Season 2, Episode 13 - Vince Lombardi, characteristics for success, school shootings, drinking coffee, Top Gun Maverick, Senate confirmation hearings, Senate Judiciary committee hearing, and more!

In this week's episode, our quote of the day is from the late football legend Vince Lombardi on the price of success.   In a related piece, we'll share eight personal characteristics essential for success regardless of your chosen profession and that require zero special talents. In our "News & Perspective" segment, we'll tell you why the widely reported claim of "There have been 33 K-12 school shootings in this country so far this year' that was included as commentary with many of the reports of the tragic Nashville school shooting is an absurd lie.   In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we have two contenders: The first is a claim that drinking coffee is racist, and the second is an editorial comment by MSNBC claiming that the Oscar-nominated movie Top Gun - Maverick is "Insidious military propaganda" and '"Poisonous." You decide which one is this week's award winner.   We'll play you a clip from a Senate confirmation hearing where a nominee to fill a vacancy for a Federal District Court position can't answer a simple legal question any first-year law student should be able to answer.   We'll play a clip of a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing where some startling statistics regarding the rapid release of felons and how many guns are being purchased by women & minorities are revealed.   Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from North Carolina, where a 15-year-old girl (with the help of her 12-year-old brother) uses her mother's gun to shoot and kill a man trying to kill her mother.