Beer, Chips & Politics

As Cutter and Jake continue along Interstate 80, they stop off in the land of the Fighting Irish and discuss one of its most popular movies, 'Rudy'. As they dine, they discuss the confirmation hearings of Ketanji Brown Jackson, who suddenly got in touch with her non-binary side while declining to define a 'woman'. Cutter also fires off some warning signals about the sale of new 'companion robots'...who's the robot here?

In route to Chicago, the boys pull off for some fine cuisine and discuss the 1983 Police classic, 'Synchronicity'. After this week's round of gaffes from Joe and the 'Ho, we discuss the confirmation hearing of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson. Funny how subdued it is when it's a Democrat nominee, isn't it? No media attacks, no raiding the Senate office building, no protests...NADA! All for a woman who gives leniency to child pornographers.

Jake and Cutter peel off from the NCAA Tourney for a bite to eat and discussion of the old 70s TV series, 'The White Shadow'. And what a perfect time to visit all of the transgender and sexual politicization pushed into sports and onto its spectators, courtesy of fascistic corporations and leftist media outlets. Within, of course, the ongoing, overt destruction by the powers that be of scientifically proven gender definitions and their traditional social norms and mores.

Cutter takes Jake to one of his favorite local radio remote sites, where they enjoy Italian cuisine and explore the 60s TV series, 'The Munsters'. Jake takes the Philadelphia Inquirer for a nice drag around the parking lot for their pathetic, baseless article about mortgage discrimination. Cutter then explores yet another round of discrimination lawsuits against the real tyrants of the "woke".

From Chickie's and Pete's and the land of Philly Sports and Crab Fries, Cutter and Jake explore sports broadcasting milestones that changed the way people watch sports, for better and worse. Wide World of Sports, Monday Night Football and ESPN all extended the reach of televised sports to the point where they ensconced themselves into popular culture. And Joe Biden still doesn't know where (or who) he is, even when he's consulting with TikTokers to help sell his climate change BS.

After checking out of NYC, Cutter and Jake had so much fun doing an iconic album last time, that they decided to do it again. As they headed back to Philly, they found a great Italian restaurant and discussed Steely Dan's 1977 classic, 'Aja'. Topped off with Donald Trump finally hearing (and loving) his greatest impersonator, and drinking (often) to Jen Psaki's new hysterical propaganda lie-fest, complete with background muzak.

While in Manhattan, why not experience some scenes from an Italian restaurant? So we headed to Trattoria Dell'Arte and discussed Billy Joel's 70s blockbuster, 'The Stranger'. Complete with cuts and a few stories, we enjoy this epic album while discussing how the Biden administration keeps trying to shift the focus onto Vladimir Putin, and away from its myriad catastrophes and Green New Deal tyranny disguised as benevolence.

From the Hotel Parker Meridien in Manhattan, a location from the movie, 'Night Shift', we lighten things up before getting deadly serious discussing Klaus Schwab, Davos, and the World Economic Forum, and its underlying humanist philosophy. Is man God? Based on today's social norms and lifestyles, it seems a frightening amount of people believe that.

From the Russian Tea Room, the location of the first 'reveal' scene in the movie 'Tootsie', we talk the pathetic State of the Union production, the latest act in the criminal Biden regime run by the secular humanist, elitist, scumbag rapists running roughshod over our Republic.

From one of Cutter's favorite spots, the boys dine in Grand Central Station, the setting for one of the opening scenes of 'The Freshman', and the show quickly goes off the rails, in more ways than one. In spite of the Russia/Ukraine fiasco, Jake and Cutter stay focused on our backyard. Whether it's Bill Gates, Moderna, or the whack processes in Seattle, the boys don't hold back calling out the obvious. And if all else fails, Pat Boone has their back.

Well, it's been a while, but now that NYC is slowly opening up, the boys decided to slip into Greenwich Village and the fictional 12th Precinct of the 70s comedy series 'Barney Miller'. This show's topics include race-baiting at the Philadelphia Inquirer, scientific fraud at the CDC, the current housing market, and every TV reporter's nightmare. Also, Cutter might have lost a client in NYC over a ringtone.

No, we're not in Russia, scene of 'Rocky IV', we're still in Philly, enjoying one of Philly's best sandwiches at Nick's Roast Beef (Jake's first time). Today, Cutter gets slapped around by Jake for thinking Tulsi Gabbard is changing her stripes. By the time Jake is done, one has to question the true nature of major social and political movements, and their relationship to government central planning and secret ops by our oh-so righteous intelligence services. And the next time you start believing the myths the media has created about The White House, Mr. Holbrook, just play a Kamala Harris cut. Fun and games, flipping sides...all a show for mass consumption as our nation gets looted.

Cutter and Jake end up back at Butcher & Singer, across the street from where Rocky Balboa worked out to fight Clubber Lang in 'Rocky III'. The boys pull no punches going after Facebook pedophile Jeren Miles, and a science camp in California endangering children in the name of diversity. This boxing-centric show was a fun one to make, especially since Cutter had to pick up the tab.

From the location of one of the most telling scenes in M. Night Shyamalan's 'The Sixth Sense', Jake and Cutter go after the Mainstream Media's bold indifference to their sins of selling the bold-faced lie of Russiagate while continually looking down their noses at citizens. BLM putting up $100,000 bail for one of their own who attempted to assassinate a mayoral candidate? Perhaps Joy Reid should weigh in, given that she had him as a guest on her show. Just another day of fascism in the USA.

Jake and Cutter return to the beltway, using the sanctimonious, limousine liberalism of 'The West Wing' to highlight the true authoritarianism of the left and its ultimate manifestation: the criminal efforts of the Clinton/Obama gang to thwart the Trump Administration - before, during, and after the last two elections. John Durham's investigation slowly but surely moves forward, and appears to be taking no prisoners. The Clintons, Barry Soetoro, Joe Biden, Marc Elias, David Sussman, Igor Danchenko, Brennan, Clapper, Comey, Steele, McCabe, Strzok, Obama's fixer in the Hillary Clinton investigation - Kathryn Ruemmler, the whole stinking lot of them. Tick tock.

WARNING! HARSH CONTENT AND LANGUAGE! Cutter and Jake dive into the disgusting Cancel Culture efforts to take down Joe Rogan and the heroes in Canada attempting to end vax mandates with peaceful protests. The Mainstream Media, led by CNN, MSNBC, et al, spread divisive lies and propaganda with reckless abandon and without fear of reprisal. However, the boys spare no effort in presenting their lies and hypocrisy - the vile elitism and true racism of the left - in pristine clarity, from their own broadcasts.

Before there was "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" there was Will Smith and Jeff Townes in Philly. So, Cutter and Jake rendezvous in Will Smith's favorite pizza place, Overbrook Pizza. Here, they visit the latest in Cancel Culture, the masked social engineering in today's "charities", discuss the NBA's blockbuster trade between the 76ers and Nets, and choke on Joe Biden's biased and gilded FCC nominee. Most importantly, they scoff over the fact that science didn't change in any other way than politically.

Nestled between CIA headquarters and the fake one in McLean, VA used in the movie, 'Clear And Present Danger', the boys settle in for some good eats. All the fakery completely appropriate given the bogus information that we receive out of Washington, D.C. everyday. Topics today include Ottawa, the politicos involved in Ukraine, Marjorie Taylor Fraud (Greene), and a transgender male who identifies as a Female British Columbian wolf...yes, you read that right.

Jake and Cutter sit riverside on the Potomac as they enjoy the views from Alexandria, the locale of many of the outside scenes from 'Broadcast News'. The boys use the movie to discuss the current Fake News that flows from much of the Mainstream Media. They take a deep look at the social justice movement infecting the NFL, and how it turned itself on one of its favorite havens, the talk show 'The View'. They also call out the latest round of corporate America's horrifying terminations of unvaccinated employees.

Across the river from the bureaucratic bedrock of our nation, the boys visit the 1960's classic 'The Flintstones' and its hidden musical brilliance of Hoyt Curtin. With COVID fading, control freaks like Bill Gates re-seat their grip by ramping up global warming tales and carbon taxes. Not to mention Microsoft's latest 'woke' software upgrade for which no one asked. And, in lock step, cryptocurrency grows despite very few knowing its real intent.

In response to lots of mail requesting a 'Best Of' program, we dug and dug and think we came up with some good stuff. DUM DUM!

From the prestigious 2941 Restaurant, Cutter and Jake take a good look at the Pentagon, the stage for Kevin Costner's breakthrough movie 'No Way Out'. As Disney and M&M Mars go woke with ridiculous new outfits, characters and colors, the boys scratch their heads as they discover a school district providing kitty litter boxes in bathrooms for children who identify as "furry creatures". Also, a breakthrough election ruling in Pennsylvania.

There's no better way to celebrate the return of Jake than with some outstanding barbeque. So, the boys headed to "Wilson's Secret Sauce" where they discussed national Sunday morning news programs, and the propaganda that spews out of them. They get a good laugh out of Neil Young's self-inflicted departure from Spotify, Joe Biden's "No explanation" regarding his mental competency, and Jen Psaki's "Proud to be working with Obama" Freudian slip.

Due to overwhelming requests, we put together a second show of some of the 'lighter' moments of Beer, Chips & Politics. Thank you for your interest! We look forward to creating more 'favorite moments'. See you next episode...Stay Free!

From "Springfield", VA", one of MANY middle-class "Springfield's", Cutter and Scott Adams (of the Scott Adams Show - Red State Talk Radio) discover one of Springfield's most iconic residents, "The Simpsons". Here, Cutter and Scott discuss the Democrat's attempted crushing of the American middle-class, the suppression of Covid therapeutics, and discover Scott's 4 Currencies of the World Black Market.,,and wait until you hear about California's latest Government waste.