Righting The Right

We discuss Kayne West and all the craziness he and the media are.

We discuss the Starbucks boycott, the latest Comey/McCabe debacle, and random stuff.

We discuss Trump's loss of attorney client privilege, Russia and the fake war, and whatever other ridiculousness is happening in America.

We discuss the week of April 1st and no it's not April Fools, it's real life America.

Oh America. We discuss David Hogg calls for boycott, March for Our Lives (without any kids), McCabe, and so much more.

It's our sweet 16 during March Madness and we're discussing the shit show that is America right now.

This week was a doozy! We discuss all the nonsense from school walkouts to Hillary criticizing women who didn't vote for her.

Part two of our discussion on how media plays a role in our politics and their corrupt ways of going about it.

We discuss media bias, media corruption, media lies, and a bunch of other stuff not related to media.

We discuss the regular ridiculousness of politics in America. This week is focused on Russia probes and school shootings.

We discuss Trudeau's "peoplekind" comment, Canada's anthem, and globalism versus anti-globalism.

We discuss the "big surprise" memo. What we knew would be there and what was new.

We discuss the Trump's State of the Union speech from the perspective of the New York Times.

We discuss the inefficiency of partisanship and how the shutdown was pointless. We also discuss CHIP and argue about DACA for the rest of the show.

We discuss Hollywood, feminism, sexual harassment, and false accusations.

I'm sure you can guess...we discuss the second amendment.

We discuss the First Amendment of the United States Constitution and how people only respect it when they agree with the speak.

We take the Buzzfeed Privilege Test to see how privileged we really are.

We discuss the Alabama election and how we're proud that Alabama voters did what was morally right instead of the typical partisanship.

Defining misused terms within politics. Semantics are important during a political discussion.