebook, including one involving postage stamps.
We'll tell you about the flood of pardon requests that President Biden is receiving from members of Congress, including one from AOC who wants him to pardon the killer of two FBI agents.
We'll tell you about the problems a Maine school district encountered after switching to all-electric school buses.
We'll tell you about a visual trick you can do with your computer using the Google search engine.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Ohio, where a homeowner confronts an armed intruder who broke into his home at 3:00 AM.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from economist Thomas Sowell on why lowering academic and behavioral standards for students from poor homes in the name of compassion contributes to keeping them poor.
We'll tell you how the immigrant from Venezuela who killed the Laken Riley, the Georgia nursing student, was able to get a plane ticket to travel from New York City to Georgia with no money and no official government ID.
In a related story, we'll play a clip of Dr. Phil interviewing a former DHS official who confirms that Venezuela is emptying its prisons and sending its released convicts to the US.
We'll tell you how police dogs are being trained to detect and locate tiny electronic devices, such as SD memory cards, that are no bigger than your fingernails.
We'll play a clip of President Biden repeatedly stating that he wouldn't pardon his son Hunter and then explain why he changed his mind.
If you are familiar with the German word Schadenfreude, we'll tell you why one of Vice President Kamala Harris's last official duties is a perfect example of its meaning.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Rancho Cordova, California, where a grandfather shoots and kills an intruder in the middle of the night after his 14-year-old grandson alerts him to the break-in.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from JFK on why people shouldn't become fixated on just the solutions proposed by their preferred political party.
In our Stupidest Thing I've Heard All Week segment, we'll tell you about a decision by North Carolina building department officials that forced people who had lost their homes to the recent hurricane out of newly constructed wood shelters back into cloth tents.
Our runner-up winner in the stupidest thing I've heard all week contest is the Georgia mother who was arrested for allowing her 10-year-old son to walk unattended less than a mile to a nearby store.
We'll tell you which Hollywood celebrity checked himself into a mental health facility because he was so distraught that Trump won the election.
We'll tell you why "Peer-reviewed " studies published by drug and medical device companies about the safety and efficacy of their products should be taken with a huge grain of salt.
In our "No good deed goes unpunished" segment, we'll tell you why the head of a hospital was forced to issue an apology after arranging for a free catered lunch as part of an employee appreciation event.
If you or any of your kids participated in the Pokemon Go craze a few years back, we'll tell you how you were secretly working for the company that owned the app and how they are now getting even more prosperous from the efforts of all those who participated.
We'll tell you which high-profile New York City individual was robbed last week and who attacked & robbed her.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Dekalb County, Georgia, where a father hiding from two home invaders in a closet with his 4-year-old son shoots and kills one of them when the thug discovers them hiding there.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from the noted economist Thomas Sowell on the process known as Creative Destruction, which only takes place in healthy capitalism-based economies.
In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we'll tell you about an insurance scam that stupid thieves kept repeating over & over until they got caught.
In our runner-up winner in our stupidest thing I've heard all week contest, we'll play a clip of a woman testifying at a Congressional hearing claiming that adding a simple mechanical arm brace to the back of a pistol makes the bullet come out faster and makes the gun more lethal.
In our "Scariest thing I've heard all week" segment, we'll tell you about a woman who is so angry that Trump won the election that she is urging people to try and kill him and anyone he appoints to a government position.
We'll share a shocking report on literacy in the United States and what state has the highest percentage of illiterate residents.
We'll share with you the results of a study published by the Washington DC police department that details how many prior times people arrested for murder in that City had already been arrested and what demographic group accounts for more than 90% of both homicide victims & homicide assailants.
We'll tell you about a UK-based DNA testing company that suddenly vanished along with millions of their customers' DNA records.
We'll tell you about a shocking report from the UK that documents how the National Weather Service has been generating temperature records from more than 100 non-existent weather reporting stations.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Oklahoma City, where an 18-year-old single mother on the phone with a 9-11 operator is forced to shoot two armed intruders who succeeded in breaking into her home before the police could arrive.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from economist Irwin Seltzer, who explains why borrowing and printing money does not result in prosperity for the citizens of the countries that do it.
In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we'll tell you which national store chain was forced to recall 80,000 pounds of butter and why
In our runner-up to the stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we'll play a clip of a woman who bought a bottle of Champagne at 5:00 p.m. on election day to celebrate Kamala Harris's winning the election, laughing about the clerk who suggested that her plans to celebrate might be premature.
We'll ask, since when is taking videos of yourself crying about your candidate losing the election and then posting them online become a thing? We play a clip of one of them.
We'll tell you about the surge in the number of people searching online for the steps involved in immigrating to another country the day after the election and why many of them might be in for a shock when they discover how hard it is to do that.
We'll ask if President Biden will keep his pledge not to pardon his son Biden and when he will do so.
In our "Things that didn't age well" segment, we'll tell you about two very recent pieces of legislation proposed by Democrats to expand the number of Supreme Court justices and ask what you think would happen if the Republicans re-introduced that same legislation next January, crediting the original sponsors of that legislation.
In a related story, we'll tell you why many Democrats are calling for liberal Supreme Court Justice Sonya Sotomayor to announce her retirement immediately.
We'll tell you why several million Wicked Witch dolls shipped to stores to coincide with the release of the Wizard of Oz movie "Wicked" are being recalled and what you will want to do with a black felt-tipped pen if you already bought one.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Katy, Texas, where a 60-year-old woman confronts two armed and masked home intruders. My apologies for a brief 5-second drop in the audio during the first 2 minutes of the podcast.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from Albert Einstein on what type of weapons will be used in the next world war.
In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we'll tell you about some schools telling parents that it is OK if their kids stay home from school the day after the election if they are too distraught by the outcome.
In a story you might not have seen on TV, we'll tell you how some residents of Los Angeles celebrated the Dodgers winning the World Series.
We'll discuss the latest Fortune 500 companies fleeing California, where they fled, and why.
We'll tell you what new states have joined Alaska & Hawaii as states where you can no longer buy an advertised fast food chain meal deal for the nationally advertised price.
We'll explain what has been happening to global wine consumption and why that is good news for wine drinkers.
If you have a ceiling fan in your house, we'll tell you why you should change the direction of its rotation until next spring.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Florida, where another single woman is forced to shoot & kill a man who broke into her home in violation of a restraining order.

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In this week's podcast, we're featuring a quote from Benjamin Franklin on the critical difference between something being well said versus well done.
In our stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we'll tell you about a woman who tore down a bunch of flags outside of a NJ restaurant and cursed at the staff because she mistakenly believed they were Israeli flags.
In our "How time changes things" segment, we'll play a clip of a Democrat Presidential candidate from 2016 calling for the immediate deportation of illegal aliens. Today, Democrats would label that same person a "MAGA extremist."
We'll play a clip of a young gay black man telling you why you should vote for Donald Trump.
We'll play another clip of a panel of so-called experts testifying before a Congressional hearing about the dangers of Global Warming who can't answer a straightforward question about how much CO2 there is in the earth's atmosphere.
We'll play a clip of a Biden DOJ nominee who won't answer a simple question about her racial biases after claiming that everyone has them. We have our weekly dose of Word salad from Kamala Harris. If any of our followers can understand the point she was trying to make, please e-mail me with your answer.
We have a tip for the hunters in our audience on locating some new prime private land hunting areas based on the political yard signs you might see in landowners' front yards this week.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Brevard County, Florida, where two masked and armed home invaders come face to face with an armed homeowner. It doesn't end well for the thugs.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from author Margaret Atwood about the importance of separating feelings from behavior.
In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we have three contenders for you to vote on. You decide the winner:
The first is about an inmate on death row who was given a sex change operation at taxpayer expense and then transferred to a women's prison after the surgery was completed.
The second is Donald Trump talking about the size of Arnold Palmer's penis during a rally in Pennsylvania.
The third is Elon Musk describing the ridiculous studies SpaceEx was required to perform before they were allowed to launch the very first SpaceEx rocket ship.
Our "Most outrageous thing I've heard all week" segment will tell you why a female Marine Corps veteran was forced to deplane from her flight and not allowed back on until she changed the T-shirt she was wearing.
We'll tell you how much the yearly cost of a K-12 education has increased in the past 50 years and the impact it has had on student test scores (Hint: It is a number less than zero)
We'll play a clip of a recorded phone call with CDC officials admitting that the COVID-19 vaccine information they posted on their website was wrong and what happened after they made that admission.
We'll tell you about a story you didn't hear on the evening news about a group of teenage girls beating an elderly disabled man to death because they were bored and had nothing better to do.
In our health & science segment, we'll tell you why you shouldn't burn many synthetic scented candles in your home, particularly if you have young children.
We'll let you know how long the new world's record for the longest rifle shot was and where it occurred.
We'll tell you about a new method gangs of thieves use to steal merchandise before it even gets to the store.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Florida, where a homeowner shoots & kills 2 of 3 armed intruders and wounds the third.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from an Indian Guru who explains one of the traits that distinguishes intelligent people from stupid people. It involves whether or not you ever question decisions you have made or things that you believe in.
In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we'll tell you which Medical school has decided to set aside 75% of the slots in its next freshman class for DEI applicants only and what acceptance requirement they are prepared to waive to meet that objective.
In our runner-up to the Stupidest Thing I've Heard all week contest, we'll bring you a clip of a man asking young people of voting age tough questions like "How many hours are there in a day?" and "How many dimes does it take to make a dollar?"
In a follow-up to last week's clip of Kamala Harris giving an embarrassing word salad answer to a question she was asked during her interview on 60 Minutes, we'll tell you how CBS edited her response when they posted the interview online and asked the question, "When is a transcript, not a transcript?"
We'll play a clip from Saturday Night Live's opening skit this past weekend, in which they take shots at both Kamala Harris and President Biden.
In our science & health segment, we'll tell you about a new study by the National Institute for Health (NIH) that describes the detrimental effect of Fluoride on young brains and why pregnant women and parents of small children might want to consider switching to bottled spring water instead of drinking tap water.
We'll play a clip of a black woman from California who was arrested and lost her home after a warrant for her arrest was issued by the California Attorney General's office (headed up by then-Attorney General Kamala Harris) because her sick daughter had missed too many days of school because of a severe chronic genetic illness.
We'll tell you what happened in Norway after they imposed a wealth tax on its wealthiest citizens. Hint: People can move and take their wealth with them.
We'll tell you about a University professor who claimed that men who wouldn't vote for a female President should be "lined up and shot."
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Scottsdale, Arizona, where a father encounters a naked man in his children's bedroom late at night.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from the actor Samuel L. Jackson on why he believes guns are not the cause of the shooting incidents we see on an almost weekly basis in this country.
In our stupidest (and scariest) thing I've heard all week segment, we'll play a clip of a bunch of young people of voting age being asked simple questions that any 8th grader should be able to answer, but they can't.
In our runner-up to the winner of the stupidest thing I've heard all week contest, we'll play a clip of Kamala Harris giving a gibberish answer to a question she was asked during her interview on 60 Minutes.
In another Kamala Harris clip, we'll play a clip of her trying to ad-lib after her teleprompter goes on the fritz during a campaign rally speech.
We'll tell you what percentage of the teenagers in this country don't know how to swim. I was shocked by the number.
We'll play a clip of a young black woman who tells us why she has decided to vote for Donald Trump.
We'll tell you about a free speech case that the State of Colorado lost and why it will cost the state taxpayers $1.5 million.
We'll tell you why the head of DHS claims that FEMA might not have enough money to cover the cost of disaster relief efforts during the next hurricane.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Oklahoma, where the son of the homeowner takes on three masked home invaders with his rifle. It does not end well for the three thugs.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from the late George Carlin, who tells us what is more important than just teaching your kids to read.
An example of George Carlin's advice/warning can be found in an incredibly misleading claim about CEO endorsements put out by the Harris campaign.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we'll tell you which city decided to (illegally) temporarily ban the sale of guns & ammunition and why.
We'll play a clip of a campaign ad from a decorated US Navy Veteran running for the US Senate in his home state of Virginia. As a young boy, he immigrated to the US as a refugee from Vietnam. In the ad, he explains why what he sees happening in this country scares him.
In the news you didn't hear on any network news show last week, we'll tell you how many hundreds of thousands of immigrants with felony convictions (including murder and rape) are living free in this country.
We'll play a clip from an FBI whistle-blower testifying before a Senate committee and his advice for the American people.
For humor, we have a satirical list of the consequences that might result from the abolition of the Federal Department of Education.
We'll play a clip of former Senator and Secretary of State John Kerry explaining why he believes the First Amendment is a "Roadblock" to the government's ability to stamp out anything he would classify as "disinformation." In a related (scary) clip, AOC echoes his thoughts.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Jacksonville, Florida, where a woman shoots & kills a man who broke into her home in the middle of the night in violation of a restraining order.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is about the kinds of people who start, spread, and believe conspiracy theories.
In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we'll tell you about a high school principal who called the police to have some parents removed from a girls' soccer match because he didn't like the wristbands they were wearing.
In a close runner-up, we'll tell you why Kamala Harris's campaign promise to build 3 million new homes during her first term as president is not mathematically possible.
We'll play a clip of liberal talk show host Bill Maher slamming Kamala Harris.
We will pay for a clip showcasing Kamala Harris's wide array of accents, which change depending on her state and her audience.
In the most deceptive national news headline we've seen in a long time, we'll tell you about a headline that claimed that a Kamala Harris campaign office had been struck by "Gunfire" when it hadn't been.
We'll give you some details from the recently released FBI national crime report for 2023 and tell you how many people were murdered last year, what types of weapons were used to kill them, and which group of people accounted for the majority of those killed.
We'll give you some details you didn't hear on TV about the so-called Mass shooting that occurred in Birmingham, Alabama, outside of a local club this past weekend.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Tennessee, where a man returns home and confronts two armed thugs who had attacked his wife and were robbing his home.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from talk show host the late Dick Cavette on why you should want to hear things that you don't want to hear.
We'll tell you why we play more stupid Kamala Harris clips than stupid Donald Trump clips.
This brings us to our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week segment in which Kamala Harris first tells a group of young people how smart they are and then a second clip of her giving a speech telling the audience how stupid she believes young people are. I guarantee you never heard that second clip on the evening news.
We'll play a clip from the trailer of the new movie "Am I a Racist," which opened in theaters nationwide last week. This funny movie lampoons the "Woke" and DEI movements with some spot-on satire.
On Monday, two New York City police officers accidentally wounded two innocent civilians while shooting at an armed & dangerous suspect.
We'll tell you how frequently NY City police officers miss their intended target and why the guns they were issued have a lot to do with their abysmal shooting performance.
We'll tell you how many people are claiming that both this past Sunday's assassination attempt on Donald Trump and the one in July (in which two people died) were staged events orchestrated by the Trump campaign. The numbers might astound you.
We'll play another clip of Kamala Harris that you never saw on the evening news in which she reacts with dismissive laughter when asked about horrendous crimes being committed by illegal immigrants in this country.
We'll play a 50-year-old clip of Bob Hope asking a question about Zombies and how the comment he adds to the answer is just as funny and relevant today as it was 50 years ago.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Detroit, where a 74-year-old homeowner shoots & kills an armed & dangerous teenage thug who had broken into his home.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from the authors of the book Why Nations Fail. It discusses how a country's economic system and taxation policies can kill innovation and remove the incentive to invest in and expand businesses.
We'll play a short clip of Billionaire Warren Buffet giving some excellent life advice to a group of college students.
We'll compare the differences in the number of state-level gun laws and homicide rates between two different states at opposite ends of that spectrum and ask, "Do more gun laws reduce gun deaths?" and the answer appears to be a resounding "NO."
We'll play a clip of an individual explaining the differences between a Democracy and our Constitutional Republic form of government and explain why so many on the left are trying to convince people that the United States is a Democracy.
We'll play a clip of an interviewer asking a bunch of young white people if voter ID laws are racist and then hear what black people have to say when they are told what the white people said.
In our "Be careful what you wish for" segment, we'll tell you why New York City asks the governor to declare a State of Emergency for that city so that they don't have to follow their self-imposed sanctuary city requirements.
In light of the Georgia school shooting last week, we'll compare how many school shooting incidents have taken place in schools where specially trained teachers and staff are allowed to carry concealed weapons in those schools vs. schools where that practice is prohibited.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Maryland, where a restaurant employee shoots & kills an armed robber.

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In this week's Podcast, our quote of the week describes the most dangerous types of liars
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we once again have two contenders:
The first is the City of San Diego, which ticketed a disabled veteran for putting on free giant soap bubble shows for kids in a public park
The second contender is a clip of young people of voting age who cannot answer simple questions about the United States and world history.
You decide the winner.
In a close runner-up, we have Kamala Harris's incoherent answer to a simple question about her plans to deal with Climate change.
We also have a clip of Kamala Harris speaking to several audiences in her newly acquired Southern accent.
We'll tell you which major US city implemented a mandatory plastics recycling program more than two years ago but has yet to recycle any more than 250 TONS of plastic they have collected since that program went into effect.
If you are a Republican and voted for Donald Trump in the primary elections and Kamala Harris becomes the 47th president of the United States, we'll tell you how you helped make that possible.
We'll tell you how much CO2 last year's Canadian wildfires added to the atmosphere. The amount is staggering.
We'll play a clip of actor Morgan Freeman telling the late Mike Wallace, a 60 Minutes interviewer, why he finds the entire concept of Black History Month ridiculous.
In our science minute, we'll tell you how many thousands of meteorites strike the earth's surface each year and why you never see 99% of them.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from California, where three armed thugs invade a home at 5:00 AM, but only two are left alive.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from the Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius on why you should lead a virtuous life regardless of your belief in God.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we'll share with you a question about grocery prices by the former spokesperson for Senator John Kerry.
In our runner-up to the Stupidest Thing I've Heard all week contest, we'll tell you what common food item the TSA classifies as a liquid and limits the amount you can have in your carry-on luggage to just 3.4 ounces, even though you can't pour it.
We have a bunch of audio and video clips this week, starting with Jon Stewart lampooning the multiple examples of hypocrisy at the Democratic National Convention last week.
We'll read a letter from the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce to now VP Nominee Tim Walz requesting that he stop claiming that he had received an award from them.
In another clip, Nobel Award-winning economist Milton Friedman explains to talk show host Phil Donahue why greed is not a bad thing.
In another clip, tech legend David Friedberg challenges Kamala Harris's claims about alleged price gouging using a variety of hard, contradictory data.
In yet another Milton Friedman clip, he explains why price controls have consistently failed as a cure for inflation and provides a simple analogy to explain why.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Houston, where the 20-year-old son of the homeowner springs into action and confronts three armed home invaders who had attacked his father and were holding his sisters hostage.

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In this week's episode, our quote of the week is from the famed Science fiction writer, the late Robert Heinlein, on the worst kind of tyranny.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we'll tell you about a ridiculous study that concluded that deer hunting was responsible for an increase in gun violence.
In a close runner-up, we'll play a clip of a speech by Kamala Harris, who claims that if elected, she intends to go after those responsible for "Price gauging" instead of "Price gouging." That's a big difference!
In yet another Kamala Harris clip, she explains the difference between equality and equity and her vision of having all Americans enjoy the benefits of an "equal outcome" regardless of skill, ability, talent, effort, or work ethic.
We'll play a frightening short clip of police officers in Governor Tim Walz's Minnesota walking down a neighborhood street during the Covid pandemic, shooting people standing on their front porches with paintball guns if they refuse to go inside their homes as required by Governor Walz's curfew.
In a related story, we'll tell you which company was ordered to pay a woman $700,000 after a jury found that she was wrongly terminated for refusing to get a COVID-19 vaccination.
We'll tell you who is behind a dramatic rise in violent crime in New York's Central Park. (Hint: they are housed at taxpayer expense in nearby hotels).
In a related story, we'll play a clip of Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd telling us who is responsible for a series of major high-end home robberies in his county.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from California, where the owner of a Smoke shop confronts four armed thugs trying to rob his store. The thugs didn't count on the store owner having his gun.

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In this week's Podcast, our quote of the week is from author Hegel Borg about a mental affliction that both he and I suffer from
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we'll tell you about a child rapist who was flown into the US at taxpayer expense and then released by a local judge on a $500 bond after being arrested for raping that child.
We'll tell you about the false claims made by VP candidate Tim Walz and why his claims that they were just a "slip of the tongue" is an easily proven lie.
We'll give you another update on the impending death of the City of San Francisco and tell you what landmark restaurants in that city just announced they are closing and why.
We'll tell you what state has finally realized that their ban on single-use plastic bags was a huge mistake and what one of their ironic proposed solutions to the problem they created is
We'll tell you what typical birthday decoration causes hundreds of power outages in this country every year and caused the residents of New Orleans to boil their water last week.
We'll tell you what the Congressional Budget Office now predicts will have a far more significant negative impact on the US economy over the next decade than Climate Change.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Albuquerque, where a disabled retired Marine shoots and kills an armed thug breaking into his bedroom in the middle of the night.

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Our quote of the week is actually two related quotes on the history of the failure of Socialism, one by Thomas Sowell and the other by the Nobel-award-winning economist the late Milton Freidman.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we'll play a clip of VP Kamala Harris struggling to answer the simple question: "What are your plans to bring inflation under control"?
In a close second, we'll tell you about a University graduate student complaining about how getting arrested for participating in an illegal on-campus protest interferes with her time to work on her Doctoral Dissertation.
We'll tell you about a ridiculous claim by the head of the Federal Trade Commission, who is planning on launching a probe into what she claims are "enormous profits" being made by large grocery store chains even though none of them operate on a profit margin greater than 3%.
We'll tell you how many IRS employees owe the agency back taxes and ask why they are still working there if they haven't paid their own taxes.
We'll tell you which national labor union has stopped paying its office staff employees and locked them out of their workplace.
We'll play a clip of a young black woman who spoke at the Trump rally in Georgia last week, and she tells the audience why Kamala Harris is no friend of Black people.
In a follow-up to last week's story on the looming death of San Francisco, we'll give you another reason businesses are fleeing the city: sky-high electric rates.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from San Antonio, where the owner of a stolen pick-up truck locates his truck and gets into a gunfight with the thief who stole it.

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In this week's Podcast, our quote of the week is from singer Reba McIntire, who tells us what she thinks about people who believe they are saving the planet by driving electric vehicles.
In a related story, we'll tell you which country is clear-cutting CO2-absorbing rain forests to build 50 coal-fired smelting facilities to refine the ore needed to produce the nickel that goes into every EV battery.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we'll play a clip of Vice President Harris repeatedly claiming that 220 million Americans (two-thirds of the US population) had died from Covid "in just the past few months."
We'll share an analogy about a comparison between Donald Trump and a highly skilled heart surgeon who shared many of his character flaws and ask if those flaws would affect your decision on who you would choose to perform your open heart surgery.
In a compilation of clips, we'll highlight the hypocrisy of the media outlets that reported in April 2021 that Kamala Harris was our "Border Czar" and who are now claiming that she wasn't. Were they lying then, or are they lying now?
We'll also play a short collection of clips highlighting the wit & wisdom of Kamala Harris.
In our science segment, we'll tell you about people scientists refer to as "Short sleepers', people who function as well as (or better) on just 4-5 hours of sleep per night vs people who sleep eight or more hours every night.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Michigan, where a man violates a restraining order and goes to the home of a woman armed with an ax and a gun to kill her.

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In this week's podcast (our 100th episode), our quote of the week is a laughable one from Vice President Kamala Harris repeating the exact three words four times in 30 seconds.
In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we'll tell you about a new Facebook scam in which thousands of not-too-smart people take a quiz that provides personal information that can help hackers hack into and take over their banking and E-mail accounts.
We'll tell you what the polls say about the Trump/Harris Presidential race.
We'll play another clip of VP Harris repeating the same nonsensical catchphrase repeatedly at dozens of different speaking events.
We'll tell you which 16 college major degrees pay the least and why your children or grandchildren should not borrow more than $100,000 to obtain one.
We'll update you on how much progress the politicians in charge of running the City of San Francisco are making toward their goal of killing that once beautiful & vibrant city. The end is near.
We'll tell you about changes auto manufacturers are making concerning their investments in EV production. Hint: Don't expect to see an end to the production of internal combustion engine vehicles anytime in the next several decades.
We'll talk about last week's global cloud computing outage and some things that were and weren't affected.
We'll give you an update on the collapse of the Chinese banking system
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Denver, where a man returning to his apartment at 1:00 AM has a violent encounter with an intruder.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from playwright Oscar Wilde on why experience is the hardest teacher.
In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we again have two contenders.
The first one is the hundreds of people posting on social media claiming that the Trump campaign staged the Trump assassination attempt.
The second contender is the explanation by the head of the Secret Service regarding why there were no agents stationed on the rooftop the shooter used to fire his rifle at President Trump.
In a close runner-up, we'll tell you which city decided to declare one of its police stations a school and why.
We'll tell you why a Federal judge in Florida dismissed the classified documents case against Donald Trump.
We'll play a clip of members of the LGBTQ community in one state speaking out against proposed legislation that would increase the penalties for child sex trafficking and ask why would they oppose that legislation.
We'll tell you what items viewed as highly collectible 10-20 years ago are now virtually worthless. The list is long.
We'll tell you what percentage of Federal government workers have resumed working from their assigned offices on a full-time basis. If you guessed a double-digit rate, you guessed too high.
We'll explain what has happened to used car prices over the past 24 months and why this is good news for buyers and bad news for sellers.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Sea Breeze, South Carolina, where a 60-year-old homeowner who is shot & wounded by an armed intruder manages to return fire, killing the thug with one shot.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from Danish philosopher Soren Kierkegaard, who talks about the two ways people allow themselves to be fooled.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we'll tell you who President Biden thanked for helping him win his first election to the US Senate.
We'll give you an update on the astounding number of shootings that took place in Chicago over the 4th of July holiday weekend.
We'll tell you which state leads the country in net population loss and why. Hint: It isn't California.
We'll tell you where you can find new vending machines in grocery stores that dispense ammunition and how they verify your age.
We'll tell you about a dangerous new phishing scam targeting iPhone users.
We'll play a controversial clip of a young woman claiming that men and women aren't equal and why.
We'll tell you about a man who shot seven people in Kentucky last week, killing four and ask why this convicted felon was out on parole just three years after being convicted of raping a 13-year-old girl.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Glendale, California, where an armed thug picks the wrong car to try and carjack and winds up DRT (Dead right there).

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from musician Ozzy Osbourne on the issue of whether or not guns kill people.
In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment," we'll tell you about some ridiculous claims about this week's Supreme Court decision regarding Presidential immunity.
We'll explain the ramifications of the Supreme Court's ruling in the so-called "Chevron Deference" case.
We'll give you a quick recap of the reaction to last week's Presidential debate.
We'll give you an update on the number of business entities, bank accounts, and LLC corporations that the five members of the Biden family have created between them for no apparent purpose other than to move money around. If you guessed 200, you guessed too low.
We'll deconstruct the Surgeon General's claim from last week that we know how a Gun violence "health crisis" in this country.
We'll tell you why "Income inequality" is not the wrong thing that many liberal politicians want you to believe it is and why you would like to live in a country where income inequality exists vs. one where it doesn't.
We'll play a clip of Tucker Carlson being challenged by an Australian journalist about how he dealt with her outrageous accusations.
Is giving a cop the middle finger something you can legally be arrested for or an act of protected free speech?
We'll tell you what happened to a Vermont man after he gave that gesture to a Vermont State Trooper.
Our (rushed) taxpayer relief shot comes to us from San Antonio, where a homeowner shoots and kills a man who refuses to leave his property at 1:00 a.m. and then starts to attack the homeowner.

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This week's podcast or quote of the week is from comedian/actor Ricky Gervais on the relationship between opinion and facts.
In our stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we'll tell you about an effort by the state of California to ban the operation of diesel locomotives in that state by 2030.
We'll tell you what happened to the employees of a small chain of coffee shops in Philadelphia after they voted to join a union.
We'll tell you why thousands of millionaires & billionaires and leaving Great Britain every year and relocating to other countries.
We'll tell you about the newest scam on Facebook claiming you can buy an entire pallet of returned Amazon merchandise for just $29.
In a story you probably didn't hear on TV, we'll tell you about the astounding number of shots that were fired during a block party gathering in Montgomery, Alabama, over the weekend.
We'll update you on the number of homes that have benefited from the $42.5 Billion program President Biden signed into law in 2021 to bring high-speed internet to millions of rural homes. If you guessed any number higher than zero, you guessed too high.
We'll examine the claims about global warming and explain why the answer to "Is it real?" depends on what you select as your starting reference point.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Wilson, SC, where a 71-year-old man shoots & kills a thug trying to kick down his front door.

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In this week's podcast, our quote is from economist & author Thomas Sowell about the fate of societies that allow the number of non-working parasites to continually increase and be supported by the remaining productive members of that society.
In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we once again have two contenders:
The first is a story about a couple who had their minivan carjacked with their 6-month-old baby strapped into his car seat in the back of the car.
The second is about the City of Portland, Maine, using taxpayer funds to build an affordable housing complex that will only be open to members of the LGBTQ community.
With President Trump proposing to exempt tipped income from income taxes, we'll ask if the current custom of leaving the same percentage tip regardless of the cost of the meal makes any logical sense.
We'll tell you what homeless people in Portland, Oregon, are doing with the cases of free bottled water provided by the City. Hint: They aren't drinking it or washing with it.
Well, tell you about the massive tunnels built by Hamas that connect the Gaza city of Rafah with Egypt that Israel's defense forces have discovered.
We ask, "Is income inequality a bad thing or a sign of a healthy economic system that greatly benefits all"?
We'll tell you why a new Biden administration rule preventing medical debt from being included on credit reports and incorporated into credit scores will result in higher mortgage rates for everybody in the future.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Oakland, California, where three thugs picked the wrong home to try and rob.

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In this week's episode, our quote of the week is from writer Jamie Casap on why you shouldn't ask kids what they want to be when they grow up
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we have two contenders:
The first is about a meaningless poll that asked people if they would want more free stuff if somebody else were paying for it
The second was about a co-host on the TV show "The View," claiming that Caitlin Clark's popularity has more to do with her being a pretty, straight white woman than a great athlete. You decide the winner.
We'll tell you about the immense carbon footprint created by First Lady Dr. Jill Biden when she decided to sit in the back of the courtroom during Hunter Biden's trial in Delaware last week.
We'll tell you where vast deposits of the rare earth mineral Lithium have been discovered in the US and the dilemma that discovery has created for the State legislature and Governor.
We'll tell you why the new BLS jobs report released last week is not as good as the White House and mainstream media would have you believe.
We'll tell you why people who have their Student loans forgiven by President Biden might be in for an ugly surprise when it comes time to pay their taxes.
We'll tell you about the shocking number of retail stores and restaurants closed in the first five months of this year.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Lufkin, Texas, where a thug who had just been released from prison decides that it would be a good idea to try and carjack a pick-up truck occupied by the wife and baby daughter of a Texas man.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is about why you should never be ashamed of the type of work you do.
In our stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we'll tell you why the Seattle school District decided to end its program & classes for 'Talented & gifted students".
We'll tell you how soon the 9 million people living in Mexico City might run out of water and ask what will happen when they do.
We'll tell you what happened to the $320 Million pier built by the US army to allow ships to offload aid supplies intended for the people of Gaza while it is currently unusable.
We'll tell you about the striking change in voter registration data in one critical US swing state and why that change doesn't bode well for President Biden.
We'll tell you how the average car's age on US highways has changed over the past 15 years.
We'll tell you about the dramatic change in the percentage of teenagers working part-time or summer jobs over the past 50 years.
We'll tell you why inflation is hurting the viability of the Social Security program.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Nashville, where a homeowner confronts an intruder in his house at 11 p.m.

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In this Memorial Day Podcast, our quote of the week is from author Emily Potter on why heroes never die as long as some can remember them.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we'll tell you about President Biden's decision to release one million barrels of gasoline from our nation's strategic petroleum reserve and why that decision won't impact gas prices.
We'll play a clip of President Biden claiming that he was Vice president of the United States during the 2020 Pandemic (he wasn't).
We'll play a clip of Senator Ted Cruz questioning a Federal Judicial nominee about her decision to send a male serial rapist to a woman's correctional facility to serve out his sentence.
We'll tell you about the origins of the 6-foot Covid Social distancing rule and the lack of science behind it.
We'll tell you how much more likely you will be struck by an electric vehicle vs. a gasoline-powered car if you are a pedestrian.
We'll tell you what a MEME stock is and how thousands lost tens of thousands of dollars last week by buying stocks being promoted on Social media.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Detroit, where the intended victim wrestles a gun away from one of the armed attackers and winds up shooting both of them with that same gun.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from French philosopher Jean Roseau on the choice between living free of danger or living peacefully in slavery.
Producer Susan tells us about the origins of Memorial Day celebrations and where & when that custom began 150 years ago.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we'll tell you why the State of New Jersey is suing a Church group over a Sunday morning land use restriction they have had in place for over 150 years.
In a close runner-up, we'll share with you how President Biden has gone from condemning trade tariffs as stupid and hurting the American consumer to embracing & imposing them.
In a new "Who could have seen that coming" segment, we'll tell you what happened when New York City erected a six-foot diameter video portal on a public sidewalk that linked the residents of New York City to the residents of Dublin, Ireland.
We'll tell you in what year the first plastic credit card was issued and how many years later it took for the first one to be issued in a woman's name.
We'll put inflation into perspective by telling you how much you could buy today with a $100 gift card you got, put into a drawer, and forgot about four years ago.
We'll share the results of a study comparing the cost-effectiveness of Diesel engine power trucks vs. battery-powered trucks.
We'll tell you how many guns are being stolen in this country every year and how criminals obtain the vast majority of their guns (Hint: They don't buy them at gun shows).
We'll tell you how the six-foot COVID social distancing rule was arrived at (Hint: No science was involved).
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Katy, Texas, where a 60-year-old single woman confronts two armed home invaders.

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In this week's podcast, our quote is from author Ayn Rand on the differences in consequences between what happens when a business person makes a mistake and when a bureaucrat makes a mistake.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we'll play a clip of a mother upset that a veterinarian won't treat her young son, who identifies as a cat.
In our runner-up segment, we will tell where the driver of a US Post office van driver was stopped for speeding and how fast she was going. Think triple digits.
We'll tell you which states lead the nation in per capita beer consumption and the startling amounts of beer the residents drink yearly.
If you've ever watched a Road Runner cartoon, we'll tell you about the seven rules that all of those cartoons had to conform to.
In our look back in time segment, we'll tell you in what central US City the local police department dropped bombs on a home 39 years ago, killing 11 people inside.
We'll give you an update on the startling increase in the number of Fentanyl pills being seized in this country over the past seven years.
We'll tell you about the origins of the Walt Disney Company, the risk that Walt Disney himself took to save his company from oblivion, and why he took that risk.
We'll tell you how much money is being spent to come up with a vaccine for cows to reduce the amount of their farts and why it is a pointless waste of money.
In our "So you think you are having a bad day" segment, we'll tell you what happened to a Massachusetts driver AFTER his car ran off the road in a one-car accident.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Cleveland, where a young carjacker picks the wrong Amazon delivery driver to try and carjack.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from the first female Prime Minister of Israel on the issue of trying to negotiate peace with a sworn enemy.
In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we'll tell you about a 70-year-old Pennsylvania man arrested for carrying a gun inside of a home that he owned.
In a close runner-up, we'll tell you how many corrections the White House press office has had to issue regarding inaccurate claims and statements President Biden made in the first four months of this year. Hint: It averages more than one per day.
We'll tell you how much money Intel has been losing attempting to produce microchips in the country. The number is in the billions of dollars per year and growing.
In our science minute, we'll tell you which bird is the highest-flying in the world and the astounding altitude it can reach.
We'll tell you about another false claim by the media regarding what they claim is an alarming increase in the number of school shooting incidents in this country. Hint: There isn't.
We'll tell you about a first-of-its-kind all-nude ocean cruise.
We'll update you on the California bullet train saga and tell you what they have achieved after spending $9 Billion on the project over the past 16 years. We will also update you on when the first train is expected to run. (Hint: Not in your lifetime)
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from one of our favorite Sheriffs: Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd, who describes what happened after a thug opened fire on two of his deputies.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from Charles Darwin, who tells us what single factor decides which species will survive and which ones will perish
In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we once again have two contenders:
The first is a woman who won't let visitors to her home use her bathroom and makes them poop in her backyard
The second is the Colorado Legislature, which has decided that the First Amendment doesn't apply to it and has issued a list of words and phrases that can't be used when proposing or debating pending legislation.
You decide the winner.
We'll tell you how much money Ford lost on each of the 10,000 electric vehicles it produced in the first quarter of this year. The number is astounding!
We'll tell you about a restaurant using robots to deliver food to customer tables instead of humans.
We'll tell you which nearby communist country is running out of food and cash.
We'll tell you about the perfect gift for the man with everything: A flame-throwing robot dog.
We'll tell you a little bit about the man who killed four police officers and wounded four others in Charlotte, NC, on Monday.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Hapeville, Georgia, where a man in a parking garage is confronted by two armed thugs trying to rob him.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from comedian/actor Ricky Gervais on what marked the beginning of the end of society as we know it.
In our Stupidest Thing I've Heard All Week segment, we'll play a clip of a Colorado State legislator explaining why women shouldn't own guns for self-protection and how "Gun free zone" signs keep our schools safe from school shooters.
We'll tell you many millionaires call New York City home. The number might astound you.
We'll tell you where & why the rats in one city are getting high
We'll let you know about the nationwide network of illegal marijuana growing operations being run by Chinese criminal gangs and how they are putting licensed dispensaries out of business.
In the most touching story you have heard in a long time, we'll tell you why a 7-year-old girl opened a Lemonade stand in front of her house and how her community responded when they discovered why she was doing it.
We'll tell you about a novel defense strategy NJ Senator Bob Menedez and his wife plan on adopting when they each go on trial (separately) on bribery charges in the next several months.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Beaver Fall, PA, where one of those single women whom the Colorado State Representative who doesn't think a woman should own a gun uses her gun to shoot and kill an intruder breaking into her home.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from football coach Lou Holtz on the secret to success
In our stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we have three contenders:
A US Congresswoman telling High school kids the moon is made of gas
A woman who knowingly gave $1,000 in tips to workers at a Taco Bell restaurant and why she now wants that money back.
Another US Congressman is concerned that if we station too many military personnel on Guam, the Island might tip over.
You decide the winner.
We'll tell you where the most expensive McDonald's in the US and how much a Big Mac meal costs there. Hint: It is not located in either California or NY City.
We'll tell you about a fast-growing new criminal enterprise called "Tourism Burglary," where criminals from other countries come to the US on Tourist Visas to burglarize high-end homes.
We'll ask why the police and the news media frequently omit one key piece of identifying information when asking the public for help locating wanted suspects. Can you guess what physical characteristic they routinely omit from those requests and why?
We'll tell you about a study from the UK called the "Cass Report," which has resulted from the extensive use of puberty blockers to treat children under the of 18 suffering from Gender Dysphoria. The results are disturbing.
We'll play a clip of an interview on British TV about the Cass report and the exchange between the program host and one of the guests that followed her proclamation about which pronouns she wanted to be referred to as.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Houston, where a scheme by an illegal alien to fraudulently obtain a US VISA goes wrong.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from Mahatma Gandhi on the source of true strength.
In light of last week's earthquake in NJ, we'll revisit briefly how the Richter scale measures the intensity of earthquakes.
In our stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we'll discuss a proposal requiring the US Government to issue tax credits to anyone spending more than 30% of their take-home pay on rent.
We'll tell you why becoming a Porch Pirate is one of the fastest-growing career choices in this country and how many packages are stolen every day.
We'll give you an update on Haiti's violence, unrest & poverty and compare the chaos in that country to its neighbor to the east, the Dominican Republic, both of which are located on the Island of Hispaniola.
In a story you didn't hear on the news last week, we'll tell you about the murder of an Ohio man by another illegal alien with a lengthy criminal record and ask why the national news networks didn't cover that story.
We'll tell you about the dramatic changes in US national birth rates by age group: which age group now accounts for the most significant percentage of all births, and which age group now accounts for the lowest percentage after falling by more than 60% over the past 25 years.
We'll tell you how much a dozen eggs cost in California and why that figure is double that in most other US States.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Cobb County, Georgia, where two thugs make one of the worst possible choices in deciding what type of business to rob.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from Mark Twain, who tells you why you will permanently lose if you decide to argue with stupid people.
In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week segment," we'll play a clip of a young woman telling an interviewer why she has decided that not even trying to make any payment on her student loan debt is a smart thing to do.
Our national debt is $34 trillion, growing by almost $2 trillion annually. We'll tell you how long it would take to shred $34 Trillion in $100 bills at one $100 bill per second.
In a related story, we'll play a clip of President Biden repeatedly (and incorrectly) claiming that he has cut the NATIONAL DEBT IN HALF when what he is talking about is simply reducing the annual budget deficit (which is just a tiny fraction of the actual National debt).
Following up on last week's story about squatters in New York City, we'll play a clip of Florida Sheriff Grady Judd describing how they handle squatters in Polk County, Florida, and ask why other cities don't handle that problem the same way they do.
We'll tell you about a surge in TB cases in this country, what is driving that surge, and how it impacts our food supply.
We'll let you know about a reported "Mass Shooting" in Indianapolis this past weekend and tell you why it wasn't.
We'll let you know which City has decided to start giving illegal immigrant families free $350 debit cards per week.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Collinsville, Missouri, where a home invader gets his wish after he tells the armed homeowner, "You're going to have to shoot me."

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from a book on economics. It discusses how companies' pursuit of profits helps consumers by improving quality and features and lowering the cost of goods and services.
We'll tell you how Donald Trump became $5.6 billion richer on Tuesday than on Sunday.
In our "The stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we'll tell you about a New York City woman arrested for changing the locks on her house to keep squatters out.
In the saddest (but stupid) story I've heard all week, we'll tell you about the tragic ending to the story of a Colorado family who made a fateful decision to leave their home and head into the wilderness to "live off the grid."
We'll tell you how a Federal Judge ruled on the case of an illegal alien who was charged with illegally having a gun.
We have two clips by our favorite Senator, John Kennedy (R-LA): The first is him questioning a Biden Judicial nominee about what she meant when she used the term "Assault weapon" in a brief she had submitted to the court, and the second is him questioning a so-called "expert witness" on the topic of climate change.
We'll tell you about a questionable pre-dawn raid by the ATF at the home of a Little Rock airport executive that left him dead in his home and ask why they picked that time & place to try and arrest him.
Our taxpayer relief story comes to us from Houston, where a homeowner gets into a shootout with three armed thugs, and we'll tell you who got shot/wounded or killed after more than 40 rounds were fired during that exchange of gunfire.

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In this week's episode, our quote is from author John Quinton on what politicians do when they finally start to see some light at the end of the tunnel.
We'll compare & contrast the number of people shot at the Kansas City, Missouri Superbowl parade last month to how many people didn't get shot at the Kansas City Kansas St. Patrick's Day parade this past Sunday and ask what accounts for the dramatic difference.
We'll give you another example of an unnecessary multi-million dollar expenditure by the Federal government that is being repeated in city after city across this country in the name of "going green" by a country with $34 Trillion in debt.
In a related story, we'll give you an update on the California bullet train saga, including how much additional Federal funding they are asking for and the new anticipated completion date for that project. Hint: Not in your lifetime.
We'll tell you where & why some Taco Bell restaurants are closing their indoor dining areas and going cashless.
We'll discuss an Op-Ed piece by a Pastor who believes the savage beating of a St. Louis area female high school student by another female student is a symptom of a "Victimhood mentality" being preached and fostered by the liberal media and many Democrat politicians.
We'll play a clip of different teachers explaining why many of today's students have become unteachable and who is to blame.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from St. Paul, MN, where a man in a park defends himself against four armed teenage thugs.

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In this week's episode, our quote of the week is from Winston Churchill on the secret to success.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we'll tell you about people paying more for a bottle of water than a bottle of Vodka and where that water comes from.
We'll tell you how a woman scammed a convenience store chain out of 7,000 of gas using her rewards card.
In our "Language matters" segment, we'll explain why President Biden's claim that he intends to "restore" the child tax credit is his way of stating that he wants to INCREASE IT BY 50% from $2,000 per child to $3,000 per child, thereby converting tens of thousands of families with children from net taxpayers into net tax receivers.
We'll tell you how many handguns are being transformed into fully automatic machine guns by thugs and how they are doing it.
We'll let you know how a bunch of New York City employees illegally obtained more than $1 Million in COVID relief funds by stealing the identities of 170 homeless people in that city.
We'll tell you about the first-ever arrest of its kind for a guy charged with attempting to smuggle "Greenhouse gases" into the United States.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Chicago, where a thug on a bike picks the wrong 60-year-old man to try and rob at gunpoint.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from Actor Ryan Reynolds about the obsessive fear of gluten held by many residents of Los Angeles.
In our stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we again have multiple contenders.
The first concerns the City of Chicago suing oil companies and the second concerns the State of New York suing a beef producer over alleged climate change.
We'll play a clip from a young woman in New York City instructing other young women how to live and eat in that city without working.
We'll tell you what percentage of today's college graduates work at a job without a college degree.
Well, tell you about a taxpayer-funded program that is flying hundreds of thousands of asylum-seeking immigrants directly to 43 different airports in the interior US, where they are processed and then released into those nearby cities.
In our "Moment with Biden" segment, we'll play an unedited 30-second clip of President Biden mistakenly referring to Gaza as Ukraine twice in less than 10 seconds and then play the edited version of those same remarks that appeared on the evening news, with the repeated incorrect reference to Ukraine edited out.
We'll tell you how frequently and quickly criminals in New York City are being arrested for serious crimes and then released to commit even more crimes.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Ohio and is attacked by three masked and armed home invaders, and the results after she was able to retrieve her gun.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from 1984 author George Orwell on why most Americans can sleep peacefully at night.
We'll play a short clip of President Biden confusing 2024 with 2020
In our stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we'll tell you why Democrats in the Colorado legislature blocked a proposed new "Common sense gun control law" that would have increased the penalty for stealing a gun or possessing a stolen gun from a misdemeanor to a felony (like it already is in many other states).
We'll play a clip of a Kansas City resident & podcaster criticizing the Mayor of Kansas City, trying to blame the guns for the Superbowl Parade shootings instead of the thugs who did the shooting. In a related story, we'll play a clip of Ann Coulter on the Bill Maher show two days after that same shooting, explaining to him how we know the shooter wasn't a white Christian male even though the police had not yet released the identities of the shooters.
In the grossest story I've heard in a long time, we'll tell you what doctors found inside the nose of a man who went to the hospital for his frequent & recurring nose bleeds.
In a story straight out of Jurassic Park, we'll tell you about a female sting ray who became pregnant despite the absence of male sting rays in her tank.
We'll compare the number of death penalty executions in the US every year vs. the number that China carries out every year and how quickly those sentences are carried out in that country.
In another story you didn't hear on the network news, we'll tell you some details about the identity of the man accused of murdering the Georgia nursing student and how the Atlanta Journal-Constitution described him.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from St. Louis, where an apartment resident shoots & kills an intruder who entered his 2nd-floor apartment from a fire escape at 4:00 AM.

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In this week's podcast, many of our segments and stories will deal with recent shooting incidents and gun statistics.
Consistent with that theme, our quote of the week is from 1985 from then-Senator Joseph Biden and what he had to say about criminals getting guns almost 40 years ago.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we have two contenders for you to pick from:
The first is from a California state legislator who wants to raise the minimum wage rate in that state to $50 per hour.
The second is from a New York City woman who was scammed out of $50,000 that she put into a shoe box and then handed it to a stranger. You decide the winner.
We'll tell you what happened to gun crimes in Ohio after that state did away with the necessity for qualifying individuals to obtain a state-issued Concealed weapon carry permit to carry a concealed weapon in that state legally.
We'll tell you the results of a study done on the issue of racial bias in police shooting incidents by a black Harvard professor and what happened to him after he published the results of that study.
In a story you didn't hear on the news, we'll tell you how old the shooter was who shot & killed a man on a Denver city bus last month.
In another story you didn't hear on the news, we'll tell you about the identity of the shooters who wounded 22 and killed one at the Kansas City Superbowl parade last week and why you haven't seen pictures of the two shooters on the news.
We'll read you an analysis of the $355 million judgment a New York State judge handed down against Donald Trump and why that judgment is outrageous and unwarranted and might be overturned on appeal.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Harris County, Texas, where an armed thug breaks into a truck parked in an apartment complex parking lot at 3:00 AM only to encounter the truck's owner, who was sleeping in the back seat of the truck.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from Economist Thomas Sowell, who reminds us that when it comes to statistics, correlation does not necessarily imply causation, something that many people incorrectly assume is linked.
In another sad example of President Biden's mental decline, we'll play a clip of him confusing the country of Mexico with the country of Egypt.
We'll tell you why the construction of wind turbines adds massive amounts of CO2 to the atmosphere.
We'll tell you what US city is averaging more than two 911 calls per person per year for every city resident.
We'll tell you how thieves steal the cables from EV charging stations and what one city is spending to replace them.
We'll tell you in which city 70 city building inspectors were arrested for accepting contractors' bribes in a scheme that has been going on for decades.
intelligenceWe'll tell you how much power artificial Intelligence systems are using and how that power consumption adds even more CO2 to the atmosphere.
We'll tell you about a decision by the Hawaii Supreme Court in which they conclude they are not bound by the US Constitution nor legal rulings issued by the US Supreme Court.
Our taxpayer relief shot came to us from Florida, where a 67-year-old woman was confronted by a man who broke into her home at 3 a.m.

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In this week's episode, our quote of the week is from Plato, who tells us the price that good men (and good women) pay for their indifference to public affairs.
In our stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we again have three contenders.
The first is two doctors who claim pregnancy is a disease caused by a pathogenic organism invading the host's body.
The second is about some homeowners who built million-dollar homes next to a park and are now suing the city to force them to close that park, which was there 30 years before they built their homes.
The last is about a US Congresswoman who claims that the decision by Walgreens to close a store in her district is racially motivated.
In another sad example of the decline in President Biden's mental abilities, we'll play a clip of a speech he gave last week in which he claims that he had a conversation in 2021 with somebody who had died in 1996.
We'll tell you which female athlete holds the record for the most extended participation in the Olympic games and what event she will be competing in this summer in her 8th Olympic competition.
We'll tell you about a new National Labor Relations Board ruling that will allow college athletes to form labor unions.
We'll tell you how long it takes the police in NY City to respond to the highest priority "Crime in progress" 9-11 calls. Hint: You can hard boil an egg in less time.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Salem, Indiana, where a man shoots and kills a man in his home who was attacking other family members.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from Mark Twain, who tells us what the two most important days of your life are.
In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we have three contenders:
A Proposal to give convicted felons $3,000 of taxpayer money on the day they are released from prison
A City that has classified Social Media as an "Environmental Toxin" and a "Public health hazard," putting it in the same category as asbestos, PCBs, and lead paint.
A protest suggestion would accomplish nothing except leave participants unemployed, homeless, cold, and hungry.
You decide the winner.
In our "The road to hell is paved with good intentions" segment, we'll tell you how New Jersey's two-year-old ban on single-use plastic bags has backfired.
We'll tell you why people who claim to support free speech but want hate speech regulated don't understand the concept of free speech.
We'll tell you where a Starbucks employee was fired for doing a good deed and what the good deed that got him fired was.
We'll tell you where some cities charge $1,000 or more to issue people a Concealed weapon carry permit and why that practice will most likely be ruled unconstitutional.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Houston. Here, a good guy with a gun shoots & kills an armed thug and then disappears before the police arrive.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from author C. S. Lewis regarding the most cowardly thing ordinary people routinely do
In a story you didn't hear about on the news, we'll tell you about a sheriff who accepted $90,000 in bribes in exchange for issuing more than a dozen concealed weapon carry permits and ask why that story never made the national news.
In another story that you might not have heard about on the news, we'll tell you where a Nigerian immigrant out on bond committed a mass murder, what type of weapon he used, and why that story died such a quick death, assuming you even heard about it, to begin with
In yet another story I guarantee you didn't hear about on TV, we'll tell you about the lengths members of the Democrat-controlled January 6th committee have gone to avoid turning over all of the files associated with that investigation to their Republican successors and ask why are they taking those extreme measures in violation of clear House rules & requirements.
We'll tell you why Mexico is suing US gun manufacturers for $10 Billion and the surprising ruling on a motion in that case by a Federal Appeals court.
We'll play just a 2-minute clip of a 20-minute Presentation by Dr. Willie Soon, Ph. D., explaining why the claims about global warming made by the UN IPCC committee are based on flawed & manipulated data.
We'll also pay a 90-second clip of conservative comedian Jeff Allen asking, "Would you hire Joe Biden to work the cash register if you owned a Starbucks franchise"?
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Oklahoma, where a terrified single woman is on the phone with a 911 operator, telling the dispatcher that a man is trying to break into her house and what happens when the police can't get there in time.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from Thomas Sowell on how well-intentioned visions of a better world can become nightmares by those impacted by the misguided efforts to achieve that future Utopian state.
In a new segment called "The biggest lie of the week," we'll tell you how the media incorrectly claimed that Texas National Guardsmen prevented Customs & Border Patrol agents from rescuing a mother and her children who drowned in the Rio Grande River. The story was a lie, but no retractions have been published by those who incorrectly reported the original story.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we'll tell you about efforts by the FAA to hire people with severe intellectual handicaps and psychiatric problems to fill openings in that organization.
We'll tell you who the world's most prominent Electric Vehicle manufacturer is and where they are based. Hint: It isn't Tesla and not U.S.-based.
In a related story, we'll tell you which major rental car company is getting out of the EV rental business and selling off its fleet of 20,000 EVs
We'll give you some updated figures from the ATF regarding how many guns there are in this country and how many of them are AR-15-style rifles.
We'll play a short clip of Senator John Kennedy (R-LA) questioning a Federal Judge nominee about the Constitution and why her name was withdrawn from consideration after her inability to answer those questions.
We'll tell you about a new ruling from a Federal judge regarding the prohibition against bringing your gun with you into a Post Office.
We'll tell you about a new Computer virus threat you might see on your Facebook page and why you might be tempted to click on the link.
We'll tell you about a new study that explains why humans and other mammals require sleep and what our brain does while we sleep.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Huston, where a woman drops off her boyfriend at his apartment, and then, hearing her screams, he rushes back to her car after two armed thugs attempted to rob & carjack her. It did not end well for the thugs.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from Winston Churchill, who sums up what it takes to be successful in politics.
In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we'll play a brief clip from the Joe Pags show where he lists some of the ridiculous & wasteful things the government is spending money on.
We'll tell you how many cars were stolen and carjacked in Washington, DC, last year and what that figure works out daily. The statistics might shock you.
We'll tell you about the most significant act of civil disobedience in this country in more than 50 years that is taking place in one US State right now and ask why you haven't heard about it on the news.
We'll dissect the lie that was reported by all the major news networks last week, claiming that there were 657 mass shootings in this country in 2023 when the actual number was just 6!
We'll tell you about a dog that ate $4,000 in cash its owners had left in an envelope in their home and the lengths the dog's owners went to to try and recover some of that money. Those efforts give a new meaning to the term "Laundering money."
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Indianapolis, where a homeowner shoots & kills an armed home invader with the intruder's gun. We were going to tell you which foreign company has surpassed Tesla as the world's leading producer of electric vehicles, but we ran out of time and will share that story with you next week.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is by Mark Twain regarding what can be learned from the second kick of a mule.
In our stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we'll tell you about a burglar who decided that calling for an Uber ride was the best way to make his getaway from a crime scene.
We'll tell you about two sets of twins born this past weekend, where each sibling was born in a different year.
We'll tell you how the State of Texas and bus companies are getting around a restriction imposed by the Mayor of New York City limiting when busloads of illegal immigrants can be dropped off in that city.
In a related story, we'll tell you how much the debt-ridden State of California has budgeted to provide unlimited free medical care to illegal immigrants living in that state.
In a story you won't hear on the evening news, we'll tell you how many police officers were intentionally murdered by suspects in 2023 and ask why you never hear that figure reported
We'll tell you how efforts to reduce CO2 emissions by the US and European countries are being completely negated and overshadowed by increases in emissions from Countries like India and China.
If you drive your car for business, we'll tell you how much the IRS has decided to increase the business mileage allowance for 2024
We'll put some perspective on the loss of life the Country of Israel suffered on October the 7th and scale that figure up to a population-adjusted figure for the US and ask if as many US Citizens would be calling for restraint if the United States had experienced a similar population-adjusted loss of life on that same day.
In keeping with our story about police officers being murdered in the line of duty, our taxpayer relief shot this week comes to us from New Jersey, where a thug attempted to murder a police officer and wound up dead as a result of his efforts.

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In this week's episode, our quote of the week is from Winston Churchill regarding the problem with pure Democracies.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we'll tell you how the city of Denver is solving its homeless problem by making people in a neighboring town homeless instead.
Our stupidest thing I've heard all week, runner-up, is a story about how someone tried to smuggle live ammunition through an airport TSA security checkpoint and failed.
The media has been telling you about the monetary costs of illegal immigration to various US cities but not the cost of human lives. We'll let you know how many people have been murdered by illegal immigrants in just one State and ask why the media never tells you about those statistics.
In our "The road to hell is paved with good intentions" segment, we'll tell you what has happened to the opioid overdose death rate in the State of Oregon after the voters there passed a ballot measure decriminalizing the use & possession of illegal drugs in that State.
Are you or someone you know thinking about buying a diamond soon? We'll tell you what has happened to the price of perfect lab-grown diamonds over the past five years and how that change has affected the cost of natural diamonds.
We'll tell you about a new study of the homicide rate in the United States and how that rate has changed over the past 40 years. Hint: Gun ownership rates are way up, and homicide rates are way down.
We'll revisit the topic of the effect a college education has on life expectancy and share the results of a new study on this issue with you.
We'll tell you why the Colorado Court decision barring Donald Trump from appearing on that State's ballot was based on an entirely flawed application of Section 3 of the 14th Amendment to the US Constitution and why it will most likely be overturned by the US Supreme Court, possibly in a 9-0 decision.
For our taxpayer relief shot, we revisit our story from last week, where a single mother shot & killed a 14-year-old teenager trying to break into her home at 3:00 AM. This week, we have an interview with that mother, who tells us why she did what she did.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from economist Thomas Sowell on how many people today view the success of others as a grievance instead of something to be admired and emulated.
We'll tell you which Japanese electronics giant has been delisted from Japan's Stock exchange and will most likely go out of business. If you are over 30, the chances are excellent that you have owned & used some of their products.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we'll tell you about a proposal requiring the police officer to get permission from headquarters before removing their gun from a lock box in their cruiser and putting it in their holster.
We'll tell you why, despite their male names, all of Santa's reindeer were females.
We'll tell why the Biden administration is stalling the sale of 20,000 M-16 rifles to Israel.
We'll revisit college students repeating the Pro-Palestinian chant "From the River to the Sea" without having the faintest idea of what that chant means.
In a related story, we'll tell you about a brilliant piece of commentary by Bill Maher on the Israel/Hamas conflict. You can watch that video here: https://twitter.com/billmaher/status/1735886698360586367.
We'll tell you how many people were added to the no-fly list last year and the seven ways your name could get added to that list that now numbers in the millions.
We'll give you an example of how the media is using language to demonize guns instead of people misusing them.
We'll play a parody ad illustrating what electric vehicle car companies would tell you if they were completely honest about the electric vehicles they want you to buy.
a.m.Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Ft. Worth, Texas, where a young teenage burglar is shot & killed by a female homeowner at 3 o'clock and asks what a 14-year-old is doing out on the street at that hour.

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In this week's episode, our quote is by Wal-Mart founder Sam Walton on the power of the customer.
We'll tell you about an incredible coincidence during the Mega-Millions drawing on December 8.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we have three contenders;
The first is a woman who brings her loaded handgun with her into an MRI machine
The second is the head of a women's organization who can't define what a woman is
The third is about Pro-Palestinian College students chanting "From the River to the Sea" who have no idea what river or sea the chant is referring to or what achieving the goal of that chant would mean.
In a related story, we'll play a clip from the Congressional hearings last week where three University presidents were asked if protesters calling for the genocide of Jewish people violated their guidelines against bullying & harassment and why the answers they gave cost one of them her job.
In yet another related story, we'll tell which traditionally anti-gun ethnic group has suddenly decided that maybe owning a gun and learning how to use it might not be a bad idea after all.
We'll play a clip explaining how both NASA and the NOAA have collaborated to convert actual temperature data showing a global cooling trend into a report showing a global warming trend by making questionable adjustments to the real recorded data and fabricating data for up to 50% of the reporting stations that either no longer exist or have stopped reporting data.
We'll tell you about a squatter who moved into a vacant home, fixed it up, and then sold it for a considerable profit and why the court allowed him to keep the money over the objections of the legal owner.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Granada Hills, California, where three armed thugs break into a home, but only two are left alive.

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In this week's episode, our quote of the week is by President Harry S. Truman on how he felt about politicians getting rich while in office.
In our first related story, we'll tell you how gold bars given to a current US Senator as a bribe were traced back to the businessman who gave them to him.
In our second related story, we'll play a clip from Congressman James Comer detailing what they discovered when they were finally able to subpoena bank records from Hunter Biden's shell companies and which politician received regular payments from one of those companies.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we have three contenders:
Biden claimed that corporations should be able to start reducing consumer prices because the rate of inflation for just the most recent month has slowed to 3%
President Biden repeatedly & incorrectly claiming that he had "Cut the National Debt in half" when what he actually cut in half was the annual BUDGET DEFICIT.
The new Mayor of Chicago blames the City's mounting problems on "Right-wing Republicans" when there hasn't been a Republican Mayor of Chicago in over 90 years.
You pick the winner.
We'll tell you which US Senator blocked an attempt by one of his fellow Senators to subpoena the flight logs & passenger manifests for Jeffery Epstein's private jet and ask "What possible reason could he have for doing that?"
We'll tell you how Climate change and this year's much-touted "Summer of drought" impacted the US corn crop. A story you definitely didn't hear about on the evening news.
We'll tell you how many Ford dealerships are opting out of the Company's "EV Dealer & service center" program and why.
In another study you didn't hear about on the evening news, we'll give you the data from a study that showed that during the pandemic that people who wore masks "Always or almost always" came down with Covid infections at a rate that was nearly double the group the wore masks "Never or almost never".
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Memphis where a customer in a Dollar General store shoots & kills one of three armed thugs robbing the store.

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In this week's podcast, we have two related quotes of the week (one by Albert Einstein), both dealing with the necessity of combating evil in this world.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we'll tell you how the Colorado State legislature has managed to socialize tax refunds.
We'll read a highly provocative & controversial Op-Ed piece by a Spanish writer who claims that it wasn't just 6 million Jews who died in the Holocaust but all of Europe as well when the unbridled immigration from Muslim countries that followed began to destroy centuries of European culture.
In a related piece, we'll tell you how many Nobel prize winners were of Jewish heritage. That figure might astound you.
We'll tell you about a New York State law that allows women to sue famous people for things they claim might have happened more than 30 years ago and ask if you think that law is reasonable.
We'll share a quick Return on Investment (ROI) calculation showing you what the payback would have been if Congress had approved Trump's 2018 request for $7 billion to finish the construction of the US/Mexico border wall.
We'll tell you how many weeks a dog in Colorado continued to guard the body of its owner after he died from a heart attack while on a hike in the wilderness and ask if your dog would have stayed by your body (and survived) for that same length of time.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Philadelphia, where an armed thug forces his way into an upscale high-rise apartment at 7:00 PM on Thanksgiving day and gets something other than pumpkin pie for his troubles.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from the late Andy Rooney of 60 Minutes fame on the paradox of living to an old age.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we have two entries: The first is how New York City police described the circumstances of the death of a man found with no head or arms.
The second is about the State of California suspending the concealed weapon carry permit of a man who legally used his gun to fend off an attack by two masked & armed attackers.
We'll play a brief clip from the most recent Saturday Night Live show demonstrating how even this bastion of liberalism has turned against President Biden and is signaling that they don't believe he should run for a second term.
We'll tell you about a subtle change that has taken place at a White House staff meeting having to do with which way the attendees orient their name plates and why Biden no longer uses the main staircase to enter or exit Air Force One.
We'll tell you about a decline in the average life expectancy for men in this country and how getting a college degree or trade school education can add years to that life expectancy.
We'll tell you which State won the dubious distinction of winning the "Least free state in the union" award and which states came in places 2 through 4.
We'll give you some commentary from scientists who argue that based on earth's past history that MORE CO2 in the earth's atmosphere would actually be beneficial to both plant & animal life (including humans) on this planet.
We'll tell you why Hamas has stated that their objective behind the October 7th attack on Israeli civilians was to achieve a "Permanent state of war" and why they want to achieve that result.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Florida, where an intruder brings a hatchet to a gunfight with an armed homeowner.

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In this week's episode, our quote of the week is from playwright George Bernard Shaw on why some knowledge is more dangerous than ignorance.
In our most ironic story of the week, we'll tell you which national labor union is the target of a strike by its rank-and-file employees who are seeking higher wages & better benefits.
In a follow-up to our story about how many times homicide suspects in Washington DC had been arrested before finally being arrested for murder, we'll tell you about the shocking increase in car thefts & violent crime in that same city so far this year.
We'll let you know what happened to gun sales in Maine last month following the mass shooting at the Lewiston Maine Bowling alley and the 3-day search for the killer that followed.
We'll tell you why more than 70% of the immigrants entering the US from Mexico are not legally eligible to apply for asylum in this country.
We'll tell you which city spent more than $5 Million on electric trucks to replace some of their diesel-powered snow plows only to discover that they are not suitable for use as snow plows and how they could have determined that for just a tiny fraction of that cost.
We'll give you an actual example of how Trump Derangement Syndrome has become the focal point of some people's entire lives.
We'll play a clip by historian & political commentator Victor Davis Hanson describing President Biden as a mere "Construct" and "Avatar" being used by the people who are in control of this country.
Our Taxpayer relief shot comes to us from St. Louis, where a woman's ex-boyfriend, who is armed with a gun, breaks into her home at 1:00 AM only to encounter her new boyfriend, who is also armed.

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In this week's podcast, our quote is from the Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius on why the opinion of 10,000 men can be worthless and how that observation still holds today.
We'll tell you how bad retail theft losses have gotten and how much those thefts cost law-abiding consumers each year.
We'll tell you how fast the fastest male runner finished the New York City Marathon this past weekend and how many more male runners finished the race ahead of the fastest female runner, and ask what will happen if & when one of those also-ran male runners declares that he wants to identify as and run as a woman in the next marathon.
We'll play a 90-second clip of an award-winning journalist explaining why claiming CO2 is a "Pollutant" is ludicrous.
We'll play a 90-second clip of Louisiana Senator John Kennedy explaining why he thinks President Biden has (QUOTE): "Taken the bullet train to Chumptown."
We'll ask why the federal government is paying half the cost of an $8 Billion subway expansion project in New York City that won't benefit anyone who doesn't live or work in New York City.
We'll tell you about a new minimum wage for healthcare workers law in California that went into effect this year and is now costing that state billions of dollars and adding to that state's already staggering debt.
We'll tell you which famous Seattle-based billionaire is moving to Florida and why.
We'll tell you how many prior arrests the average homicide suspect in Washington, DC, has when they are arrested for killing someone and explain why thugs with so many prior arrests are out on the street committing more crimes instead of spending more time in prison.

In a related story, this week's Taxpayer relief shot also comes to us from Washington DC, the carjacking capital of the United States, where two very young thugs pick the wrong car to try and carjack with tragic consequences.

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This week's podcast will tell you when Daylight Savings Time started in the US and why.
This week's quote is from the Mash character Dr. Hawkeye Pierce (played by Alan Alda) on the difference between war and hell.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we have two contenders:
The first is a decision by the Oregon State Department of Education to award high school diplomas to all seniors, even if they can't read, write, or do basic math.
The second is a 90-second clip of a young girl who recently graduated from college on the horrors she is dealing with having to work a 9-5 job.
We'll revisit the mass shooting that took place at a Maine bowling alley last week and tell you some things that you probably didn't hear on the news. We also tell you about an OODA loop and how breaking a shooter's OODA loop can save lives.
We'll ask the question of why TV news reports frequently tell you that the victims of fatal traffic accidents weren't wearing seat belts but never tell you that murder victims were unarmed & defenseless. Aren't both of those things contributing factors to their deaths, and if so, why report one and not the other?
We'll revisit the concept of "The Invisible hand of Capitalism," a term first used by economist Adam Smith in his 1776 book "The Wealth of Nations," and use the selection of ice cream in your local grocery store to describe how it works in real life.
We'll give you an update on two recent Federal court decisions out of California dealing with guns that might impact what you can buy & legally own in all 50 states.
We'll tell you about the most recent northern state claiming that they no longer can provide shelter to illegal immigrants despite a self-imposed state law requiring them to do so.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Ohio, where four thugs broke into a closed smoke shop at 1:30 in themorning only to encounter an armed store employee who had been working in the back room.

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In this week's episode, our quote of the week is from Napoleon Bonaparte on whether or not stupidity is a handicap
We'll revisit a topic from 4 months ago and give you an update on how the rise in interest rates is blowing a massive hole in the Federal budget.
We'll tell you how a 25-year-old Israel woman single-handedly killed 5 Hamas terrorists and helped civilians in a Kibbutz defeat a terrorist attack
We bring you two "You didn't hear this on the news stories": The first is about the US Envoy to Iran being suspended without pay and why he is being investigated by the FBI and ask why the news media isn't reporting this story.
The second concerns the astonishing number of E-mail exchanges between then Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter during Biden's 8 years as Vice President. For someone who has repeatedly claimed that he never discussed his son's business dealing with him, the thousands of e-mail exchanges that to placed between them strain credulity
We'll tell you how many illegal aliens from the Middle East (that we know of) have illegally entered this country in just the past 24 months and are still here and what we don't know about them.
In a related story, we'll tell you in what US city a twice deported illegal alien murdered two people last week and ask how was he able to keep getting back into this country.
We'll review the recently released FBI National Crime Report for 2022 and tell you how many people are getting murdered in this country, which demographic group accounts for more than half the victims & more than half the offenders, and what kinds of weapons are being used to murder them.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Washington State where an 80-year-old woman shoots and kills a 25-year-old thug who had attacked & stabbed her 75-year-old husband.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from Judge Jeanine Pirro on whether or not the genitals you were born with define your gender.
In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week segment," we'll tell you what the government sold for pennies on the dollar less than 60 days ago that they are now spending tens of millions of your tax dollars to replace this month.
We'll give you some perspective on the size & populations of both Israel & the Gaza Strip by comparing them to a U.S. state and city.
We'll update you on more than a dozen new E.V. battery plants in the U.S. and tell you where they are being built and how many people they will employ.
We'll tell you in what city Starbucks is closing seven stores this month, adding their name to a long list of other businesses abandoning this major U.S. City.
We'll tell you about an Air BnB horror story that involves a property owner who can't evict a woman from a guest house on his property that she has been living in rent-free since April of 2022.
We'll tell you the deadliest creature on earth (besides man) and how many worldwide deaths it causes yearly.
We'll play a couple of minutes of outrageous claims, threats & proposals made during the height of the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic by political figures, talk show hosts & various celebrities.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Phoenix, where a husband and father of two children shoots and kills an intruder who broke into his home at 11:00 at night.

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In this week's episode, our quote is regarding whether you can ever expect to hear the truth about them from a narcissist.
In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we'll tell you the excuse Congressman Jamal Bowman (D-NY) used for pulling the fire alarm in the Capitol Building this past Saturday just as the vote on the bill to avoid a government shutdown was about to start.
We'll update you on how many people in this country are currently being killed by Fentanyl each year, compare that figure to the number of people killed by so-called "Assault rifles," and ask if our political leaders have their priorities in the correct order.
If you drive a car with a keyless entry/keyless start and park your car in your driveway, we'll tell you how car thieves can steal your car using the key fob you still have with you in your house.
We'll tell you why the percentage of recently married couples who can no longer afford/qualify to buy a new home has risen from roughly 50% five years ago to more than 98% today.
We'll tell you about the explosive increase in the rate of carjackings in Washington DC and what is behind it. We'll let you know in what four cities Target will close nine stores this month and why. We'll tell you how four friends used the power of social media to get 2,600 New Yorkers to put their name on a reservation wait list for a restaurant that didn't exist.
We'll explain what so-called 'Universal background check laws" actually do and why they don't stop criminals (and 14-year-olds) from getting guns.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Houston, where a man breaks into a home at one o'clock in the morning and what happens when he is met by the armed homeowner when he opens the man's bedroom door.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from the late H.L. Mencken on what motivation is usually behind those who advocate changes they claim are necessary to "Save humanity."
We will play a clip from the speech President Biden gave to the UN General Assembly last week and ask if you can understand what he was saying. We couldn't, nor could the 36 UN translators whose job it is to translate the remarks of any UN speaker into the native languages of other UN members.
We'll tell you how much fentanyl was seized by Customs & Border Patrol agents in Arizona so far this year and how many people that amount could kill. That number is in the BILLIONS! We'll tell you how much electric power a new EV Battery plant being built will require and where that massive amount of power will come from. Hint: It won't be wind, solar or nuclear.
We'll tell you why you no longer need to sneak across the US/Mexico border if you want to enter the US illegally and how you can now fly directly to the US City of your choice with the blessing of the US Government.
We'll tell you about new restrictions imposed on gasoline-powered lawn maintenance equipment and how those restrictions will actually INCREASE Greenhouse gas emissions instead of decreasing them. We'll play a 2-minute speech given by Poland's delegate to the European Union Parliament telling them why Poland neither needs nor wants the tens of thousands of immigrants from the Middle East & Africa that the EU has decided should be given free passage into Europe.
We'll tell you where & why 8,000 minks were released from a breeding farm into the wild and the fate most of those released animals will suffer. We'll tell you about a ruling by a Federal judge that struck down California's 10-round gun magazine limit and what impact that ruling will have on other states if it is not overturned on appeal.
Our Taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Las Vegas, where two thugs pick the wrong home to try and force their way into.

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In this week's episode, our quote of the day describes the difference between conformity and morality and why the two can be diametrically opposed.
We'll tell you who the biggest winners of the auto workers' strike will be if they get all or most of what they demand. Hint: It won't be the UAW members.
With Oktoberfest celebrations already starting in parts of Europe, we'll compare the drinking age in Germany with the drinking age in the US and what impact those age differences have on traffic fatality rates. The result will surprise you.
In our "The stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we'll tell you which school district suspended sponsorship of their athletic teams by a local family-owned business and why.
We'll tell you about a transgender woman/man who is suing the doctors who removed her breasts at her request when she was 15 and the national ramifications that case might have if she wins her suit, and why I hope she does.
We'll bring you up to date on how low our academic standards have fallen and review a list of books every high school student should have read by the time they graduate high school but aren't.
We'll share with you some things to consider before getting the newest Covid shot and why you might want to skip it.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from West Melbourne Florida where two armed thugs pick the wrong house to force their way into at 3:00 a.m.

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In this week's episode, our quote is from Aldous Huxley, the British author of the novel "Brave New World" regarding his view of the average person's intelligence.
We'll tell you what's in President Biden's 2024 budget proposal and how much that budget would add to this country's national debt over the next ten years if adopted.
In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we'll tell you about a plan by the Federal Government to spend an average of $53,000 per home to bring high-speed internet service to homes on Indian reservations, many of which have a value less than the amount it would cost to get internet service to those homes.
In our new "Hypocrisy on display" segment, we'll tell you which Teacher's Union President is sending her child to a private Catholic school where none of the teachers are union members.
We'll tell you about the efforts by the Governor of New Mexico to suspend the Second Amendment in parts of her state and how elected & appointed law enforcement officials are fighting back and stating why they won't enforce her Executive order.
In a story you won't see on TV, we'll tell you about some new, all-time record-high numbers for border crossings by illegal aliens in recent months and ask why most network news stations didn't think you needed to hear about those new record numbers.
We'll tell you about the escaped prisoner in Pennsylvania who has been on the run for almost two weeks and how he became armed.
With the days getting shorter, we'll tell you why you need to start taking a multivitamin every day, and if you are already taking one, you need to check the list of ingredients to stay healthy over the winter.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Antioch, Tennessee, where a gas station/repair shop manager shoots and kills an angry customer who shot & wounded one of his employees.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from George Orwell's book 1984 about how the truth can fade into the mist and be replaced by often repeated and accepted lies.
We'll share with you some startling FBI homicide data broken down by race and tell you what members of which racial group are 5X more likely to become murder victims than members of any other racial demographic.
In a new "The most dishonest & deceptive thing I've heard all week" segment, we'll tell how the staff of one government organization started to use Greek letters in their E-mail communications to shield those e-mails from Freedom of Information Act requests by obscuring key search term words.
We'll tell you about a new tactic by Mexican drug cartels that could turn you into an unknowing drug smuggler if you drive your car into Mexico.
We'll tell you why predictions that the world will reach a point of "Peak oil consumption" and then start to reduce its reliance on oil-based products sometime in the next 20 years is an impossible fairy tale.
In our "A story you won't see on TV" segment, we'll tell you about a document signed by more than 1,600 scientists and Ph.D. professors from around the world debunking the claim that the world is in the midst of a global "Climate emergency."
We'll tell you why the claims of gun control advocates about the existence of a so-called "Gun Show loophole" aren't valid and why that claim is a myth.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Munhall, PA, where a 58-year-old homeowner returns fire after two armed home invaders break into his home and start shooting at him. It didn't turn out well for the home invaders.

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This week's quote is from philosopher Fredrick Hegel on what we do and don't learn from history.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we'll tell you which state-run university system offers discounted in-state tuition to illegal aliens.
Since we are in the midst of county fair season, we'll tell you when & how county fairs got their start and why they traditionally take place in late August.
We'll tell you where authorities seized 10 tons of cocaine and how much that shipment was worth.
We'll tell you the latest household appliance that the Biden administrationtargetsg for efficiency improvements and how much money that improvement might save you every month.
We'll tell you how many people got shot in Chicago & Philadelphia last week and why the thugs in Chicago are better shots than the thugs in Philadelphia.
In a related story, we'll tell you where a TV News crew doing an on-location story about crime in their city was robbed at gunpoint by thugs just before their broadcast was supposed to begin.
In our stories you won't hear on TV, we'll play a clip from the Sheriff of Jacksonville, Florida, responding to a question, "Are guns the problem?" following the murder of 3 black shoppers at the Dollar General Store in Jacksonville by an avowed White Supremacist.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Detroit, where a 72-year-old man fires back at armed thugs shooting at him from a moving vehicle.

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In this week's podcast, our quote is by entrepreneur Paul Graham, who gives advice on choosing a profession that you are almost guaranteed to be good at and will enjoy doing. Great advice for your kids if you have any that will enter the workforce in the coming years.
In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, I'll explain why you can't become a foster parent if you are Catholic and live in Massachusetts.
Our national debt is currently more than $32 TRILLION. We'll tell you if you didn't know how high of a stack of $100 bills you would need to reach $32 Trillion. Hint: You have never been that high above the earth in your lifetime.
In our science segment, we'll tell you how the climate disaster death rate has changed globally over the past decade. The figures will probably surprise you.
In a related story, we'll tell you which weather event causes the most monetary damage each year.
In our "You won't hear this on TV segment," we'll tell you about Vice President Joe Biden using a fake screen name to send out E-Mails from his White House computer and ask why the mainstream media didn't think you needed to hear that story.
If you are a Republican and want our next President to be a Republican, I'll tell you why you shouldn't vote for Trump in the primary elections.
In our taxpayer relief shot segment, something different: We'll bring you two different stories of women shooting & killing thugs to save the lives of other family members.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is actually two related quotes, one by Ulysses S Grant and the other by the late Dr. Martin Luther King, on the importance of taking pride in the work you do.
In our stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, I'll tell you about a college professor who is teaching a class based on the premise that being black in America should qualify you as being disabled.
We'll compare & contrast how New York real estate developer Leona Helmsley was treated when she was accused of tax evasion vs. how Hunter Biden has been treated.
We'll tell you why US Attorney David Weiss, who was recently been assigned to investigate Hunter Biden, is not legally eligible to hold that position.
We'll tell you about a bill being sponsored by House Democrats that would add a 1000 % excise tax on certain guns, making them unaffordable for the vast majority of Americans.
In a related story, we'll tell you about the latest tactic by Democrat politicians aimed at making it more difficult for you to obtain or retain a concealed weapon carry permit.
We'll tell you about flash mobs that have raided two Los Angles stores in the past week, making off with nearly $500,000 in merchandise.
In our "You didn't hear this on TV" segment, we'll tell you which billionaire is donating $100 million to the victims of the Maui fires and ask why none of the network news stations (besides Fox) decided that the story was newsworthy.
If you have an iPhone, we'll tell you about a hack/feature that almost nobody knows about that could save your life someday.
In our taxpayer relief shot segment, we'll tell you how the victim of an intended robbery in Philadelphia turned the tables on the thug trying to rob him and winds up shooting the thug with the thug's own gun.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from Winston Churchill, who describes the biggest respective problems with Capitalism & Socialism.
In our stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we have two contenders:
One is a claim by some people that states who will not accept just a college ID as proof of official & legal residency for the purposes of registering to vote is an act of voter suppression.
The second is a story headline that reads: ""Why right-wingers are so afraid of men eating vegetables." You decide the winner.
We'll tell you how much money (measured in BILLIONS) that Ford is predicting they will lose on the sale of their electric vehicles this year, that loss despite the massively large taxpayer funded tax incentives that can cut the net cost of an EV purchase by more than 50%.
We'll tell you about the revised estimate from the US Department of Energy that you didn't hear about on the news about how much per month those costly new high-efficiency stoves (The only ones you can buy in a few years) will save you. Hint: Now measured in pennies, not dollars as originally promised.
In a true "Hold my beer and watch this" effort, the City of Portland, Oregon has decided to take on San Francisco in a battle for the title of "Fastest declining city in the United States," and the hole that decline is creating in the City's tax revenues.
We'll play a 30-second clip of Comedian/political commentator Bill Maher telling his guest that when it comes to housing illegal immigrants in this country that Democrats are hypocrites and "Full of Sh*t".
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Raleigh, NC where a woman is trying to escape from an enraged driver who drives her car into a supermarket parking lot o try and get away from him. It does not end well for the driver of the other car when he follows her into the parking lot and tries to open her car door.

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In this week's episode, our quote is from management author Peter Drucker on the difference between efficiency and effectiveness.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we'll tell you where and why people are gluing their hands to roadway pavement and airport tarmacs.
We'll talk about some new massive solar farms that have come online in California and the impact of the new "Free" energy on utility electric rates. If you think it brought the rates down, you would be wrong. We'll tell you why.
We'll let you know how long it takes for an item you ordered from Amazon to be picked, packed, labeled, and ready for pick-up by a delivery driver. The answer might astound you.
We'll tell you about a Supreme Court Justice who allowed her confirmation bias to lead her to include quoting a fake study as justification for her position in a decision she wrote.
We'll tell you what state legislators & Governors in California & Massachusetts are doing in the face of declining populations and falling tax revenues. If you think the answer is "cut spending," you would be very wrong.
We'll tell you about an Air BnB rental owner who had outfitted his rental home with hidden cameras in the bedroom and bathrooms, where he hid them, and how his renters discovered them.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Texas, where the owner of a stolen pick-up truck faces the armed thug who stole it and what happened after that thug shot him.

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In this week's episode, our quote of the week is from Economist & political philosopher Friedrich Hayek on equality.
In our science segment will explain relative humidity, dew point, and the difference between wet bulb and dry bulb temperature readings.
We then segue into two related topics, one of which is the alleged "Record-breaking heat wave in Phoenix" and something called "Transpiration," which is the process by which plants keep themselves cool in hot weather.
We'll tell you about a new development in nuclear reactor design that could result in every home or community being powered by its miniature nuclear reactor in just a few decades.
We'll tell you about a new rule by the Biden administration that will make the sale of all current portable generators on the market today illegal by February of next year.
You've undoubtedly heard about the Tuskegee Airmen but have you ever heard about the Black Panthers, a World War Two armored tank division manned exclusively by African Americans?
Our Taxpayer relief shot comes to us from North Carolina, where a homeowner confronts a man breaking into his storage shed in the middle of the night.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from the late economist Milton Friedman on who & what is responsible for inflation.
In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we'll play a short clip of voting-age young people who can't name three other countries besides the United States and have never heard of a place called "Utah."
In our runner-up, we'll tell you how our climate Czar former Senator John Kerry, defended his use of a private jet to attend global Climate conferences.
We'll tell you where to find the world's fastest roller coaster and how stunningly fast it moves.
We'll tell you about a dog in Pennsylvania that earned a $2,000 reward for helping to capture an escaped prisoner awaiting trial on a murder charge.
We'll tell you how well the recently created Times Square "Gun free zone" in New York City works.
In a story you didn't hear on the news, we'll tell you about a police officer in New Mexico getting shot in the face with a shotgun and how the State's judges & Prosecutors are partly to blame.
We'll tell you about the gender makeup of the teams from 20 countries that competed in the recent International Mathematics Olympiad. You'll never guess how many females were on those 20 teams.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Waco, Texas, where a man asleep in his hotel room at 3:00 AM is awakened by the screams of 3 women being attacked in the hallway outside his room.

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In this week's episode, our quote of the week is from Winston Churchill on the difference between pessimists & optimists.
In our Stupidest Thing, I've Heard all week segment, we have two contenders. You decide the winner:
Why installing a ring doorbell camera might mean that you are a racist
California legislators want to force judges to consider a person's skin color when handing out sentences to convicted felons.
How the Mayor of New York City was caught lying about a picture of a fallen police officer that he claimed he had been carrying in his wallet for 25 years
We'll tell you about a new regulation in Colorado that will ban the use of gasoline-powered lawn care equipment in cities like Denver and how truly pointless that regulation is.
We'll tell you how just a 1% increase in the population of New York City attributable to illegal immigrants is causing chaos in that city and ask why the media isn't covering the same chaos in Texas border towns where illegal immigrants now account for almost 10% of the population in some of those smaller cities.
We'll share the stunning transformation of the number of people working in the US agricultural industry over the past 150 years and why the US would never have become the world's leading economic power without that transformation.
We'll tell you about a hail storm that destroyed a $25 million solar farm in less than 15 minutes. In a related story.
We'll play a clip of a Biden administration official testifying at a Congressional hearing arguing in favor of more government incentives to increase the sale of Electric vehicles who can't answer the relevant question, "How much energy does the United States use?
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from San Antonio, TX, where two men attempt to rob a man withdrawing cash from a drive-up ATM.

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In this week's episode, our quote of the week is from Scott Adams, the creator of the Dilbert comic strip, on why we need to stop electing lawyers to political office.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we'll tell you about the parents of a teenage boy who sued their school board because their son & his girlfriend had sex in their son's car in the school parking lot.
In our "Your tax dollars at work" segment, we'll tell you how much the State of New York spent to develop, deploy & support a phone app that allowed people to download a digital copy of their Covid vaccination records to their phones.
We'll tell you about two new documentary TV series highlighting the work of the US Customs & Border Patrol agents who are finding & seizing massive quantities of illegal & deadly drugs attempting to find their way into the United States.
We'll point out how the media has decided to start calling every shooting incident where two or more people have been shot in a public place a "Mass shooting," even when the incident was no such thing.
We'll share with you another example of the epic failure of socialism and tell you what happened to the output of Venezuela's largest steel mill after the government nationalized it and started running it as a government-owned & operated factory.
We'll tell you about the newest ingredient some Mexican beer manufacturers have begun adding. Hint: You may have seen some of that new ingredient hopping around on the floor of your garage.
We'll give you another example of the old saying, "The road to hell is paved with good intentions," and explain why politicians in California have made it more complex and more expensive for homeowners to buy homeowners' insurance when what they thought they were doing was going to make it cheaper.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Long Beach, California, where a good neighbor with a gun shot and killed a person who had dragged his female neighbor out of her car and was beating her with a stick.

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In this week's episode, our quote is from the late Dr. Martin Luther King on why the Black Supremacy movement is as dangerous as the White Supremacy movement.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we'll tell you about a county suing the oil companies for costs incurred during a heat wave in 2001.
We'll tell you about a mother in Chicago who ordered her 14-year-old son to shoot & kill a man and his girlfriend in a restaurant and what happened to them after her son succeeded in killing the man by shooting him in the back as he attempted to flee the restaurant.
We'll tell a story you didn't hear about on TV: Four young children rescued from a home with a dead body and a drag queen sex party taking place.
We'll play a 4-minute clip of Senator Ted Cruz Cruz unsuccessfully trying to get simple Yes/No answers to questions like "Are there differences between men and women?" during a Congressional hearing on Transgender men competing in Women's sporting events. You can watch/listen to that exchange here: https://townhall.com/videos/2023/06/22/ted-cruz-educates-trans-activist-with-biological-reality-n8375?fbclid=IwAR3BU-l4Hfpp_d2hBNuwPQLv7pJcs8_TGfGxVGKXhwmrvsURTikSuR7OAtY.
We'll tell you why, in a year or two, the chicken in your chicken sandwich may not have come from an actual chicken.
We'll tell you how shoplifters in New York City now use blowtorches to melt the locks out of Plexiglas anti-theft display cases.
We'll tell you about a verified text sent by Hunter Biden implicating his father in an extortion/bribery scheme and ask why Joe Biden's lawyers are fighting attempts to obtain the cell phone records that would support the elder Biden's claims that, contrary to what he son texted, he was not present with his son when that text was sent.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Ohio, where a husband shoots & kills a man who broke down the front door of their home at 5:00 AM while his wife was on the phone with the 9-11 operator trying to get the police to prevent the intrusion, proving once again that when seconds count, the police are only minutes away.

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In today's Podcast, we remind you that today is this Summer Solstice, with the most daylight of any day of the year.
Our quote of the day is another by Thomas Sowell on why using facts when debating ignorant people with a sense of moral superiority wastes your time.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we'll tell you about a government agency that fined itself a quarter of a million dollars for cutting down some trees without a permit.
We'll play a 30-second clip from the old TV show Mayberry RFD where Sheriff Taylor (Andy Griffith) explains why you can't let children make permanent, life-altering decisions at such a young age. You can listen to that clip here: https://www.tiktok.com/@woopigsumo/video/7107064189906210091?lang=en.
We'll explain why the Monday morning news story about "3 mass shootings over the Juneteenth weekend" disappeared from the network newscasts in less than 24 hours.
We'll tell you about an incident where 20 armed IRS agents showed up at a Montana sporting goods store and what they took with them when they left.
It's been less than a week since the owner of the two most prominent hotels in San Francisco walked away from those properties, and now the owner of the largest shopping mall in that city has told its bank they are abandoning that mall which now has a store vacancy rate greater than 50%
In putting things into perspective, we'll remind you how much Trump asked to build the US/Mexico border wall and how much cities like New Your are asking for Federal aid to house, feed & care for illegal immigrants. The wall would have been a bargain.
We'll briefly comment on the sweetheart plea deal that was given to Hunter Biden to settle the two felony charges of willful tax evasion and the felony charge of illegal possession of a handgun. Some people I know have gotten stiffer penalties for speeding tickets they have received.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Houston, where a homeowner winds up in a shootout with two armed thugs in his yard at 3:00 AM.

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In this week's episode, our quote of the week is from Thomas Sowell, who tells you the difference between telling people the truth vs. telling them what they want to hear.
If you've ever barbecued over a charcoal fire, we'll tell you what famous businessman you can thank for commercializing charcoal briquettes and why he did it.
In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we'll tell you about a woman who got fired for being late to work 47 times during her first ten months on the job and the verdict the jury came back with after she sued her employer for firing her.
In our "Stupid new laws" segment, we'll tell you about a new law in New York City that makes it a crime to throw out stale bread in the same trash can as yesterday's newspaper and a proposed new law in California that would grant illegal immigrants weekly unemployment benefits even without proof that they ever really worked at a paying job.
We'll play a clip from a Scottish newscast about a transgender woman (who is still a biological male) convicted of raping two women and then sent to a women's prison to serve out his sentence. You can listen to that clip here: https://www.facebook.com/joe.lechtanski/videos/1248995352405564.
We'll update you on the exodus of businesses from San Francisco and why the operator of the two largest hotels in that city decided to walk away from those two properties and let the bank take them.
We'll play a 2-minute clip of a black man telling his local school board why he opposes adding Critical Race Theory to the curriculum of the school that his children attend. You can listen to that clip here: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/bennyjohnson/videos/635693307926479.⁠
We'll tell you about a new ride-share service that offers customers the added benefit of an armed & trained driver.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Louisiana, where the local sheriff explains why a home invader should have taken the hint after first getting shot in the arm by the homeowner and why he eventually wound up DRT (Dead right there)

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In this week's episode, our quote of the day is from Abraham Lincoln, recently used in a debate on Transgender men competing in women's sports.
In our stupidest thing I've heard all week, we'll play you a clip of a man asking a variety of young adults some straightforward questions, such as "How many eggs are there in a dozen?" and their inability to answer those simple questions should shock you since these people can vote and could decide who our next president will be. You can watch the entire 5-minute clip here: https://www.tiktok.com/@questionantiquity/video/7237000785635134766?_r=1&_t=8cnBMhsHlrW
In our "Your tax dollars at work" segment, we'll tell you how the Federal government is handing out hundreds of millions of dollars in grants to school districts to buy and operate electric school buses and why that program is proving to be a massive waste of money.
We'll give you an update on Biden's war on fossil fuels and about a 20-year ban on drilling he put in place over the objection of the Navajo Nation in New Mexico, which desperately wanted the jobs and economic prosperity that drilling for oil & gas has brought to every region where it has taken place.
We'll tell you about a Supreme Court decision that ruled that the EPA had overstepped its authority when it tried to regulate what a farmer could and couldn't do with his land.
We'll tell you how many guns are being smuggled INTO Mexico each year and why Mexico's strict laws on gun ownership are creating a situation similar to what happened in the US during the prohibition era when drinking alcohol continued to flourish even though the ban on producing or selling alcohol and the criminals got rich.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Huntsville, Texas, where a store clerk shoots and kills a man who began attacking him.

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In this week's episode, we repeat a previous quote from Benjamin Franklin on why the government should not make a living in poverty comfortable and tie that quote back to the new work requirement for food stamp benefits that is part of the new proposed debt ceiling cap legislation.
In our stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, I'll tell you about a $350,000 grant the Department of Homeland Security gave to a small college to come up with a "Right-wing radicalization" pyramid graphic that lumps organizations like the Republican National Committee and Fox News in with Neo-Nazi and White Supremacist groups.
We'll play a 3-minute video from a Canadian woman who explains how Canada's "Free universal health care system" is not only NOT free but how people are dying needlessly because of it and why Canadians are traveling to the US to find (and pay for) vital & timely health care. You can watch that video here: https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=1244647913128963
I'll tell you how much money the US Government has to borrow every minute to cover this year's projected $1.6 TRILLION budget deficit.
In our science segment, I'll share a study that Toyota performed that shows that Hybrid vehicles create 37 times fewer carbon emissions than a comparable 100% EV vehicle.
I'll go into more detail on the dangerous TEMU shopping app, why you should never download it to your phone, and why you should delete it if you already did.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Houston, where a thug brings a stick to a gunfight with a store clerk who is armed with a gun.

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In this week's episode, our quote of the week is from the late NFL Football coach Bum Phillips on when you actually become a failure and it has nothing to do with how many times you failed.
In our stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we have 3 contenders:
The first is a Congresswoman who keeps asking an FBI whistle-blower about the content, a Tweet from the Twitter account that he keeps telling her isn't his account.
The second is claimed by an author who claims that waking up and starting your workday early are symbols of White Supremacy.
The third is a claim by researchers that climate change is responsible for increased gun homicides.
We'll tell you which incredibly small demographic group accounts for more than one-third of the annual homicide victims in this country.
We'll tell you the estimated annual cost to house, feed, cloth and provide medical & educational services to the 6.6 million illegal aliens who have entered this country since Biden was sworn in as President and compare that number to the estimated cost to end homelessness in this country.
In our Economic literacy segment, we'll read a letter from an professor of economics explaining to a man how a trip to a supermarket can convince his college aged sister that capitalism isn't evil.
We'll briefly warn you about a very popular & very dangerous shopping App known as TEMU and why you should remove it from your phone. More details next week.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Las Vegas where an armed man fleeing from the police tries to car jack an occupied car as part of his escape plan. Unfortunately for the thug, the driver of the car was also armed.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the day is another by Nobel Award-winning Physicist John Feynman on the difference between education and intelligence.
Producer Susan fills us in on where the practice of celebrating Memorial Day began.
We'll tell you how much $100 invested in Berkshire Hathaway would be worth today. The answer might stun you.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we have three contenders.
Two concern lawsuits by people who claim they were injured by hot food they purchased at the drive-up window of fast food restaurants, and the third is a statement by the head of the ATF regarding his knowledge of firearms. You decide the winner.
In our health minute, we'll revisit the benefits of Vitamin D as it relates to protecting you from the damaging effects of Covid and tell you what percentage of Americans are vitamin D deficient.
In our science segment, we have two stories: The first concerns the growth of the Elon Musk-founded Starlink satellite-based communication network. You can see a graphic visualization of that global network here: https://www.facebook.com/runatka.cl/videos/263587622855876.
The second is a stunning 4-minute video concerning what scientists discovered about the variation in the earth's average temperature over the past 10,000 years when they finished drilling ice core samples for Greenland's 3-kilometer thick ice sheet. You can watch that stunning 4-minute video here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LmmmgiPha_Y
We'll give you some of the highlights about what the House Committee investigating $10 million in payments to Hunter Biden by various foreign nationals discovered about where a lot of that money went and how it was transferred between 16 different LLC shell companies to try and disguise where it came from and where it was going. A powerful story that ABC, CBS, CNN, and NBC decided wasn't newsworthy enough to cover.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Philadelphia, where a man walking down ten street shoots and kills an armed thug trying to rob him at gunpoint.

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In this week's episode, our quote of the day is from Physicist Richard Feynman on why knowledge isn't free and what you have to pay to acquire it.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we have a network news anchor proclaiming that the U.S. experienced 23 mass shooting incidents in just the prior week (more than 3 per day every day of the week)
In our science minute/things you should know segment, we'll tell you how many operating nuclear reactors there are worldwide and in the US, if those numbers are increasing or decreasing, and by how much.
In a related clip, we'll play a 4-minute segment from a Congressional hearing where the Deputy Secretary for the US Department of Energy is advocating that the US spend tens of trillions of dollars to achieve a carbon-neutral economy by the year 2050 yet can't/won't answer some fundamental questions associated with the costs and benefits of that proposed program. You can watch that actual 4-minute video clip here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9N8Y67LYcw
In a game of hot potato, we'll tell you about one self-avowed sanctuary city that has started to bus migrants out of its city to other cities that have not declared themselves to be sanctuary cities and claim they don't have the resources to handle the influx of hundreds of illegal aliens.
We'll ask, "Do you know how many years it would take to pay off the national debt if the US started to bank one dollar every second to save up enough money to pay off that debt?". I'm guessing you won't even come close to the actual answer.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Murfreesboro, TN, where a father confronts two armed home invaders holding his son & mother at gunpoint. It doesn't turn out well for the thugs.

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In this week's episode, our quote of the week is from actor Denzel Washington on things he would like to see come back in style.
In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, I was wrong about something I included in this segment last week and explained why.
In our science segment, we'll tell you about the first and only woman to win two Nobel Prizes, and Producer Susan will tell us about the only male who achieved a similar accomplishment.
We'll tell you why this summer might be the first year in decades when you might be at risk of contracting a case of Yellow Fever (Dengue Fever) and how that risk is tied to the number of illegal immigrants entering this country daily.
We'll give you some more background on the shooter in Texas who shot & killed 5 of his neighbors and tell you how many times he had previously been deported.
Could AI applications be your next Doctor? The AI application Chat GPT took the medical licensing examination. We'll tell you how it scored.
If you donate to causes focused on rescuing abandoned & abused dogs and cats, we'll tell you why the ASPCA might not be the best organization to give your money to.
We'll give you an updated cost estimate of the 2022 "Inflation Reduction Act," which promised to be "Budget Neutral" but now has a considerable price tag based on a new analysis by the Penn/Wharton School of Business.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Albuquerque, New Mexico, where a shop owner sleeping in his store shoots & kills a burglar breaking into his store at 3:00 a.m.

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In this week's episode, our quote of the week is from poet Maya Angelou.

We have two contenders in our "The stupidest thing I've heard all week " segment. The first is a US Congresswoman who wants the Department of Transportation to spend $40 million to create and use female crash test dummies in their vehicle crash tests, and the other is a story about five police officers being sent to a man's home to arrest him for piercing his son's ears. You decide the winner.

We'll tell you what charges were filed against two teenagers who stole a car in Chicago and then crashed it into another vehicle killing a 6-month-old baby in the backseat.

In a related story, we'll ask you how much jail time you think you would have gotten if you committed 37 felonies in 17 months. If your answer includes the words "Years," "Months," or "Weeks," you guessed way too long!

We'll play a 2-minute clip of a 9-year-old girl speaking at a local school board meeting, ripping the school board members for their hypocrisy when they violated their rules about posting political content on school bulletin boards.

I'll read you a short essay I composed on the impact of Electric Vehicles on fossil fuel power plants that was read on air on a nationally syndicated radio show this past weekend.

Our Taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Austin, Texas, where a thug's prophetic last words were, "I'm not afraid of that pistol."

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In this week's episode, our quote of the week is from author Thomas Sowell on why studying history is essential.
In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we have two contenders:
The first is a short video from a woman in a supermarket who is outraged because she thinks the store is selling "Lion meat" because she doesn't know the difference in spelling between the words "Lion" and "Loin."
The second entry is a petition by obese people who can't fit into a standard airline seat demanding that the FAA require Airlines to sell them two seats for the same price as one seat.
We'll tell you about the subsequent increase in postal rates, the third in 12 months, as inflation continues to impact every area of the US economy.
We'll tell you about a new Biden Administration rule that will cost you more to get an FHA or Fannie Mae-backed mortgage if you have excellent credit and are buying your next home with a sizeable down payment.
We'll tell you about eight more stores closing because of high crime rates and theft losses: four in Chicago and four in Portland.
We'll play a clip from a Congressional hearing where a panel of Climate activists/"experts" lobbying for stricter controls on CO2 emissions is stumped when asked this straightforward question: "What percentage of our atmosphere does CO2 account for?"
We'll tell you how many people got shot over eight days when more than 5,000 teenagers were given guns and ammunition for an annual shooting event.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, where an armed citizen shoots & kills a car thief after the thief tries to run him over with a stolen car.

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In this week's episode, our quote of the day is from Groucho Marx, describing the art of politics.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we'll tell you about one state that wants to make it illegal for landlords to run credit checks on potential tenants.
We'll tell you why Whole Foods is closing down one of its flagship stores in a major U.S. city just 12 months after it opened.
We'll dissect the claims about the so-called "Gender pay gap" and explain why gender discrimination is not the cause of the gap.
We'll tell you how the Founders of the BLM movement are spending millions of dollars of donor money.
We'll tell you what a Congresswoman from Missouri spent more than $150,000 of her campaign funds on.
In the wake of the two recent mass shootings, we'll tell you why the cry for "We need more gun control laws" (even when the laws being proposed wouldn't have prevented the tragedy) is driven by a psychological reaction to something known as "Cognitive dissonance."
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Chicago, where the manager of an auto parts store shoots & kills an armed robber.

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In this week's episode, our quote of the day is from Winston Churchill on the biggest problem with Democracies.
I'll share with you a list of words & phrases used by politicians and the media that I'm tired of hearing and why.
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, I'll tell you how MSN described the death of the Nashville school shooter.
We'll update you on the Big Mac Inflation index (yes, it is real) and tell you how much a Big Mac combo meal will cost you in Connecticut.
We'll share a 60-second clip of a heated exchange between Senator Ted Cruz and Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Myorkas, who refuses to admit something that we have all seen on TV - That illegal immigrants are just walking across the US/Mexico border.
In our science minute, we'll tell you how & why new cars sold in this country beginning in 2026 won't let you drive them if the car thinks you've had too much to drink.
We'll tell you about a Dutch man who has fathered an estimated 550 children and the huge problem that will likely create in about 18 years.
In our 'Darwin Award Winner" segment, we'll tell you about a teenage car thief who accidentally kills himself while trying to escape from the police.
I'll share with you some questions I asked of a company that wanted me to start buying their "Clean electric power" for a premium over what my electric utility is currently charging me.
We'll tell you what happened when a user first asked the AI program Chat GPT to make a joke about Jesus and then to make a joke about the Prophet Mohammed.
We'll share a 60-second humorous video by a southern woman giving advice to a thug on how not to become the star of our next Taxpayer relief shot.
Our actual Taxpayer relief shot came to us from Houston, where a grandmother who owns & operates a food truck shoots & kills an armed thug trying to rob her.

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In this week's episode, our quote of the day is from the late football legend Vince Lombardi on the price of success.
In a related piece, we'll share eight personal characteristics essential for success regardless of your chosen profession and that require zero special talents.
In our "News & Perspective" segment, we'll tell you why the widely reported claim of "There have been 33 K-12 school shootings in this country so far thisyear' that was included as commentary with many of the reports of the tragic Nashville school shooting is an absurd lie.
In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we have two contenders: The first is a claim that drinking coffee is racist, and the second is an editorial comment by MSNBC claiming that the Oscar-nominated movie Top Gun - Maverick is "Insidious military propaganda" and '"Poisonous." You decide which one is this week's award winner.
We'll play you a clip from a Senate confirmation hearing where a nominee to fill a vacancy for a Federal District Court position can't answer a simple legal question any first-year law student should be able to answer.
We'll play a clip of a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing where some startling statistics regarding the rapid release of felons and how many guns are being purchased by women & minorities are revealed.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from North Carolina, where a 15-year-old girl (with the help of her 12-year-old brother) uses her mother's gun to shoot and kill a man trying to kill her mother.

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In this week's episode of the Jerzee Joe Podcast, we catch up on a few things we didn't have time to cover and keep it a little lighter as we stay away from politics and focus on some interesting (but important) trivia.
Our quote of the day is by Nobel award-winning physicist Richard Feynman.
In the stupidest thing I've heard this week, we have two contenders: The first is from a college professor who claims your well-stocked & well-organized pantry makes you a racist. The second is from a woman claiming that she was discriminated against because a particular fast-food restaurant didn't have any vegetarian options for her to choose from. You decide which one is more stupid.
We'll tell you about a felon in Chicago who illegally moved into a home he didn't own, changed the locks, and why the police won't remove this trespasser from the owner's property.
We'll tell you about some famous people & celebrities who all have genius IQs and how high your IQ has to be to qualify as a genius. Some of the names on the list might surprise you. We'll tell you about a dangerous substance you come into contact with at least once per week that kills thousands of people yearly and whose use is not regulated by any State or Federal agency.
In our science minute, we will explain what the Continental Divide is (Hint: It is NOT the Ricky Mountains), where the highest point on Interstate 80 east of the Rockies can be found, and how many pounds of copper ore you have to process to get 10 pounds of pure copper.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Pulaski County, Georgia, where an armed homeowner shoots & kills one of four armed teenagers who simultaneously attempted a home invasion into his home.

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In this week's episode, we had so much to talk about that we ran out of time, and the podcast got stopped just as we began this week's taxpayer relief shot. We will cover that truncated item in full during next week's podcast and several other things we teased but needed more time to get to this week.
So what did we have time to cover?
Our quote of the week by Thomas Sowell on why some intelligent people say some foolish things
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, I'll tell you about a proposal by a Maryland State legislator to raise the minimum age below which someone couldn't be charged with first-degree murder, no matter how heinous that murder was.
In the saddest thing I've heard all week, I'll play a clip by President Biden talking about job creation during his administration and repeatedly referring to and emphasizing those job creation figures as '"Thousands of new jobs" when he should have been saying "millions of new jobs.”
I'll review the President's 2024 budget proposal and tell you why it is, by design, intended to be dead on arrival and about the exploding interest rate debt bomb it contains.
In our "you won't hear this on TV segment,” we'll tell you about:
A new deadly invasive species are multiplying rapidly in the Western hemisphere
Well, tell you, what percentage of the 3,033 counties in the United States account for more than 50% of all homicides in this country? The figure might shock you.
We'll tell you how the police in Louisiana classified the death of a man whose body was found in a ditch wrapped in plastic and an old carpet five days after his disappearance. Hint: The police have not launched a murder investigation
We'll read you a short essay by an economics professor who explains the US tax system using a story about ten drinking buddies and how they decided to split their collective bar tab.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the day is from Winston Churchill, who points outs the biggest problems with capitalism and socialism.
We'll share an audio clip of some listener feedback.
In our stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we'll tell you about a claim that this country has experienced almost 100 mass shootings this year and why that claim is idiotic.
We'll tell you how much New York City got when auctioned off more than $200 million in new & unused Covid supplies and equipment. If you think they got around 10 cents on the dollar, you are being way too optimistic.
We'll tell you about what happened to two illegal aliens who shot & killed a bald eagle in Nebraska.
We'll tell you about a program Sweden has created that pays immigrants to return to their home countries and why New York City might want to consider adopting a similar program.
We'll tell you how to become smarter by investing 12 minutes of your time daily.
We'll let you know about a real Hershey chocolate bar competitor who has come out with an answer to Hershey's new "Her/She" woke pronoun named candy bar.
If you want to eat ice cream that is higher in protein and lower in carbs, we'll tell you where you can buy a new ice cream infused with crickets.
We'll let you know how much the population of Russia has declined in the past decade and why that rate of decline is likely to accelerate.
Our taxpayer relief shop comes to us from Orlando, Florida, where a jewelry shop owner takes on four armed thugs and comes out on top.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the day is from Eleanor Roosevelt, describing how to tell the difference between great minds and small minds.
I'll tell you how long and how much money it costs to get my Concealed weapon to carry permit in New Jersey and how the New Jersey process compares to other states.
We'll tell you what might be a new US record for the most egregious speeding violation in North America.
In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we'll bring you a quote by Vice President Kamala Harris on what she claims she and President Biden have accomplished concerning heating & electric costs.
In our "You won't hear this on TV segment," we have two stories.
The first is yet another in a long list of alleged suicides and unsolved murders involving business associates of Bill & Hillary Clinton.
Our second story is the sad tale of a Colorado couple that an anti-gun group convinced to sue gun & ammunition companies and how that decision resulted in them having to declare bankruptcy and lose their home.
We'll tell you about a great gift idea for your environmentally active friends & relatives that you will probably never want to use yourself!
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Indianapolis, where a single woman shoots & kills a violent ex-boyfriend who broke into her apartment at 1:00 a.m.

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In this week's episode, our quote of the day will be an audio clip from Florida Sheriff Grady Judd on what the State of Florida and his police department are doing to prevent school shootings in that state and in his county.
We'll update you on the shooting deaths of three Michigan State University students last week and how a plea deal offered to the shooter in 2019 might be responsible for their deaths.
In our "The stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we tell you what CNN commentator Don Lemon said about former Governor & US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley after she announced her intention to seek the Republican Party nomination for next year's Presidential race.
In this month's Darwin Award winner, we'll tell you how a catalytic converter thief in California met with an untimely death.
In our "Stories you won't hear on TV" segment, we'll tell you about what really stopped the shooting incident that took place in an El Paso shopping mall last week and about $600,00 in funds missing from a Georgia charity founded by former gubernatorial candidate Stacy Abrams.
We'll give you an update on the lengths that New York City is going to in an effort to house 46,000 illegal immigrants who have arrived in that city and how much it is costing the taxpayers.
In our science minute, we'll answer the question: "Is the sun a ball of fire?" and if not, why not.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Georgia where a neighbor shoots & kills a man with a knife who had already killed one woman and was attacking two others.

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In this week's episode, our quote of the day is from a very well know Senator about the importance of Fathers in the home.
Our first story is related to that quote and how the lack of a father's guidance resulted in a young boy with a gun dying in a shootout.
In the "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, MSNBC host Joe Scarborough makes a ridiculous claim regarding the frequency of mass shootings in this country.
We talked briefly about the shooting a Michigan State University on Monday that claimed the lives of 3 students.
Why has a school district in New Hampshire banned urinals in all school buildings?
How "Free" single-payer universal health care programs fail in countries worldwide.
We'll tell you about a Scottish Power company using diesel-powered generators to keep their wind turbines spinning.
Why do Senators Elizabeth Warren & Bernie Sanders want to try a regulate stupidity by college students?
We will quickly update you and the findings of Volume II of the study by the ATF on how many guns are stolen from homes & cars in this country each year. The number might surprise you.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from East Hartford, Connecticut, where a wounded store clerk winds up shooting & killing one of his two armed attackers.

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Our quote of the day is from Science fiction author Isaac Azimov on evidence-based beliefs.
We have two contenders on our "Stupidest thing I heard all week" segment. Producer Sue decides which one is the winner.
We'll let you know about New York City buying bus tickets to Canada for illegal immigrants currently housed in that City.
We'll let you know about a plan by the City of Philadelphia to hire lifeguards who can't swim to watch over swimmers at City operated pools this summer.
We'll let you know how much time a Minnesota District Attorney and an elected district court Judge felt was an adequate sentence for a child rapist. Hint: You probably have a can of soup in your closet that has been there longer than the recommended & approved plea deal sentence.
How House Democrats gave themselves a tax-free $34,000 raise in December while they still had majority control of the House of Representatives and why you never heard about it.
We'll let you know how much our self-avowed Socialist & Millionaire Senator from Vermont wants to charge you to hear him lecture you on the evils of capitalism.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Ft. Smith, Arkansas,, where a thug brings a knife to a gunfight with a homeowner with a predictable result.

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In this week's episode, our quote of the day will be from author Thomas Sowell on why the word racism is like ketchup.
A new segment is called "The stupidest thing I've heard all week." This week's credit goes to Jane Fonda, who claims that the "Climate Crisis" results from racism.
In our health minute, we'll review 30 months' worth of data showing that the Covid vaccination program had little, if any, effect on the number of monthly Covid-related fatalities. See that graph on JerzeeJoe's website.
In our science minute, we'll describe how many feet of 6" wide lithium film Lithium-Ion battery manufacturers get from a single 11-pound ingot of Lithium. The answer will surprise you.
We'll point out how the media and Democrat politicians treat lies told by Republican politicians vs. how they treat lies told by Democrat politicians (including the long list of lies told by Joe Biden).
We'll talk about how single male illegal immigrants being temporarily housed in a New York City hotel reacted when they were told they were being moved to a communal barracks-style housing in Brooklyn to free up those hotel rooms for immigrant families with children.
We'll talk about the death of Capitol Police officer Brian Sicknick following the January 6th riot and how death certificates differentiate between the cause of death and the manner of death.
The political uproar of the "JR-15" rife, a .22 caliber rifle being made to accommodate the smaller & changing body sizes of young shooters.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes from Phoenix, where a man pumping gas shoots and kills an armed robber.

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In this week's podcast, we lighten things up a bit.

Our quote of the day is from George Washington about the company you keep.
We ask if you know how to spell the name of Australia's national airline and the derivation of that name (Hint: You probably don't)
We mention a woman upset that a yogurt company that listed the names of the cows that gave the milk used to make the yogurt all had girls' names.
We discuss (and play audio) how not doing his reading assignments cost a senior college contestant on the Wheel of Fortune game show a million dollars.
In our science minute, we'll describe how a school in Massachusetts hasn't been able to turn off any of the school's 7,000 lights for almost two years because they turned over total control of all the systems in the school to a building automation system that failed.
In our health minute, we'll discuss the benefits of vitamins D & E, why most Americans aren't getting enough of them, and the dangers associated with those deficiencies.
Public transportation advocates are using the new emotionally charged term "Traffic violence" to attack private car ownership.
Massive corruption in the New York City construction industry. "Shocked, I tell you, just shocked" (Can you name the movie that quote came from)?
This a cautionary tale about why people in France are rioting in cities all across that country over proposed changes to that country's pension system and why the US could be next if minor changes to our own Social Security system aren't made soon.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Indianapolis, where a homeowner confronts a man armed with a knife in his home at 4 a.m.

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Our quote of the day is from author Ayn Rand (Atlas Shrugged) on the consequences of ignoring reality.
I'll give some perspective on the Biden classified documents story and review the rules & laws governing the handling and storage of classified documents.
We'll review the news report claims that there were "51 school shootings in the United States last year" and dissect the facts & nonsense behind that sensational claim.
We'll talk about $700 "WiFi enabled" smart litter boxes for your cat.
We'll discuss how many people died from a drinking-induced liver disease last year and how that compares to other causes of death like gun homicides, drug overdose deaths, and traffic accidents.
An update on the various proposals to ban gas stoves that are now appearing at the state & city level and how one Governor essentially said, "Hold my beer and watch this"
Going back to the Ayn Rand quote on the consequences of ignoring reality, we'll revisit the predicted insolvency of the Social Security system by 2035 and the interest rate bomb that is going to blow a hole in the Federal budget this year, and how significant that bomb will be in the years to come.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes from San Antonio, Texas, where a resident shoots & kills a thug who broke down his front door to gain entry into his apartment:

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Our quote of the day is from author Ayn Rand on the point where the people need government permission to do most things, but the government doesn't need the people's consent to do what it wants.
A new artificial intelligence program that can create things like original essays and poems without plagiarizing previous works.
Why the earth's orbit is getting more extensive, and how many new stars were created in the Universe last year?
We'll review a new study by Stanford University looking back at two years worth of Covid data and the shocking results they came up with regarding case fatality rates by age group.
We'll inform you about a new Federal proposal to outlaw gas stoves in homes and apartments. Please read about it here: https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2023/01/10/gas-stove-ban-us/11022254002/.
We'll summarize the latest data dump by the US Census Bureau and talk about the trends in median household incomes and poverty rates, how they differ by region and race, and changes in child poverty rates, and how those rates vary dramatically based on the race of the child. See that data release here: https://www.census.gov/newsroom/press-releases/2022/income-poverty-health-insurance-coverage.html.
We'll summarize how many police officers were intentionally murdered in 2022 and who is killing them.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes from Louisiana, where a single mother confronts and shoots a recently released violent felon who broke into her home at 4:30 in the morning.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the day is from author Robert Louis Stevenson on why the seeds you sow are more important than what you reap.
The memory benefits of exercise and the health benefits that come from drinking tea
We'll describe a college-level course Titled "Angry white males" and ask, "Would a course titled Angry black females result in the firing of the professor that offered it"?
We'll describe a school in Virginia where the principal, in the name of "student equity" and "equal outcomes," decided not to tell her high-achieving students that they had qualified as National Scholar award winners, depriving them of scholarship opportunities.
Where you wind up if you type in the URL address www.antifa.com
We'll revisit a 1978 documentary predicting the coming of the following global ice age. Listen to just the first 2 minutes of this 22-minute piece from 1978 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQRqr9_jw5I
The IRS has increased the business mileage allowance for 2023 and what that means if you drive your car for business or charity purposes.
Our taxpayer relief shot comes from New Orleans, where a convenience store clerk shoots and kills an armed robber. Watch the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=io026wa9y9Q

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the day will be from author Robert Heinlen on the issue of taxation and tyranny.
We'll give you some advice on why you should try and avoid booking airline travel the last week of any month.
We'll talk about the Richter scale that measures earthquake severity and why a 6.4 magnitude earthquake is twice as powerful as a 6.2 earthquake.
See and use the earthquake severity calculator tool here: https://www.omnicalculator.com/other/earthquake.
We'll talk about the Scoville scale that measures the heat intensity of Chile peppers, how hot the world's hottest pepper and where it is being grown.
We will review the new IRS tax brackets and standard deductions for 2023 and why you will likely be paying lower Federal Income taxes in 2023.
We will play a 5-minute speech by Texas Congressman Chip Roy on the floor of the US House of Representatives on December 23 to an almost empty House chamber. He criticizes his colleagues for leaving town without bothering to read the 4,000-page, $1.7 Trillion spending bill that they will be voting on remotely using a pandemic-era rule exception to the in-person voting requirement. See a video of that powerful speech here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtKo9EEalwI.
Our taxpayer relief shot will continue last week's "Women & guns" theme, where a woman uses a gun to shoot and kill a man who violates an active restraining order when he kicks down the door of her home and threatens her with a knife. See a video of that incident here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yCAjMgXm-s.

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Our quote of the day describes why you should consider teaching your daughter to shoot.
Women buying guns: How many women are buying guns, who are those women, and why are they buying them?
Why an Ohio college had to pay a local business $36 million for claiming the owners were racist.
We will describe how the US Bureau of labor statistics overstated 2nd quarter new job creation figures by more than 10,000% and why you have yet to hear the corrected data reported on the evening news.
We describe how the exodus of high-income taxpayers from New York City is blowing a huge hole in the New York City budget and why they are leaving.
Because of our "Women buying guns" segment, we do two taxpayer relief shots involving women home alone shooting and killing home invaders.

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Our quote of the day is from Mike Rowe, host of the "Dirty Jobs" show, on why work ethic should be admired more than natural talent
The upcoming winter solstice
The nationwide Christmas tree shortage
The Mushroom capital of the world and mushrooms that glow in the dark
The $450 donation that you didn't know that you made to the Teamsters' pension fund last week
Why the Social Security system is heading towards bankruptcy, simple, cheap ways to fix it, and why politicians won't do it.
Our taxpayer relief shot from Las Vegas: A woman shoots & kills thug with his gun.

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This week we talk about the following:

Our quote of the day comes from the Founder of Italy's Communist party from 100 years ago, explaining why defeating Christianity and gaining control of the educational system is critical for Socialism to succeed.
How the Starbucks coffee chain got its name
Why you don't need a parachute to skydive
California proposed reparations to award $223,000 to every black adult in the state who is a descendant of a slave.
Stupid criminal of the week: Robbing a store hosting a "Shop with a Cop" event.
Difference between the annual budget deficit & National debt and why rising bond interest rates are bad news for both.
Tesla's new Electric powered 18-wheeler and why it can't replace traditional diesel-powered trucks.
Taxpayer relief shot from Bethel Park, PA - a man tries to rob an elderly couple who runs a music store, and why he wound up dead.

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This week we talk about the following:

Our quote of the day on the logic of banning guns by Lysander Spooner from the 1800s
A lawsuit over how long it takes to cook macaroni & cheese in a microwave
How you're helping to pay for the New York City subway system even though you don't use it
Where the Federal government is removing four hydro-electric generating stations so that salmon can have an easier time swimming upstream
Why Vladimir Putin is benefiting from Biden's Decision to allow Chevron to pump Venezuelan oil
Where 33 tons of cocaine seized this week, and what does 33 tons of cocaine look like
Check washing fraud and online shopping scams.
The new Oregon gun law that makes it impossible to buy a gun in Oregon after next Thursday
Our taxpayer relief shot: California store clerk shoots and kills the armed robber.

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Quote of the day: Admiral Hyman Rickover on the importance of learning from the mistakes made by others
Science minute: Why cheaper ethanol blend gasoline might not be the bargain you think they are
The brain benefits of physical and mental exercise
What happens if you work for the City of San Francisco for 20 years, do a good job but are unfortunate enough to be a straight white male
The "606 mass shootings so far this year" lie you will hear on TV this week
Why do blue states not want poor people to be able to get a concealed carry permit
Our Taxpayer relief shot story: Man in an LA Target store picks up a knife and starts stabbing customers. He encounters a good guy with a gun with a predictable outcome (Hint: You never bring a knife to a gunfight)

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This week we talk about the following:

Quote of the day by George Carlin about stupid people
How stupid people acting in large groups affect the outcomes of elections
Health & Science minutes: Why owning a pet is good for your health
Why: "Record corporate profits" are the RESULT of inflation, not the cause of inflation
How not to smuggle a gun onto a commercial airliner - inside a raw chicken
Why returning to a 90% top tax rate would REDUCE tax revenues, not increase them.
Good guy with a gun story from Katy, TX. One armed thug accidentally shoots his thug buddy. The resident picks up the wounded thug's gun and shoots and kills the second thug.

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In this episode of the Jerzee Joe Podcast:

Our quote of the day comes from Milton Friedman, who points out the flaw in judging programs by their intention vs. their results.
The US has created more than 200 "Poverty Programs" and spent $20 Trillion over the last 50 years on those programs without reducing poverty in the United States.
How Amtrak lost a billion dollars last year but still awarded $1.3 Billion in bonuses to six top executives.
President Biden's memory is slipping: He makes 6 false statements in a two-and-a-half-minute speech.
The difference between Fusion & Fission nuclear reactions and why fusion reactors are the world's best bet for a limitless supply of clean, radioactive-free energy.
How you and thieves can break into your garage in 10 seconds with a coat hanger and what you can do to prevent thieves from getting into your house when you aren't home.
Taxpayer relief shot: A woman who is 8 months pregnant grabs her husband's AR-15 and shoots two thugs that are holding him at gunpoint and beating him

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In this episode, our quote of the day is about what causes inflation;

A diamond that is bigger than the moon;
Germany tearing down wind turbines so they can mine for coal;
Biden lied about gas being $5.00 per gallon on the day he was inaugurated, and people applauded that lie;
Why the price of natural gas went negative in Texas last week;
Our taxpayer relief shot includes an incompetent 9-11 operator who asks what the dead man was wearing.

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Quote of the day from playwright George Bernard Shaw: Why common sense is a curse
300,000 cell phones being issued to illegal immigrants by ICE at a daily cost to taxpayers of $360,000 per day;
Powering Electric vehicles with hydrogen;
Why there will never be another refinery built in the US;
What it would take to transition the US to a fossil fuel-free economy and why it won't happen in your lifetime;
The Trump tax plan yielded record tax revenues;
Weekly good guy with a gun story from North Carolina: Armed customer shoots & kills armed thug holding store customers hostage at gunpoint.

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In this week's podcast, our quote of the day is from Plato and how it relates to our upcoming November election; We talk about how the Russians are forcibly conscripting young men into the Russian military; Are record profits truly an indication of "Price gouging"?; What is a "Living wage"; Gun insurance proposals and our weekly Taxpayer relief shot - In Houston, a female security guard shoots & kills her assailant.

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In this week's episode, we will cover:

Quote of the day: JFK on cutting taxes
400 Mobile phone apps that steal your password
A fire burning in a Pennsylvania town for 60 years
New Zealand taxing cow burps
Difference between illegal aliens & "Asylum seekers"
What is "Qualified immunity," and why are police departments struggling to fill vacancies
Taxpayer Relief Shot - Madison, Wisconsin homeowner shoots & kills home invader

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In today's Podcast, I talk about:

Pumpkin spice-scented trash bags - one of the signs of the Apocalypse?
The mass shooting in Thailand this week and why banning so-called "Assault weapons" won't prevent them
Climate change and frequency & intensity of hurricanes: Increasing, decreasing, or staying the same?
Fracking: What is it, and what is fracking fluid? Is Hoss drinking some of those nasty chemicals?
Shoplifting losses and how they affect you
Good guy with a gun: Dollar General store clerk shoots and kills the armed robber.

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