Episodes

The verdict for this episode is: Democrats care more about politics and power than people. I discuss the lack of real opposition to the Electoral College, Biden's support of people voting during a pandemic, Pelosi's disinterest in providing oversight of the money being spent by the Treasury, how little Congress has done for people, and the reality that only AOC voted against the last bill.

The verdict for this episode is: coronavirus has shown why Biden is a terrible candidate. In this episode I discuss a number of the ways coronavirus has shown the weakness of Biden's proposals and the failures of his record.

The verdict for this episode is: I won't discuss politics or the economy in this episode. I almost got through the episode honoring its verdict, but I slipped up in the last minute. While acknowledging I was speculating, I discussed the potential waves of virus and what the next year or more could look like.

The verdict for this episode is: none of the plans proposed in Congress are good enough. In this episode, I discuss ways to get government assistance to those most needing it during the pandemic. Specifically, I address getting cash to people who really need it, health care for everyone, rent and mortgage relief, student loan assistance, and more.

The verdict for this episode is: Joe Rogan says terrible things. Joe Biden destroys lives. In this episode, I demonstrate how Biden voted against a woman's right to choose, voted to discriminate against same-sex couples, regularly voted with Wall Street and against the American people, and lied about his record.

The verdict for this episode is: Congress has once again failed the American people. In this episode, I discuss how the bill being sold by Nancy Pelosi and House Democrats fails America. Topics covered include: the tying of benefits to inadequate testing; cutting people's pay because they need to care for someone who is sick; and the bill's failure to address predictable shortcomings in available hospital beds and medical equipment.

The verdict for this episode is: Bernie can still win. In this episode, I admit my thoughts on South Carolina's impact were off, I demonstrate how the race is far closer than the media wants you to believe, I talk about Biden's endorsements, and Warren's campaign.

The verdict for this episode is: when we go to bed on Tuesday, no one will be talking about South Carolina. In this episode, I discuss Biden's small coalition, Bernie Sanders's wide, diverse coalition, and demonstrate how South Carolina is not an indication of what is to come.

The verdict for this episode is: can you imagine what would happen if Bernie Sanders lied about meeting Martin Luther King? In this episode, i demonstrate how Joe Biden has been lying about getting arrested in South Africa on the way to meet Nelson Mandela. I also highlight the unwillingness of many in the media to ask Biden about his lies. I conclude the media would act very differently if Bernie Sanders had lied about a meeting with Martin Luther King.

The verdict for this episode is: nothing happened during the debate to change the trajectory of the race. In this episode, I discuss the lie that Bernie Sanders wanted to primary Obama, Sanders's great answers on foreign policy, and add a few general comments about the race.

The verdict for this episode is: Bernie Sanders will be the next president of the United States! In this episode, I discuss Bernie's path to the nomination, how no one else has a path to the nomination, why the media doesn't understand why we don't care about the stock market the way they do, and how poverty is calculated to underestimate the number of Americans living in poverty.

The verdict for this episode is: that was quite a night! In this episode, I discuss the Nevada debate and its aftermath. Topics include: choosing a nomination through the delegate process; Elizabeth Warren's changing positions; Bloomberg's terrible night; Bloomberg's racism and sexism; and what the pundits don't get about Bernie Sanders's message.

The verdict for this episode is: mean tweets are not the story! In this episode, I use my own story of not having health insurance, being unable to pay for regular heat, and being on SNAP to show how the media's focus on tweets demonstrates their elitist privilege.

The verdict for this episode is: nothing the centrists can say will make me vote for Bloomberg. In this episode, I discuss the racism, sexism, and the purchasing of the election by Mike Bloomberg.

The verdict for this episode is: we can do this! In this episode I look forward in the Democratic Party race. I discuss A Nevada Union's wrong decision, Mike Bloomberg's racism, Biden's collapse, and Bernie's path to the nomination.

The verdict for this episode is: Medicare-for-all is the only option. In this episode, I demonstrate how the health care plans of Joe Biden and Pete Buttigieg will fail the American public.

The verdict for this episode is: we won't let Trump Win. In this episode, I discuss the fear mongering on the part of those bought and paid for by corporations on the prospect of Trump winning again.

The verdict for this episode is: no candidate who wants Republican votes should be the Democratic nominee. In this episode, I discuss reasons why Wall Street Pete is the choice of billionaires.

The verdict for this episode is: now is the time! In this episode, I remind everyone that now is the time for the revolution America has needed for 250 years.

The verdict for this episode is: the media is lying about those of us who support Bernie Sanders. In this episode, I discuss reasons why I support Bernie and demonstrate how the media is lying about those of us who support Bernie.

The verdict for this episode is: the two-party system must be abolished. In this episode, I use the impeachment trial to show how the two-party system is broken beyond repair.

The verdict for this episode is: the Republican's defense of Trump is embarrassing. In this episode, I discuss the arguments made by Trump's defense team.

The verdict for this episode is: the criticism of political endorsements is becoming absurd. In this episode, I discuss the aftermath of Joe Rogan endorsing Bernie Sanders.

The verdict for this episode is: age, disability, and religion also matter. In this episode, I discuss the sad reality that many voters still consider age, disability, gender, religion, and more when deciding who to support for president.