Season 3, Episode 21 - Albert Einstein, Colorado State Legislature, controversial op-ed by a Spanish writer regarding the Holocaust, Jewish Nobel Prize Winners, ROI on construction of the border wall

In this week's podcast, we have two related quotes of the week (one by Albert Einstein), both dealing with the necessity of combating evil in this world.  In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we'll tell you how the Colorado State legislature has managed to socialize tax refunds.  We'll read a highly provocative & controversial Op-Ed piece by a Spanish writer who claims that it wasn't just 6 million Jews who died in the Holocaust but all of Europe as well when the unbridled immigration from Muslim countries that followed began to destroy centuries of European culture.  In a related piece, we'll tell you how many Nobel prize winners were of Jewish heritage. That figure might astound you.  We'll tell you about a New York State law that allows women to sue famous people for things they claim might have happened more than 30 years ago and ask if you think that law is reasonable.  We'll share a quick Return on Investment (ROI) calculation showing you what the payback would have been if Congress had approved Trump's 2018 request for $7 billion to finish the construction of the US/Mexico border wall.   We'll tell you how many weeks a dog in Colorado continued to guard the body of its owner after he died from a heart attack while on a hike in the wilderness and ask if your dog would have stayed by your body (and survived) for that same length of time.  Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Philadelphia, where an armed thug forces his way into an upscale high-rise apartment at 7:00 PM on Thanksgiving day and gets something other than pumpkin pie for his troubles.