Season 3, Episode 19 - playwright George Bernard Shaw, thefts and violent crimes in Washington DC, gun sales in Maine, immigrants seeking asylum, electric snowplows, Trump Derangement Syndrome, & more

In this week's episode, our quote of the week is from playwright George Bernard Shaw on why some knowledge is more dangerous than ignorance.  In our most ironic story of the week, we'll tell you which national labor union is the target of a strike by its rank-and-file employees who are seeking higher wages & better benefits. In a follow-up to our story about how many times homicide suspects in Washington DC had been arrested before finally being arrested for murder, we'll tell you about the shocking increase in car thefts & violent crime in that same city so far this year.  We'll let you know what happened to gun sales in Maine last month following the mass shooting at the Lewiston Maine Bowling alley and the 3-day search for the killer that followed.  We'll tell you why more than 70% of the immigrants entering the US from Mexico are not legally eligible to apply for asylum in this country.  We'll tell you which city spent more than $5 Million on electric trucks to replace some of their diesel-powered snow plows only to discover that they are not suitable for use as snow plows and how they could have determined that for just a tiny fraction of that cost.  We'll give you an actual example of how Trump Derangement Syndrome has become the focal point of some people's entire lives.  We'll play a clip by historian & political commentator Victor Davis Hanson describing President Biden as a mere "Construct" and "Avatar" being used by the people who are in control of this country.  Our Taxpayer relief shot comes to us from St. Louis, where a woman's ex-boyfriend, who is armed with a gun, breaks into her home at 1:00 AM only to encounter her new boyfriend, who is also armed.