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Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 475 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryPoliticsNews |
This episode could be mistaken for the Three Martini Happy Hour, because this week's episode comes with a tangy twist. John Yoo is away this week, so we brought in a ringer to take his place: Prof. Hadley Arkes! Thus this episode become a Positivism-... more
Move over "Republicans pounce" as the favorite media deflection. We now know that when an old man yells at clouds—or members of Congress—the media fall in line and declare it "fiery." more
Lucretia hosts this week's episode, which we recorded in the morning over coffee instead of whisky because travel schedules prevented the normal and proper Friday evening happy hour, and guess what? We're even worse without whisky! more
This episode has everything: a how-to guerilla guide to improving your McDonald's hamburger experience; a spirited discussion of the Alabama Supreme Court decision that defines frozen embryos as persons (Steve thinks the media is willfully misreporti... more
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If this were a drinking game where we had to take a shot every time Lucretia said “stupid” or “idiot judge” we’d all end up like Bon Scott after 10 minutes. Brutal. Had to turn it off.
A great discussion highlighting the different viewpoints on the border crisis so that individuals can decide for themselves what is right.
If you like hearing about McRib enhanced interrogation, how mop heads are pushing woke politics and book recommendations from boring obscure legal authors then this is the show for you! more
Lucretia doesn't seem to know how off-putting her blind Trumpism sounds. I understand that her heart is in the right place, but her viewpoints are just so fringe, that the people echoing her talking points are actively losing the GOP very winnable elections. I think it's time to find a better female perspective for the show. Her analysis on the Kevin McCarthy debacle was cringeworthy and embarrassing. If she can't see how bad this situation is, she does not deserve to be a political analyst on a... more
Lucretia is so rude and judgmental. More John & Steve, LESS crazy Lucretia, please.
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