Andrew and Jerry and The Great American Rope-a-Dope!
Hunter Biden is convicted of a series of felonies and the major media uses this as an opportunity to prop up the Bidens. But this is but one example of the rope-a-dope being played against the American people. Jerry tells a story about the collapse of the rule of law visiting upon his family in a very personal way. This leads into a discussion of the two-tiered system of justice in America and the weaponization of the law for politics, and how the flowering of lawfare today had its seeds planted during the Obama years: Operation Choke Point, the harassment and prosecution of Chris Christie and his aides - and how that prosection laid the groundwork for using a financial services law (Sarbanes-Oxley) to go after J6 rioters (and those who were merely "Rioter adjacent").
Speaking of J6 - video has surfaced (finally) of Nancy Pelosi taking responsibility for the chaos on Capitol Hill on January 6, and this leads to a discussion of coups and insurrection, and the affirmative undermining of a presidency by people in the bureaucracy.
And the Supreme Court rules, in another 9-0 decision, that the FDA's approval of an abortion drug can stand. But this will not quell the left's lies about the court having an out-of-control ideological slant.
Finally, Andrew talks about his high school reunion - and how the potentially well-meaning implementation of "diversity" policies and programs can lead to intense divisions in a community years later.
Speaking of J6 - video has surfaced (finally) of Nancy Pelosi taking responsibility for the chaos on Capitol Hill on January 6, and this leads to a discussion of coups and insurrection, and the affirmative undermining of a presidency by people in the bureaucracy.
And the Supreme Court rules, in another 9-0 decision, that the FDA's approval of an abortion drug can stand. But this will not quell the left's lies about the court having an out-of-control ideological slant.
Finally, Andrew talks about his high school reunion - and how the potentially well-meaning implementation of "diversity" policies and programs can lead to intense divisions in a community years later.