Season 8, Episode 17 - Senator Kennedy, Governor Walz, brew pub in Minnesota, enterprising criminal in New Jersey, of EPA Administrator Lee Zelden, Congresswoman DeLauro, Sheriff Chitwood, and more!

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.

Season 8, Episode 19 - Congressman Wesley Hunt, the Earth orbiting the Sun, Apple iPhones, Lox and Loaded, the war in Iran, federal minimum wage, White House correspondent’s dinner, and much more!

* In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from Congressman Wesley Hunt on the apparent miracle that allowed him, as a black man living in Texas, to obtain multiple forms of picture ID and proof of citizenship. * In the stupidest thing I’ve heard all week, we’ll tell you about a South Carolina inmate on death row whose execution has been indefinitely postponed because he now claims that he is immortal. * In our runner-up to the stupidest thing I’ve heard all week, we have two contenders: * The first is a poll showing what percentage of Americans believe that the Sun orbits the Earth rather than the Earth orbiting the Sun. * The second is a poll telling us what percentage of Americans believe the shooting at the White House correspondent’s dinner was a staged event. * We’ll tell you why if you bought an iPhone 15 or 16 in the last few years, Apple will send you a check if you ask. * We’ll tell you about a Jewish-backed firearm training organization with 50 chapters nationwide that calls itself “Lox & Loaded”. * Since the conflict with Iran began on February 28th, we’ll tell you about where 55 Americans have been killed and 200 others wounded, and why Iran is not responsible for any of those deaths or injuries. * In another terrible example of what can happen when our immigration laws are not enforced, we’ll tell you where an illegal immigrant with prior convictions has now been charged with raping a 10-year-old girl in her school, years after his first arrest in 2021. * In an equally shocking story, we’ll tell you where an elected district attorney established a policy that allowed his prosecutors to offer special plea deals to illegal immigrants charged with serious crimes in his county. * We tell you about a push by Democrats to raise the US Minimum wage to $25.00 per hour and the economic impact that could have. * We tell you about a fight brewing between NY City Mayor Mamdani and a Billionaire who employs thousands of people in NY and owns a multi-million-dollar condominium in that City. * Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week is from Texas, where a man shoots & kills a man trying to carjack his car that already has his entire family sitting inside it.

Season 8, Episode 18 - President Ronald Reagan, Spirit Airlines, voter fraud in New Jersey, Hunter Biden, hospice fraud, gun crime rate in New Jersey, Senator John Kennedy, Senator Ted Cruz, and more!

* This week, our quote of the week is from President Ronald Reagan, who tells a story about a boy selling puppies outside Democratic and Republican fundraising rallies a few weeks apart. * We’ll tell you why the 14,000 people who worked for Spirit Airlines didn’t have to lose their jobs and which US Senator is to blame. * We’ll tell you about a voter fraud scheme that took place in one New Jersey town and how the candidate involved tried to pull it off. * We’ll discuss Hunter Biden’s current financial situation and how the sale of his paintings has declined since his father is no longer the President. * We tell you which governor was told about the growing hospice fraud industry in his state 4 years ago and what he did about it * We tell you what has happened to the gun crime rate in New Jersey over the past 3 years, right after the State was forced to begin issuing concealed weapon carry permits as a result of a 2022 Supreme Court decision. * We have a quote from Senator John Kennedy giving his perspective on the current Iran situation. * We have a quote from Senator Ted Cruz telling us how the Somalian terrorist group Al Shabaab is being funded * Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week is from Nashville, where an armed carjacker attempts to steal the car of a DoorDash driver who was also armed.

Season 8, Episode 17 - Senator Kennedy, Governor Walz, brew pub in Minnesota, enterprising criminal in New Jersey, of EPA Administrator Lee Zelden, Congresswoman DeLauro, Sheriff Chitwood, and more!

* In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from Senator John Kennedy describing Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. * In our stupidest thing I’ve heard all week, there are literally hundreds (if not thousands) of liberals posting to social media claiming that the shooting at the White House correspondents’ dinner this past Saturday night was staged by the White House. We’ll tell you why they want to believe that. * We’ll tell you how many criminals New York City has released back onto the streets of that city because of its policy not to honor ICE detainer requests. * We’ll tell you about a brew pub in Minnesota that has been offering a free beer celebration to all customers if Trump is assassinated or dies. * We’ll tell about an enterprising criminal in New Jersey who was operating 80 vending machines throughout the state that were illegally dispensing marijuana products and how long it took the police to locate & arrest him. * We have a clip of EPA Administrator Lee Zelden going head-to-head with Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro, and wow, do the sparks fly. * We have a clip of Volusia County, Florida, Sheriff Mike Chitwood confronting a man at the airport who threatened to kill him. * We have a collection of clips from President Biden & Obama, and Presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, all threatening to do exactly what Trump has done with regard to Iran. * Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week is from Detroit, where an armed passenger in a car shoots and kills three people who were attacking the car’s driver.

Season 8, Episode 16 - Giving yourself credit for the things you have accomplished , cosmetic treatments for California prisoners, Legos scam, popular vote compact, videotaping evidence, and more!

* This week, our quote of the week is from an anonymous source, but it is about giving yourself credit for the things you have accomplished and not stressing about the goals you have not yet achieved. * In our stupidest thing I’ve heard all week, we’ll tell you about the very expensive treatments & procedures that California prison inmates are receiving at taxpayer expense. * We’ll tell you about a scam involving Legos and dried pasta that one man pulled off more than 70 times before finally being caught & arrested. * We’ll tell when, where & how the first online gaming event took place. HINT: It took place before you were born. * In a story you didn’t hear about on the news but should have, we’ll tell you what happened to the Washington, D.C. homicide rate after President Trump deployed the National Guard to help patrol the streets of that city last summer. * We’ll tell you about a piece of outrageous legislation making its way through the California legislature that would make videotaping evidence of taxpayer fraud and posting that evidence online a crime. * We’ll give you an update on a national movement called the popular vote compact, and which state became the most recent to sign on to that agreement. * Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week is from Austin, Texas, where 12 men attacked two gun store employees outside of a local club, and only 11 of them survived that encounter.