Season 5, Episode 13 - People who spread and believe conspriacy theories, high school principal who had parents removed from a soccer game, FBI annual crime stats, Bill Maher, and much more!

In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is about the kinds of people who start, spread, and believe conspiracy theories.   In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we'll tell you about a high school principal who called the police to have some parents removed from a girls' soccer match because he didn't like the wristbands they were wearing.   In a close runner-up, we'll tell you why Kamala Harris's campaign promise to build 3 million new homes during her first term as president is not mathematically possible.   We'll play a clip of liberal talk show host Bill Maher slamming Kamala Harris.   We will pay for a clip showcasing Kamala Harris's wide array of accents, which change depending on her state and her audience.   In the most deceptive national news headline we've seen in a long time, we'll tell you about a headline that claimed that a Kamala Harris campaign office had been struck by "Gunfire" when it hadn't been.   We'll give you some details from the recently released FBI national crime report for 2023 and tell you how many people were murdered last year, what types of weapons were used to kill them, and which group of people accounted for the majority of those killed. We'll give you some details you didn't hear on TV about the so-called Mass shooting that occurred in Birmingham, Alabama, outside of a local club this past weekend.   Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Tennessee, where a man returns home and confronts two armed thugs who had attacked his wife and were robbing his home.