Justin Timberlake said it best, "It's gotta be May!"

It's the first of May, and not only is May Day a traditional communist "holiday", but it's also a signal of someone or some thing in distress. Like America.

Andrew and Jerry break down what's going on on America's college campuses, talking about the origins of these crises, who is behind them in terms of their funding and coordination, and just what the future holds. How the efforts to blame Trump for these crises ultimately underscore the role that Never Trumpers and those with Trump Derangement Syndrome have played in their eruption. The double standards of the elite, and how a "rules for thee but not for me" mentality runs through the protests. The element of LARPing (Live Action Roleplaying) that seems to also be an undercurrent, as Gen Zers take cues from Gen Xers who want to live up to their academic mentors' 1960s experiences. Not just double standards for the elite, but how the Biden Administration's law enforcement apparatus seems focused on conservative "threats", but seems to be missing what's happening on these campuses and elsewhere.

Then it's the Trump trials, and the legitimacy of handcuffind Donald Trump to a courtroom chair. What this means for election 2024 - whether Biden will be the candidate, whether there will be a Trump/Biden debate, and what effect will RFK, Jr. actually have on the race. What do the current polls mean - and what could shift them between now and November.

Plus, a discussion of the economy, a new report on regulatory costs from the American Action Forum, and the contrasted record on regulations between Obama, Trump and Biden.

Easter Sunday also happened to coincide with the National Transgender Day of Visibility, and Andrew and Jerry noodle through how that happened to happen. With the myriad months, weeks and days dedicated to the LGBTQIA+ agenda, what does this mean for the world at large from both a theological and civil society perspective. What happens when society abandons objective truth? Jerry talks about how this pertrains to some corporate anti-harassment training he's being required to do, and just what it means when perspectives change over time. Andrew talks about how this fits into Orwell's warnings in "1984", and then the issue of society's problems being perpetuated, within the context of entities like the Clinton Foundation. There was a massive (and massively protested) Democrat fundraiser over the weekend at which President Biden appeared with both Bill Clinton and Barack Obama. Will the negative comparisons invariably made between Biden and Clinton and Obama hurt the President as he goes into November. And as the show begins to wind down, Jerry talks about some disturbing trends in politicians attempting to chill not just free speech, generally, but Jerry's specifically, and Andrew unloads about the responsibility corporate news organizations have towards protecting free speech.

Also, some references to the new Netflix series, "3 Body Problem" and the Star Trek Universe.

The State of the Union is Angry (or IS IT?)! Andrew and Jerry break down last week's bizarre and largely unprecedented State of the Union address. What does it say about Biden's mental state? They talk about the President's departure from SOTU norms by focusing on Ukraine at the top of the speech, then saying there's a crisis in democracy, and then spending a huge chunk of the speech demonizing his opponents. They draw in the breaking news regarding revelations about whether or not Trump advised that National Guard troops be brought to DC in advance of J6, and the risk calculus Democrats when through in deciding whether or not they should be brought to DC. The President is pressured into mentioning Laken Riley's name, botches it, but instead of apologizing for his lack of empathy, he instead apologized for using the term "illegal" when discussing the man accused of murdering her. They discuss Marxist dialectic, the synthesizing of problems and the progressives' recommendation that government is always the answer. The many lies told in the speech, and the double-standard of the media in holding Biden accountable. But is all lost? Are people realizing that the emperor has no clothes? Andrew and Jerry look to the comedy of Dana Carvey as an indicator that the vast independent middle is starting to realize that something is fundamentally wrong at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.