Quite Frankly

This morning lots of people in our neck of the woods said good-bye to an old friend. The time spent in church brought up a lot of thoughts on Life, Death, Faith, and the Modern World. This episode contains great callers, and precise freeze-frames of Hard-left, Progressive mentality. Enjoy this over the weekend! See you Monday! Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/cXkNaWBxO1A

As a really rough week speeds toward its zenith, we continue to hit the headlines like a heavy bag. But we are definitely going to be breaking up the format in the days to come. Need to chill out more. But we start with a pretty damning appearance on MSNBC's Morning Joe concerning the intentional leaking of intelligence in order to harm the incoming Trump administration. That spills into what Tom Perez' vision for a "brand new DNC" is going to look like. Good fun in the second half, going through old videos. No show tomorrow night! See you Friday, possibly at 6 instead of 7. Watch the Full Episode here: https://youtu.be/xeZex-EXBWU

You know, it may take a little getting used to, but I must say doing the shout-outs as part of a pre-show has been fun. It also means that there is an unbroken hour to follow. This episode starts off on a "Fake News" note, beginning with a bill which sought to make the publishing of "Fake News" a crime...and would make the mainstream news networks disappear. That's all for tonight. Early morning. Enjoy, yo. Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/MfhV1KJ0K3Q

It's the new week! We start off with some unfinished business from last week, concerning the public school rape, in Maryland. From there, we get right into an issue brought up recently by Paul Joseph Watson: Youtube and Corporate censorship. Then some fun with the United States Presidents, including our tenth President, John Tyler, who still has two living grandchildren. We end on some of the most insane studies the United Stated Government is spending our money on. Tomorrow we get right back into the flow of things. Man, I swear I get so tired these days. Time to get elevated and watch The Office. Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/bE3cidyUVTU

We open up with some thoughts on Trump/Ryan/Rino-care being stonewalled by the House Freedom Caucus. How is everyone going to play/spin this? In my opinion, the House saved Donald Trump —for now at least— from a much bigger defeat. Then there's some disturbing updates out of Maryland, in the wake of last week's Facebook Live-streamed rape of a 14-year-old girl in a bathroom stall. At 7:15pm, Dr. Cali Estes, addiction specialist, joins us for a really quick call to discuss all of the recent headlines affirming that Cannabis plays a very positive role in the breaking of an opiate addiction. Then we answer a time-travel question from the MailSack. Lots of stuff after this, including some great history, and ripping on Cosmo. Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/eXphjZ5GxLw

This was a doozy. There were a few subjects in here that could have easily been its own hour. We go to dark places as there is more information on the scene, in London; also, a thwarted attack in Belgium. Then we're smack in the middle of the big question from November 4th: What the hell did the NYPD find in Anthony Weiner's computer and why the radio silence? This gets creepy. See you Friday Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/8__sEK81nr8

A rare 90-minute show! and we hit up a lot of things, starting with the latest European terrorism incident, this one right outside of Parliament. Death toll as we publish this podcast episode: 5 This keeps us in Europe for a few more minutes, jumping to Turkey, examining recent remarks and behavior of its President. This eventually leads us to Canada where a new motion meant to combat Islamophobia is stirring fears that censorship is inevitable. A few minutes on Shia Labeouf's fourth attempt to to fly his silly flag, and then we're eventually on to some interesting 'Wiretapping' developments, and finally some thoughts on Neil Gorsuch and Constitutional originalism. We got A LOT done tonight. Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/ACCn4r8zQ_8

The opening roll call is full of the previews and good stuff, then a short 3 minute interlude before the official show opening. At the 15-minute mark we are joined by Marron Chaplin, who had some choice things to say on International Women's Day. After reading some of her thoughts, we bring her on for a really great debut——she will most definitely be back! On the other side of our John Wayne break, we talk about Sesame Street's addition of an autistic Muppet. I'm forgetting other stuff that happened, but it was a smooth-flowing hour. Can't wait to get back on tomorrow for what will be our 1,000 Subscriber Celebration Episode! Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/sITTgsnbzC0

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Happy Saint Patrick's day. Hopefully will be able to plug in a description by Saturday afternoon, but will definitely make some highlights for the Youtube channel. Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/hLbyua8CqcA

Lots of stuff going on in tonight's episode. First we handle a Washington Post article, whose title was edited as the day dragged on. The title change, plus the body of the article, was all part of the same scheme to subtly plant seeds. Inception. Reading/watching the news is quite literally Inception, only you're awake for it. Lena Dunham supposedly lost some weight, but she kept all of the crazy. Plenty more after that, but it all culminates with two great calls: One of GadgetDoc to discuss the Netherlands election, and one from Tom Lupo of Gaslight.tv, who shared some Irish history with us, as well as a demonstration on how to pour a Black and Tan. Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/6q0NdSEQoaU

It's the first night back from the dud of a blizzard, here in the Northeast. Rachel Maddow is first up, as if you hadn't seen the headlines everywhere. We comb through articles, videos, and thoughts through the chat room to put Maddow's chuckle-inducing belly-flop of a media stunt to bed. Then onward to Emma Watson's tits, Amy Schumer's Netflix bomb, and other life lessons. Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/58XRLoEdj00

It's the night before the great Blizzard of March 2017. On the docket for the evening is a little bit of an update on the headlines out of Washington D.C. on the current plan to replace Obamacare with Obamacare. Then onto more fun coming from New York in the fight against racial injustice in the education system...and boy are students going to pay dearly. Then we take a little break with Lou Costello running through an old bit that would later become the foundation for Common Core Mathematics. On the other side of the break: Aliens, and a little bit of Rotterdam/Turkey. Hopefully we will see you on Tuesday night, but if the snow is as bad as they say, I'll see you on Wednesday without an icy doubt. Watch the full episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZA-FGC1Zjt4

It's a chilled Friday night. We hit on another amazing intelligence-gathering adventure the internet recently undertook; this time it was in an epic game of 'Capture the Shia LaBeouf Flag.' Also, should Priests be allowed to get married in the Catholic Church? We end with a call from Scotty Millan (Rogue Millennial Podcast) to talk about his time in both the Marines AND Army, the difference in culture, and how he feels about this military nude picture scandal. Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/3cXUCiQeQUc

This was a good episode. Rob and Matt are in-studio, and we ask the questions posed in the title. Comparisons of the street communists and the internet conspiracy junkies. All or nothing thinking; 100% Gullibility vs. Nihilism. Gypsy joins in toward the end and we're at full cast strength. Short description tonight, because I'm tired. Become my boss: http://bit.ly/2m8OodX Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/F2RrXvVWyTM