Season 5, Episode 3 - Playwright Oscar Wilde, Trump assassination attempt theories, Secret Service, a police station declared a school, LGBTQ community opposing increased penalties, collectable items

In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from playwright Oscar Wilde on why experience is the hardest teacher.   In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we again have two contenders.   The first one is the hundreds of people posting on social media claiming that the Trump campaign staged the Trump assassination attempt.   The second contender is the explanation by the head of the Secret Service regarding why there were no agents stationed on the rooftop the shooter used to fire his rifle at President Trump.   In a close runner-up, we'll tell you which city decided to declare one of its police stations a school and why.   We'll tell you why a Federal judge in Florida dismissed the classified documents case against Donald Trump. We'll play a clip of members of the LGBTQ community in one state speaking out against proposed legislation that would increase the penalties for child sex trafficking and ask why would they oppose that legislation.   We'll tell you what items viewed as highly collectible 10-20 years ago are now virtually worthless. The list is long.   We'll tell you what percentage of Federal government workers have resumed working from their assigned offices on a full-time basis. If you guessed a double-digit rate, you guessed too high.   We'll explain what has happened to used car prices over the past 24 months and why this is good news for buyers and bad news for sellers.   Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Sea Breeze, South Carolina, where a 60-year-old homeowner who is shot & wounded by an armed intruder manages to return fire, killing the thug with one shot.