Season 8, Episode 24 - World’s first Trillionaire, Gen Z map reading, Southern Poverty Law Center, Air Canada pilot, Denver's crime rate, NFL teams moving, Act Blue - Dems fundraising, and much more!

Season 8, Episode 24 - World’s first Trillionaire, Gen Z map reading, Southern Poverty Law Center, Air Canada pilot, Denver's crime rate, NFL teams moving, Act Blue - Dems fundraising, and much more!

* This week, in our Stupidest thing I’ve heard all week segment, we’ll tell you why tens of thousands of liberals are outraged that Elon Musk became the world’s first Trillionaire last week and why the logic behind their outrage is horribly flawed. * In a related story, we’ll share with you the results of a study that shows that more liberals suffer from serious mental conditions than conservatives and why. * We’ll tell you about an experiment that showed that the majority of the Gen Z generation can’t read a map and can’t tell you which way is north and why. * We’ll give you an update on the criminal charges that the Southern Poverty Law Center is facing. * We will tell you about an Air Canada pilot who flew tens of thousands of passengers for the airline for 17 years without the proper pilot’s license or training. * As a follow-up to our story two weeks ago about the 40% office vacancy rate in Denver, we’ll share with you some of the startling crime statistics from that city over a recent 90-day period * We’ll tell you which NFL team is getting ready to move out of the city it is named for, and why. * We’ll tell you why Act Blue, the Democrat fundraising organization, is in trouble for accepting and distributing donations from foreign donors in violation of Federal election laws and how often their CEO invoked her 5th amendment rights during a recent Congressional hearing * Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week is from Miami Gardens, Florida, where a neighbor shoots and kills an armed intruder who was attacking the husband of his neighbor

Season 8, Episode 23 - FIFA World Cup and NJ Transit, Canada's socialized health care, AI data centers, AI photos, SAVE Voter ID legislation, Delaney Hall ICE Detention Facility, mini-nuclear reactors

* In this week's podcast, we have a follow-up to one of our previous “Stupidest thing I’ve heard all week” stories. With the first FIFA World Cup match scheduled to be played in NJ in just 5 days, we’ll tell you how many of those $100 train tickets from Penn Station in NY to MetLife Stadium in NJ have been sold by NJ Transit. * In another NJ Story, we’ll tell you about the latest Fortune 500 company to announce it's moving out of NJ, how many of those large companies have left the state in just the last 8 years, and why. * We’ll play a clip explaining how Canada’s program of free socialized medical for all cost a woman her leg. * We’ll tell you why some of the anti-AI data center stories you might be reading might be part of a propaganda campaign orchestrated by a foreign government and why. * We'll tell you about some simple & fun things you can do with AI yourself, for free. * If you weren’t already sure if the SAVE voter ID legislation was a good idea or not, we’ll give you two recent examples of voter registration fraud that it would have prevented. * Given the continued organized violence that has been taking place outside the Delaney Hall ICE detention facility in Newark, we’ll give you a different perspective on why what is happening might be way more than just a protest. * We’ll tell you about a company testing & developing nuclear reactors that fit on the back of a flatbed trailer and could be the answer to the growing power production and transmission needs of AI data centers. * Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week is from Australia, where a 75-year-old man shoots & kills an intruder who had already stabbed him and his wife and who had come back to finish the job.

Season 8, Episode 22 - Late Prime Minister of Great Britain Margaret Thatcher, TSA screening options, Medicaid fraud in Minnesota, Congresswoman Stefanik & Governor Hochul, Denver's decline, and more!

* Our quote of the week this week is from the late Margaret Thatcher, who was the Prime Minister of Great Britain, on the origins of Socialism * In the stupidest thing I’ve heard all week, we’ll tell you what a guy left in his camper van along with his dog when he went into a convenience store * We’ll tell you about a pilot program aimed at making TSA screening for your flight faster and reducing the cost of your trip by more than $20 per day if you park your car at the airport while you are gone. * In the continuing saga of Medicaid fraud in Minnesota, we’ll tell you about a new scam based on providing autism treatment for the children of people enrolled in Medicaid. * We’ll play a clip of Congresswoman Elise Stefanik (R-NY) taking NY State Governor Kathy Hochul to task over her executive orders barring law enforcement officials in NY State from cooperating with ICE. * We’ll tell you about the death spiral that the City of Denver is experiencing and who is responsible for creating it. * We’ll give you some perspective on the protests that have been taking place outside the Delaney Hall ICE detention center in Newark, NJ, for more than a week now and ask why you never heard any of these very relevant facts on the evening news. * We’ll tell you why new AI data centers could drive up the cost of your electric bill in many states that don’t have enough generating capacity to satisfy their current peak electrical demand. * Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week is from Antioch, California, where 3 robbers try to rob a jewelry store, but only two survive the attempt.

Season 8, Episode 21 - Senator Ted Cruz, President Biden’s decline, Heat seeking bullets, Hell is for sale, Alpha-Gal syndrome, Voter ID Laws, Senator John Kennedy, Medicaid fraud, and much more!

* Our quote of the week this week is from Senator Ted Cruz on the cover-up of President Biden’s mental decline. * In the stupidest thing I’ve heard all week, we have a quote from a NY State Legislator who believes that there are “Heat-seeking bullets” that can cook a deer if you hit them with one of those bullets that she thinks are real. * If you thought that Hell wasn’t for sale, we’ll tell you where you can buy it and how much it would cost you. * In our medical minute, we’ll tell you about a species of tick that can transmit a disease known as “Alpha-Gal syndrome” and how it affects people who contract it. * We’ll play a clip of a Black woman speaking out at a Cook County, Illinois, Board of Commissioners meeting, refuting the claims that voter ID laws are racist. * We’ll play a clip of Senator John Kennedy describing the scope of Medicaid fraud in this country and why states have not been more aggressive in identifying and prosecuting it. * Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week is from Calvert County, Maryland, where two thugs armed with baseball bats choose the wrong house to invade.

Season 8, Episode 20 - Congressman Wesley Hunt of Texas, destroying illegal mopeds, hearing aids for children in California, SNAP benefits, autonomous vehicles, Frank Abagnale, and much more!

* In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is another from Congressman Wesley Hunt of Texas, who says being a black man in this country has not prevented him from succeeding in life. * In the stupidest thing I’ve heard all week, we’ll tell you what City decided to simply crush 200 illegal mopeds that they had seized instead of simply selling them for cash. * In our runner-up to the stupidest thing I’ve heard all week, we’ll tell you how California decided to handle the issue of making sure that people who needed hearing aids were able to get them. * We’ll tell you how some people who receive Food Stamp benefits are turning their SNAP benefits into cash instead of using them to buy food. * We’ll tell you which state has banned Kars4Kids from advertising in that state and why you might want to think twice before donating to that organization. * We’ll play a clip of an Indiana State legislator explaining why he is not embarrassed to support voting redistricting in his state. * We’ll tell you about a claim that autonomous vehicles could actually save tens of thousands of lives each year and why those claims might be true. * Remember the Movie “Catch Me If You Can” with Leonardo DiCaprio, which was supposedly based on the life of the imposter Frank Abagnale? We’ll tell you why that whole story was probably not true. * Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week is from Boulder, Colorado, where a teenage home invader picked the wrong house to break into.