Season 3, Episode 2 - Winston Churchill, doorbell cameras, race to determine sentences, gasoline powered lawn care equipment, population of NYC, damaging hail storms, and much more!

In this week's episode, our quote of the week is from Winston Churchill on the difference between pessimists & optimists. In our Stupidest Thing, I've Heard all week segment, we have two contenders. You decide the winner: Why installing a ring doorbell camera might mean that you are a racist California legislators want to force judges to consider a person's skin color when handing out sentences to convicted felons. How the Mayor of New York City was caught lying about a picture of a fallen police officer that he claimed he had been carrying in his wallet for 25 years  We'll tell you about a new regulation in Colorado that will ban the use of gasoline-powered lawn care equipment in cities like Denver and how truly pointless that regulation is.  We'll tell you how just a 1% increase in the population of New York City attributable to illegal immigrants is causing chaos in that city and ask why the media isn't covering the same chaos in Texas border towns where illegal immigrants now account for almost 10% of the population in some of those smaller cities.  We'll share the stunning transformation of the number of people working in the US agricultural industry over the past 150 years and why the US would never have become the world's leading economic power without that transformation.  We'll tell you about a hail storm that destroyed a $25 million solar farm in less than 15 minutes. In a related story. We'll play a clip of a Biden administration official testifying at a Congressional hearing arguing in favor of more government incentives to increase the sale of Electric vehicles who can't answer the relevant question, "How much energy does the United States use?  Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from San Antonio, TX, where two men attempt to rob a man withdrawing cash from a drive-up ATM.