Episode Details

00:00 Mistrial in Clancy Trail. One brave juror saves the day

05:00 The Woke Pink Mob Cheering Her On

10:00 Are Canada's Infanticide Laws Coming to America?

20:00 Waste and Abuse at College and a Crazy Football Game

30;00 Is This Why Angry Young People like Hasan Piker?

40:00 The 2028 Field and JD Vance

45:00 Say NO to Handouts to Hollywood

50:00 Will Zeoli be the Next WH Press Secretary?

--There is a mistrial in the trail of Lindsay Clancy, accused of murdering her three children, Rich argues that the current legal burden—requiring the prosecution to prove sanity rather than the defense proving insanity—is an "undue burden on the people" and a failure of justice for the victims.

• The Burden of Proof: In Massachusetts, once an insanity defense is raised, the state must prove the defendant was sane. The speaker contends this should be reversed, especially given the "methodical" nature of Clancy’s actions (sending her husband on a circuitous route for takeout and CVS supplies).

• The "Pink Shirt" Movement: Zeoli heavily criticizes the public supporters of Clancy (the "pink shirt crowd"), characterizing them as a "death cult" that prioritizes the mother's mental health struggles over the lives of the murdered children.

• International Comparisons: Canadian law (infanticide), where killing a child under one year old carries a maximum five-year sentence. Is this the next movement the left will embrace to adopt similar leniency for postpartum-related crimes.

• Next we shift gears and tackle college waste. Rutgers University reportedly faces a $78 million shortfall for fiscal year 2025, totaling over $500 million since joining the Big Ten in 2014. Rutgers paid UMass $1.55 million for a "guaranteed win" game, only to suffer a humiliating defeat.

• Then we talk about the 2028 Republican Field: J.D. Vance is framed as the likely 2028 successor, though challenges from Ted Cruz or Ron DeSantis are anticipated. Democrats' long-term strategy remains packing the Supreme Court, ending the filibuster, and granting statehood to D.C. and Puerto Rico.

• Hollywood Subsidies: Rich opposes federal tax incentives to lure movie production back to California, arguing that the industry's decline is a direct result of Gavin Newsom’s "draconian" COVID lockdowns and onerous regulations.

Finally, will Zeoli be named White House Press Secretary? No, but he will be on Fox News this weekend! Tune in! Thanks for listening!