Season 4, Episode 13 - pursuits of profits, Donald Trump and Truth on the stock exchange, Squatters rights, Colorado family living off the grid, Senator John Kennedy, pre-dawn ATF raid, and much more!

In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from a book on economics. It discusses how companies' pursuit of profits helps consumers by improving quality and features and lowering the cost of goods and services.  We'll tell you how Donald Trump became $5.6 billion richer on Tuesday than on Sunday.  In our "The stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we'll tell you about a New York City woman arrested for changing the locks on her house to keep squatters out.  In the saddest (but stupid) story I've heard all week, we'll tell you about the tragic ending to the story of a Colorado family who made a fateful decision to leave their home and head into the wilderness to "live off the grid." We'll tell you how a Federal Judge ruled on the case of an illegal alien who was charged with illegally having a gun.  We have two clips by our favorite Senator, John Kennedy (R-LA): The first is him questioning a Biden Judicial nominee about what she meant when she used the term "Assault weapon" in a brief she had submitted to the court, and the second is him questioning a so-called "expert witness" on the topic of climate change.  We'll tell you about a questionable pre-dawn raid by the ATF at the home of a Little Rock airport executive that left him dead in his home and ask why they picked that time & place to try and arrest him.  Our taxpayer relief story comes to us from Houston, where a homeowner gets into a shootout with three armed thugs, and we'll tell you who got shot/wounded or killed after more than 40 rounds were fired during that exchange of gunfire.