Beer, Chips & Politics

Despite an onslaught of Cutterisms, we visit the movie 'Gladiator', and discuss its overwhelming theme...betrayal. Not a day goes by as of late, where we don't witness it first hand. From the USPS enabling the federal government to rig elections, to our State Department spending millions to free an America-hating WNBA basketball star because she's LGBTQ, the corrupt political class sells our principles down the river for division and power, a lot like the Romans did centuries ago. Also, farewell to Nichelle Nichols and legendary NBA icon, Bill Russell, who blazed a trail for freedom that today's race hustlers disgustingly sacrifice for profit, self-promotion, and, yes, the inevitable regression right back to slavery.

From the 'Houses of the Holy', we observe the Global Extremists positioning their next feargasm upon the world, attempting to end farming to stop global warming, when in reality they simply intend to squelch free will. Limiting food supplies, massive layoffs, unannounced checkpoints...yeah, sure, they only want to save the planet, not control it for their benefit. Soylent Green and Crickets, anyone?

We visit 'The World According To Garp' and today's relief depot of MGTOW, where men find solace from women's nonstop demonization of them. PetSmart has gay pride flags in its stores...since when do these personal issues have any place in the business world? Since fascism came to town.

200 shows...wow! And now, finally, we get to Shawshank.

As we discuss the movie 'Capricorn One', we re-visit one of our favorite topics, namely how much of what we know as history really happened, as opposed to our trusted representatives - and their unelected masters - creating it. COVID, 9/11, Ukraine, the Moon landings, JFK...do you really want to know the truth?

(WARNING: PROFANITY) 'Rabbit Test', a movie about the first pregnant man. What an appropriate movie to discuss, given today's world wherein the "progressive" Left insists it's true. Just another globalist ruse of the Luciferian religion, marching humanity right off the cliff to the New World Order.

There's nothing better than enjoying some amazing Italian food and discussing one of America's favorite game shows, 'Jeopardy'. Today's show features an amazing interview with Fenicia Redman, who put conservative parents on her back and fought school districts nationwide with a federal lawsuit. Also, as Canada invests in crickets to feed their nation, Jake introduces the concept of 'industries in waiting'.

A good morning breakfast finds us talking about old-time Saturday morning cartoons like 'Scooby Doo'. The Biden engine continues to sputter on all three cylinders; Jill compares Mexicans to breakfast tacos, Hunter's latest drug-induced video drops, and Joe...is still Joe! The Limousine Liberals have run rampant within the Democrat party. In the end, we derive some hope from Tik-Tok rant of a young Catholic girl.

From the site of the 'staged' assassination in the movie, 'Shooter', as we await our burnt ends, we discuss Gavin Newsom's startling descent into full-blown communism. Speaking of destroying the Constitution, Joe Biden gets caught selling off America's strategic oil reserves to other nations, while handing another $400 million over to Ukraine. And the latest disgraceful Press Spokesperson Karine Jean-Pierre continues to Psaki into oblivion.

Some R&R finds us on Cutter's Back Deck discussing Rolling Stone magazine, and its effect on music and society. The world of Scrabble just lost 400 words, which didn't include Joe Biden's recent interesting choice. And AOC just continues to embarrass herself.

We enjoy an excellent breakfast discussing the movie 'Philadelphia', its issues of homophobia, prejudice, discrimination, and "social death", and how they related then and now to core constitutional principles. The new Clarence Thomas article in The Federalist also provides some welcome perspective. As we mourn the demolition of a Philly landmark coffee shop, we scoff at the lunacy of the demise of another. We also discover how PA Lieutenant Governor John Fetterman used state taxpayer money on a vacation taken during a strict COVID lockdown. Another limousine liberal...yawn.

After landing back home on Bobby Bonilla Day for the holiday weekend, we head to the heart of Philadelphia, where the Founders risked everything for freedom, and discuss the movie 'Independence Day'. Jake cautions of how the powers that be pre-manufacture art such as this in order to take the sting off of the exposure of near-to-come realities. Cutter's excitement about the latest SCOTUS decision bamboozles him into thinking about our CSNY Ohio show, while applauding how West Virginia v. the EPA stops 'appointed' bureaucrats from making and enforcing their own tyrannous laws. Finally, we discuss the concept of marriage, and its relation, or lack thereof, to the Constitution, and how the law and marriage don't belong together.

From one of the scene locations of 'The Untouchables', we explore the latest failed effort of the J6 farce "committee" to get Trump. The Left's actions clearly reveal the identity of the true insurrectionists, doing everything possible to keep the political class entrenched and DC's dirty secrets hidden. And the latest absurd distraction for such? The Left's new "Transgender Bill of Rights". Kamala has a new impersonator, who likely suffers gray matter loss with each rendition.

Adjacent the Southside Firehouse, one of the locations from the movie, 'Backdraft', we try not to ruin our sushi lunch discussing the Navy's new "Pronoun Awareness" training video. Cutter tells of a Pennsylvania Patriot who took her fight from her child-grooming school board all the way to the floor of the Pennsylvania state senate. Also, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's new term to describe women.

After checking out some of the shooting locations from the movie, 'Sixteen Candles', we sit down for some good Italian food and ponder the hysteria in the wake of the overturning of Roe v Wade. The brainwashing of many into thinking SCOTUS made abortion illegal - and stripped women of a (non-existent) God-given right - shows the immense power of the Leftist political machine and media apparatus. In reality, the Left indeed wants power from up on high - but only when it agrees with them. Tyrants in disguise.

Locked down in Chicago due to the leftist protests over the overturning of Roe v. Wade, we discuss the teen pregnancy movie, 'Juno'. In the midst of the explosion of hate from the Left and typical media misinformation, this movie shows the viable and responsible alternatives to abortion. Most importantly, it helps in pointing out many in society's trivialization of sex, and how far it has wandered from its true purpose: conception and family.

From the birthplace of Senator Joseph McCarthy, we explore the movie, 'Good Night And Good Luck', a perfect parallel of the Trump witch-hunting of the Left over the past 6 years, but from a far more reasonable era politically. Grace Schara, a young woman with Down Syndrome, died tragically when a local hospital in Appleton pre-determined her "COVID" death - yet another example of this country's horrific medical malpractice explosion. Cutter also introduces future plans of virtual parenting to help quell world population issues, yet another transhumanistic nightmare in the making.

We drive down from the Upper Peninsula of Michigan to Green Bay, Wisconsin, ending up in Cutter's broadcast booth at Lambeau Field. Biden commiserates with his fellow communists at the AFL-CIO, Jennifer Granholm pushes electric vehicles as she invests in them on the other side, and the leftist lunatics at the National School Board Association lose another state.

From the intrepid shoreline of Lake Huron at the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island, Jake and Cutter visit the mushy movie, 'Somewhere in Time'. Jake dives deep into the brilliant work of Sergei Rachmaninoff's Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, and the ubiquitous theme of dread therein, 'Dies Irae'. DC wants statehood...sure, that will help. Bill Barr proves his swampiness by disgracefully potshotting 2000 Mules, and that, unfortunately, probably means that Hector the Roomba - aka John Durham - is a plant. The Squad now has a male member, and he's also a deranged lunatic subversive.

From the stomping grounds of Detective Axel Foley, Cutter and Jake visit the movie 'Beverly Hills Cop II'. From Nancy Pelosi making a guest appearance in Ru Paul's Drag Queen Show, to NBC's Chuck Todd inviting dead Congressmen on his show, the Left continues to outdo itself in sheer lunacy. And if you want to adopt a dog in a certain part of California, or coach in the NFL, you must support certain political positions...more fascism in plain view.

After driving through the neighborhood setting of the movie, 'Gran Torino', Cutter and Jake stop to discuss the many American principles on display in this great film. How often we fail to see ourselves in others. A George Soros District Attorney gets shown the door, and Biden again tries to blames gas prices on Putin. And how about those Johnson locks...quality.

We visit Sandusky, Ohio, home of Gallagher Auto Parts in the movie 'Tommy Boy', then enjoy a half-day in Put-In-Bay, where Cutter shares his cow-tipping experiences from college. George Soros continues to hunt down and stamp out conservatism, this time by acquiring Hispanic conservative talk radio stations. The Republicans seem a little too comfortable heading into the midterms, and could very well get smacked just like in Georgia.

Cutter and Jake get their Italian on from the top of the Johnstown incline, to celebrate some great food as they discuss the movie, 'All The Right Moves'. Cutter calls out the fraud of the media trying to paint the travesty of the latest Texas school killings, with historical reality. Jake has a bone of contention with the pathetic whining of people like Gregg Popovich, whose arrogant virtue signaling knows no bounds.

From the town where they made the movie, 'The Big Chill', Jake and Cutter discuss the news networks scrambling to be first with news from a shooter situation in Tulsa. You can't rush information, folks. If you do, it's usually wrong. And what do you know, BLM hires a new CEO who filed personal bankruptcy three times in the last seventeen years. Cutter babysits a chihuahua with narcolepsy.

A cancelled flight (due to lack of healthy pilots), leaves Jake and Cutter landlocked at Cutter's house, but they will not be denied! From Cutter's back deck, and to the lovely tunes of...uh...Telly Savalas and Jack Klugman...we roll our eyes at the attacks on our God-given rights by the tyrants on the Left.