Season 5, Episode 12 - Dick Cavette, clips from Kamala Harris, new movie "Am I A Racist", NYC police gun of choice, second assassination attempt on Donald Trump, Bob Hope on Zombies, and much more!

In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from talk show host the late Dick Cavette on why you should want to hear things that you don't want to hear. We'll tell you why we play more stupid Kamala Harris clips than stupid Donald Trump clips.   This brings us to our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week segment in which Kamala Harris first tells a group of young people how smart they are and then a second clip of her giving a speech telling the audience how stupid she believes young people are. I guarantee you never heard that second clip on the evening news. We'll play a clip from the trailer of the new movie "Am I a Racist," which opened in theaters nationwide last week. This funny movie lampoons the "Woke" and DEI movements with some spot-on satire.   On Monday, two New York City police officers accidentally wounded two innocent civilians while shooting at an armed & dangerous suspect. We'll tell you how frequently NY City police officers miss their intended target and why the guns they were issued have a lot to do with their abysmal shooting performance.   We'll tell you how many people are claiming that both this past Sunday's assassination attempt on Donald Trump and the one in July (in which two people died) were staged events orchestrated by the Trump campaign. The numbers might astound you.   We'll play another clip of Kamala Harris that you never saw on the evening news in which she reacts with dismissive laughter when asked about horrendous crimes being committed by illegal immigrants in this country.   We'll play a 50-year-old clip of Bob Hope asking a question about Zombies and how the comment he adds to the answer is just as funny and relevant today as it was 50 years ago.   Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Detroit, where a 74-year-old homeowner shoots & kills an armed & dangerous teenage thug who had broken into his home.