Welcome to 51st episode of David & Stu… Unhinged! As always, we'd like to thank Clara Wang for creating the fantastic artwork for this podcast. During this episode, David & Stu will be celebrating a year of podcasting by doing a video of this week's episode as a special treat for our listeners. And for those who are displeased with some of our comments, you'll know what we look like so you can pelt rocks and garbage at us if you see us on the mean streets of Greenwich Village.

The topics this week will include the following:

1) To commemorate doing our 50th episode, David decided to take Stu's admonishment to be more positive. He decided to discuss his top five hatreds, which was hard for him to narrow down because he has no shortage of them.

2) Stu decided once again to venture out of his pristine bubble and went to the Bronx for a fine dining experience at 188 Bakery Cuchifritos, which was listed on a New York Times list of best restaurants. Stu recounts his meal as well as the greeting he received when you don't fit the mold of the usual clientele of the restaurant.

3) We shift gears to the NYC mayoral race and the blockbuster article in the NY Times that exposed Mamdani for claiming he was black on his college application to Columbia so that he could take advantage of the admission preferences at the time. Apparently, being born in Uganda didn't make him African American, and it certainly doesn't bolster his claims to be a corruption fighter and a breath of fresh air, particularly when he has claimed throughout his public life that he is East Asian and Muslim.

4) The Texas flood was a tragic natural disaster that took the lives of many young people who were full of promise and trying to enjoy summer camp. What adds further dimension to this sad story is the sorry state of the Federal response because of reckless DOGE cuts, irresponsible environmental policies, and incompetent agency heads, most notably ICE Barbie, Kristi Noem.

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Welcome to the 50th episode of David & Stu… Unhinged! As always, we'd like to thank Clara Wang for creating the fantastic artwork for this podcast. During this episode, we discuss our plans to record a video taping of our next episode to commemorate that we have hit 50 podcasts. We also lament the empty feeling we have about July 4th, when our country is heading down a negative path and is led by disgraceful and crude leaders. Along with that, the following topics are covered:

1) In an effort to uplift our spirits on July 4th, Stu recounts how a Vietnam Veteran, Kim Bowlin, played taps at the gravesite of his buddy who perished in Vietnam.

2) The mood shifts greatly to the electoral victory of Zohran Mamdani as the Democratic candidate for NYC Mayor. His youthful appeal got many NYC nepo babies to the polls who were enraptured by his innumerable antisemitic comments as well as offers of socialist freebies. Even more disgraceful, two Jewish NYC Democrat politicians, Brad Lander and Jerome Nadler, endorsed Mamdani, betraying Jewish Americans.

3) The story of Deacon Richard Pryor, who thwarted a crazed shooter in Michigan and prevented him from going on a shooting spree. If he had been in some liberal jurisdiction, Pryor might have been brought up murder charges as Daniel Penny was here in NYC by fat Alvin Bragg.

4) The episode concludes with a discussion of the Big Beautiful Bill's passage and the massive deficit spending this will cause, which has spurred Elon Musk to reignite his feud with Trump. In response, Trump has threatened to deport him.

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Welcome to episode forty-nine of David & Stu… Unhinged! As always, we'd like to thank Clara Wang for creating the fantastic artwork for this podcast. In this episode, David and Stu cover the following:

1) The murder of Doris Warrell and how her husband was finally apprehended 20 years later after he fled the country to Costa Rica with the nanny and his two children.

2) How Karen Read was acquitted of murdering her boyfriend, a police officer, in Boston after the first trial was ruled a mistrial and the sloppy and unprofessional investigation that ensued by detectives investigating the death of one of their own.

3) Stu’s encounters with panhandlers on NYC streets, one of whom admitted to him that he wasn't really a veteran, and that it was just a "gig" after Stu questions his military background.

4) How a shady real estate investor, Shepard (Shep) Morgan, is converting a commercial hotel, the Larchmont, into a homeless shelter on a historically land marked street (West 11th Street) in Greenwich Village in exchange for generous tax exemptions and city funds for the shelter. We also discuss how Elizabeth Street Gardens was saved from demolition for low income housing, and how progressives are not pleased by this because the park is managed privately yet opened to the public.

We welcome comments on our podcasts, which can be left on our website or any other platform you may be tuning in on.

Connect with David & Stu:

Email David & Stu: davidandstuunhinged@gmail.com and share your comments, concerns, and questions.

We encourage all to visit our website (https://www.rageworksnetwork.com/show/david-stu-unhinged/) and please leave comments for our consideration.