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 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 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.

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 about inaccurate claims & statements President Biden has 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 is the highest flying bird in the world and the astounding altitude they 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 will 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.

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 again have two contenders. You decide the winner:

• 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. ​

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 that is now 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 who has 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.

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 how 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.

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 referred to a "Tourism Burglary" where criminals from other countries come to the US on Tourist Visas for the sole purpose of burglarizing 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" on what 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. 

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 tell you about a proposal requiring the US Government to issue tax credits to anyone who was 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 being stolen every day. 

We'll give you an update on the violence, unrest & poverty in Haiti and compare the chaos in that country to its neighbor to the east, the Dominican Republic, both of whom 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 and which age group now accounts for the greatest 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 the cost of eggs 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. 

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 not to even try to make any payment on her student loan debt.

Our National debt is $34 trillion and growing by almost $2 trillion per year. We'll tell you how long it would take to shred $34 trillion in $100 bills at the rate of 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 hold 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 tell you about a reported "Mass Shooting" in Indianapolis this past weekend and tell you why it wasn't.

We'll tell you which City has decided to start giving illegal immigrant families free $350 per week debit cards.

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." 

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 who was arrested for changing the locks on her own 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 did they pick 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. 

In this week's episode, our quote of the week 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. 

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 converted into fully automatic machine guns by thugs and how they are doing it. 

We'll tell you 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.
 

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 where the repeated incorrect reference to Ukraine was 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 happened after she was able to retrieve her gun. 

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.

In this week's podcast, a lot of our segments and stories will deal with recent shooting incidents and gun statistics

Consistent with that theme, our week's quote 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:

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 1 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 handed down by a New York State judge against Donald Trump and why that judgment is both 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.

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 bribes from contractors in a bribery scheme that has been going on for decades

We'll tell you how much power artificial Intelligence systems are using and how that power consumption adds even more CO2 to the atmosphere.e

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.
 

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.

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.

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: 

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.

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, PhD 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 9-11 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. 

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 largest Electric Vehicle manufacturer in the world is and where they are based. Hint: It isn't Tesla and not US 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 bring your gun with you into a Post Office

We'll tell you about a new Computer virus threat that you might see pop-up 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.

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 and 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.

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 in which 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.