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Jake and Cutter are live in the outbacks of Georgia...cousin, Vinny Country. They bury Janet Yellen for suggesting a Global Corporate Tax, and Play "Whoza Wazooza", plowing under Pete Buttigieg's bike stunt, the City of Portland School District for tripping over their new school mascot, and completely eviscerate MLB for pulling the All-Star game out of Atlanta over Georgia's new Voter Law.

"No Vax Card, No Service"...a new credo in major cities like Los Angeles. So, Cutter and Jake quietly slipped into an "undisclosed location" at Santa Monica Pier, location of the climactic conclusion of the movie, "Falling Down". They try out their new game show, "Don't Say It", and explore BLM's interesting position on 'racist' vax mandates. They also take Sec. of Defense Austin and General Milley for a drag around the parking lot, and expose LeBron James' latest hypocrisy.

From the town militarily quarantined in the movie "Outbreak", Jake and Cutter visit the Victorian Inn, where Cutter spotlights an interesting interview from the unique perspective of a Funeral Director in the UK, exposing the horrifying smoke and mirrors of COVID.

The Boys visit the Chicago Hilton, where the climatic ending of the movie "The Fugitive" takes place. Cutter can't wait to 'pounce' on that joke of a stunt pulled on "The View" with Kamala. Jake expresses concerns over Red Flag Gun Confiscation. Together, they discuss the Arizona Audit and New York Gov. Hochul hustling to bring in foreign health care workers to replace the unvaxxed taxpayers that she had just fired.

Cutter and Jake, after being snuffed out of NY because of vax restrictions, head back to the land of cheese curds...the University of Wisconsin, setting of the legendary comedy, "Back To School". Amongst the insanities taking place across the world, an "elite" student in Baltimore with a 0.8 GPA, and a new "credit" card based on your level of CO2 emissions and environmental impact.

As Mayor DeBlasio sinks NYC, suddenly Cutter and Jake can't get into an establishment without a 'Vax ID', so they decide to head to Pier 59 and just wait for "Titanic" to show up, while they discuss the movie. They have a lot of fun anxiously awaiting the Arizona Audit results, discussing connections between the Titanic and the Federal Reserve, and bashing three new morons in an impromptu "Whoza Wazooza" segment! Unfortunately, the ship never showed.

One of the most beautiful dining rooms in NYC, Jake and Cutter roll into Wolfgang's Steakhouse on Park Avenue in New York City for lunch and to discuss the movie, "Death Wish". With our Republic now under assault like few other times in history, as American citizens, we are all quickly becoming Paul Kersey.

With a show like 'Law & Order' shot all over NYC, Cutter and Jake decide to check out one of the show's regular drinking establishments, 'Pete's Tavern'. Cutter questions the CDC's COVID "pandemic" numbers of 40+ million in a nation where 68 million people having an STD doesn't qualify as even an epidemic. They also shake their heads at U of FLA students who support replacing the Constitution with a newer one, for reasons both frightening and hysterical.

While still in NYC, the boys head up the East side of Manhattan to enjoy some good German food at the Heidelberg Restaurant, just around the corner from George and Weezie's place in the 70s TV show, "The Jeffersons". Here, they discuss the cultural changes and attitudes of the show some 50 years later, and call out General Milley, for his blatant acts of treason against his Commander in Chief, and the nation.

Nobody ever does a show from Staten Island...well, we just did, because that's where Tess McGill caught her ferry to work every morning in the movie "Working Girl". From Wynwood Street Eats, the boys discuss the many still-relevant social issues in the 80s favorite, along with stadiums of people nationwide chanting against Joe Biden, the alarming results of the Arizona election Canvass, and the art of the 'Elevator Pitch'.

Cutter and Jake visit the Lexington Candy Shop in New York City, where Turner picked up sandwiches as the bad guys killed his co-workers in the movie, "Three Days of the Condor". The boys draw many parallels to today, as the movie portrays the CIA going rogue. They also discuss the "speechless" sacrificial lamb Joe Biden on 9/11, and Anthony Blinken's Congressional hearing regarding the Afghanistan setup.

On the 20th Anniversary of 9/11, Cutter and Jake stay in-studio to discuss the profound despair Americans experienced on that day. But do we know what really happened? They sit down with Andrew Steele from Architects and Engineers for 911 Truth, to discuss their astonishing findings based on the scientific evidence gleaned from Ground Zero.

Oh, look, another Chick Flick! Well, we just kind of landed there. From Smith and Wollensky in Manhattan, Jake and Cutter do a deep dive into The Devil Wears Prada, examining what it says about the human condition, for better and worse. They also discuss the true motives of Biden's vaccine mandate overreach.

A quick drive from Atlanta to visit the location of the opening chase seen of the movie, "The Longest Yard", featuring Burt Reynolds. With a beautiful view of the Savannah River, courtesy of the Boar's Head Restaurant, Cutter and Jake find a lot wrong with Biden's handling of Afghanistan and the false flag of Covid, while lauding SCOTUS for letting Texas' Abortion bill stand IN SPITE of sellout Justice Roberts.

Hello, Atlanta! Hello rooftop of "The Glenn", one of Cutter's favorite spots in Atlanta, where the boys visit Burt Reynolds' "Sharky's Machine". Spectacular view but difficult topics, as they discuss the last plane out of Afghanistan and the people Joe Biden left behind, along with the latest government monstrosity, "The Office of Climate Change and Health Equity."

Cutter and Jake drive across Ohio to the campus of Kent State University, where they re-visit the protest massacre of 1970. They discuss the similarities with other events wherein government killed protestors, such as January 6th in the US and 1972's Bloody Sunday in Northern Ireland, and where protestors killed innocent citizens, such as the race riots in the US in 2020. Compared to its vehemence about Kent State and George Floyd, the left's silence on the deaths of Ashli Babbitt, David Dorn, and others underlines its disgusting hypocrisy. They also compare and contrast two viewpoints of Ashli Babbitt's murder, from the man who pulled the trigger, Michael Byrd, and from her widower, Aaron Babbitt.

The boys visit the land of "5-way" Chili, home of the infamous "WKRP" radio station that helped keep plaid jackets necessarily 'unpopular' (right, Herb?). Jake updates his school district's battle over masks, and a recent huge win. The boys also clarify the treasonous behavior and criminal malfeasance - not incompetence - of the Biden administration and their partners in crime at the state and local levels, including the soon-to-be ex-Governor of California, Gavin Newsom. They "top off" their lunch with lamenting yet another step in the death march towards secular humanism, frighteningly embodied in Harvard University's new "Chief Chaplain".

Jake and Cutter head north from Colorado to beautiful Hulett, Wyoming, to check out Devil's Tower, nesting place for the finale of "Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind". They focus on the fact that the Biden administration is crazy...like a fox. Not as much 'inept' as 'complicit' in destroying the United States, with the goal of a future Global Order. Joe and Kamala carrying out Obama 3.0, run from Martha's Vineyard.

Jake and Cutter learn about the indirect paths one must travel in order to get to Dyersville, Iowa, where somebody built it, and they came. Yes, the "Field of Dreams" is quite real, folks, and the boys found it...and what's better with baseball than some good beer? So, they found a great local brew-pub called "The Textile Brewing Company", and settled into the movie, focusing on the "WHY" of Joe Biden's ridiculous actions of pulling out of Afghanistan. 25th Amendment, anybody???

Cutter and Jake head to the hallowed halls of the Hinkle Fieldhouse of Butler University, scene of the State Championship game in the movie "Hoosiers". They soon set up shop in the Chatham Tap Room right down the street, where Jake furiously shares his local school district's announcement of a pending reversal of its optional mask policy. This show rummages through so many issues, we simply call it a "Grab Bag". Enjoy!!!

With an AMAZING view of Cheyenne Mountain , the boys discuss the movie "War Games" from the Gates Grille at the Country Club of Colorado. After a silly start, Jake and Cutter focus on a Covid letter from an inebriated fan, explore the LA Times gross article attempting to destroy Larry Elder, and the proof against Ilhan Omar's marrying her natural born brother in order to get him citizenship. Listen for the obnoxious fly who came to visit.

A quick trip to D.C. finds Cutter and Jake in its 'oldest' dining establishment, the "Old Ebbitt Grill" (est. 1856), whose exterior was used in the movie, "In The Line of Fire", starring Clint Eastwood. The guys discuss Hunter Biden's latest incriminating video, Fake Vax IDs and the "SIIS", and the latest step in the march towards full-blown socialism, the $3.5 trillion "Social Infrastructure" legislation, with the Uniparty further co-opting the USA Constitutional Republic.

Cutter and Jake visit The Fourth Base in Milwaukee, home of the Sports Bar Scenes in the movie, "Major League". While enjoying some Great Lake cuisine, the two discuss the cost of caring for the children crossing the border during the current border crisis, and wonder if there is ever a 28th Amendment, what could or "should" it be???

Before heading home from Lake Placid, Cutter heard of the passing of Markie Post from "Night Court". So, as they headed down the Hudson, what a better way to pay homage to her than to "park it" at Gallagher's in Manhattan and discuss that wonderful show. Together with a week that has seen Andrew Cuomo quit and Mike Lindell prove "The Steal" to the world, the boys had PLENTY to talk about. Not to mention, Oregon Governor Kate Brown ironically creating her own brand of stupid by ending literacy requirements for high school grads.

The third and final wonderful day with Tony Bruno and Miss Robin Austin from the Top of the Park in Lake Placid. While still covering the movie "Miracle", we roll our eyes at Obama's Birthday Party, Hollywood types going 'au natural' and ripening up their surroundings, and ruminate on the graphene oxide found in some of the Covid vaccines.