Beer, Chips & Politics

In honor of Memorial Day, Jake and Cutter take another look at the fallen soldier epic, 'Taking Chance'. While paying homage to our Gold Star Families on Memorial Day, let's look at the imposter constitutionalists on the Left, as they try to capitalize upon shootings across the United States. Wonder if they favor taking guns away from the government? Uh...no.

'Logan's Run', a typical Globalist utopian vision. Painting a dream world for nations, but in reality executing a totalitarian nightmare. Those attending The World Economic Forum in Davos believe only they deserve freedom, and must rule the useless eaters for the greater good. Just look at the Texas shooting tragedy...clearly people don't know how to behave themselves, so let's convince them to accept slavery posing as safety.

Everybody had kid shows that they watched in their youth. Philadelphia was abound with such programs, and we meet up at Philly's famous Melrose Diner for breakfast and discuss how honest and wholesome children's programs were then, as compared to now. Whoopi Goldberg believes the Catholic Church has no domain over...the Catholic Church.

From a restaurant that Dick Clark frequented, Cutter and Jake discuss his iconic dance show, 'American Bandstand'. Nancy Pelosi has been denied Holy Communion by the Catholic Church. Abortion provides the latest enlightening comparison of protests from the Right versus the "Reeeee" from the Left. Hector The Roomba has now turned to Hillary, and it's everything we thought, with so much more to come.

From the original Nick's Roast Beef in South Philly, Cutter and Jake discuss the music event Live Aid, held a short distance away at the old JFK Stadium way back in 1985. In the tradition of Paul Harvey, Jake delivers the rest of the story of that event, in the form of the gory details regarding not only how little of the actual food and medicine made it to the victims, but how the pirating of such by the corrupt government actually served to further victimize them. And Joy Behar, the gift that keeps on giving, unknowingly throws herself under the bus while going after Tucker Carlson.

Jake and Cutter go on an out-of-this-world journey discussing the 1962 cartoon series, 'The Jetsons'. Joe Biden mumbled that MAGA and "Ultra MAGA" have created the current economic crisis. Jake discusses a menacing threat to US sovereignty, a "Pandemic Treaty" with the World Health Organization (WHO) co-signed with many other nations - and around the US Congress. All in the name of safety. As if COVID was really about a virus. The death march to the New World Order continues.

Scott Adams from Red State Talk Radio joins Cutter as they explore Dinesh D'Souza's election fraud movie, '2000 Mules'. With this show also broadcasting in Philadelphia, we discuss the heinous Philly and Pennsylvania fraud, as well as the upcoming Pennsylvania Republican Primaries. And is Elon Musk for real?

Cutter has to break free for an NBA assignment, and will be returning to meet back up with Jake to finish their show in New Orleans. In the meantime, we have put together a montage from various shows. Some fairly recent, others from the archives. So while Jake is enjoying some free time on the Gulf Coast and Cutter is in an arena somewhere, we hope you enjoy the compilation!

While a controversial movie for some, 'Django Unchained' requires we pay it homage, especially when in Louisiana. Yes, back then people spoke much differently, but today, ironically, many so-called woke people seem to not only speak, but importantly behave, just as nastily. Just look at pro-abortionists crashing Christian Sunday Services, corporations like Pizza Hut financing CRT in schools, and Biden judicial appointees outright denying their on-record racial bias. Because, to the Left, the ends justify the means, even when lying, cheating, stealing, and even killing.

So much great music down in New Orleans, and great food at Emeril's. More plagiarism in the Biden Administration, this time it's Kamala ripping off Greta Thunberg...we made a little jingle. Jake also has the latest Hector the Roomba update. And after the newly-minted Ministry of Truth, Merrick Garland makes yet another big government office, this time for...Environmental Justice? We explore other possibilities...you never know with these tyrants.

From a busy Bourbon Street, we explore part-two of the Jack Reacher series, 'Never Go Back'. During the show, someone (hmmm) leaked to the media the pending SCOTUS decision on Roe v. Wade...once again, the left has no ethics. Dept. of Energy Secretary Jenny Granholm hysterically admits she uses fossil fuels, and Sen. Josh Hawley completely destroys Biden's court nominee Nancy Abudu and the garbage Southern Poverty Law Center for whom she works.

Stuck at the airport. Will we ever get a pilot and crew to get out of Dodge? Will it be Air Crew Roulette? We cry over the 'stillborn' passing of CNN+, a DOA if there ever was one. Alex Jones contributes a heartfelt eulogy.

From the #1 rated hotel bar in the country, we visit one of the shooting locations of the movie, 'Ray'. The leftist media meltdown over Elon Musk and his purchase of Twitter has hit epic proportions. They just can't handle an honest and level "town square". Also, the Pfizer vaccine had a 3.7% death rate during its trials, and the FDA approved it anyway. Where's the accountability?

Back on the road, this time NOLA! We the Oak Alley Plantation, home of Brad Pitt's character 'Louis' in the movie 'Interview with a Vampire'. Speaking of bloodsuckers, how about the leftists in today's Democrat party? How about a dose of hypocrisy, courtesy of the NAACP and BLM? With help from The Hodge Twins, we dispatch their BS with ease, and finish with Jeremy Littel's 'Today's Special'.

Cutter and Jake decide to visit one of Frank Sinatra's favorite Atlantic City restaurants and discuss what cool really is, Sinatra-style. Wow, Jen Psaki's crying sounds pathetically like that of the most ardent tree huggers...what a shock. And Joe Schmuck still keeps going to the mat about his family's poverty and complete lack of graft during 50+ years in politics. The consummate scumbag politician, lying right to our face, over and over. Also, Ron DeSantis and the Florida Legislature deliver a well-overdue surprise for Disney.

With taxes filed and Easter over, we drive to Atlantic City for some great Italian food and discuss the movie, 'Rounders'. Cutter makes some bold predictions for the fall that include the stepping down of Fauci, and Biden further destroying capitalist meritocracy by cancelling student loan debt, so eloquently described by Charlie Payne. Jake updates the status of Hector the Roomba - aka John Durham - who continues swirling towards Clinton dirt, inch by inch.

Cutter and Jake visit the 80s musical masterpiece, 'Toto IV', from where Cutter last saw a band member. They jump deep into the fall of the Bidens and its media coverage, as well as the fall of Disney, who keeps perpetuating its demise through wokeness. Also, Cutter's dog Sharpie gets into his Easter marshmallow stash, and hasn't uttered a peep since.

The boys head to the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia and take in a Flyers "hockey" game. Here, they tee off on the sloppy antics of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, the San Francisco Giants, and Australia. The latest Quinnipiac polls have Joe Biden at 33%, yet the geniuses in Philly have re-imposed mask mandates amidst a 7-day average of two deaths in a population of 1.5 million. Big government loves big government, whatever the cost.

A 'Best Of' Show...created on the flight home from Chicago. With a break from hard news, and a chuckle, we proudly present some of the more jovial moments from the first quarter of 2022. Thanks for all of your suggestions!

From the Roundhouse in Aurora, IL, we discuss the 90s SNL-bred comedy, 'Wayne's World'. For parents with schoolchildren, not only must they contend with school boards force-feeding CRT and gender identity indoctrination, but the real forces behind it - woke corporations funded by super-wealthy investment groups. Time to re-evaluate our portfolios.

A short drive from Chicago up to Milwaukee, the boys visit Mader's to get some awesome German cuisine and discuss the locally-centered TV sitcom, 'Laverne and Shirley'. Now that COVID has run out of gas, the UN has fired up ol' reliable Climate Change. And...wait...did we just hear a salient point on...CNN? Hey Jake, pass the schnitzel!

From one of Chicago's best known pizza restaurants, Jake and Cutter discuss the 1976 Eagles album, 'Hotel California'. The guys get rather heated after hearing Joe Biden's pathetic pandering to transgenders on Transgender Day of Visibility. With the country going down the toilet, always interesting to see the Left's misdirection attempts. Also, Nancy Pelosi wants everyone - including the Supreme Court - to think like her, even by force.

When you think about great movies based in Chicago, one must include 'The Sting'. And what a perfect opportunity to discuss some of the biggest con artists of all time - Hillary Clinton and the DNC - who recently both received, and paid, fines from the Federal Election Commission for fabricating the infamous Steele Dossier. Why pay the fine...unless you're guilty as hell?

The boys go back to where it all started on Red State Talk Radio, with 'The Blues Brothers'. From Chez Paul in Chicago, Jake and Cutter again enjoy this movie classic, while discussing the interesting confrontation between Will Smith and Chris Rock at this year's Oscars. Later, they take a serious look at the leftist machine's damage control resulting from Joe Biden's horrifying remarks about removing an active leader of a world nuclear power. What a disgrace.

From the fabulous El Che Argentinian Steakhouse in Chicago, a block from the birthplace of 'Soul Train', Jake and Cutter do a deep dive into the next battleground between parents and school districts across the US, child pornography and transgendering, with school boards hiding these disgraceful activities, and then, when challenged, actually claiming parental domain over actual parents. Also, how Ketanji Brown Jackson might impact some music staples.