In this week's podcast, our quote is from the Prime Minister of New Zealand telling the residents of that country that the government is the only source they can look to for the truth. 

In our stupidest thing I've heard all week segment, we'll tell you how, in his farewell speech last week, President Biden said the American people that the Equal Rights Amendment to the US Constitution had been ratified when it hadn't been. 

In our first runner-up winner in our stupidest thing I've heard all week contest, we'll tell you about a 2019 lawsuit brought by an environmentalist group in California that may have helped make the recent wildfires in LA worse than they would have been had that lawsuit not been brought. 

In our second runner-up to the stupidest thing I've heard all week contest, we'll tell you how the City of Boston school district plans to send a $35 Million Federal grant earmarked to purchase electric vehicles. 

We'll play a clip of talk show host and California resident Bill Maher criticizing the City of Los Angeles and the State of California for handling the LA wildfires. 

We'll update you on how much tax REVENUES have increased under the Trump tax plan and how much Government spending has increased over that same time. 

Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Jackson, Mississippi, where a homeowner confronts two home invaders at 2:30 a.m.

In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from JFK, who died in 1963, on why tax RATE cuts are good for the economy and generally translate to INCREASED TAX REVENUES. 

A lot of this week's topics will focus on how badly California and Los Angeles have mismanaged their fire response resources, starting with our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week segment" where the California Department of Transportation delayed the arrival of 60 fire trucks from Oregon to the LA fire zone by requiring them to first detour to Sacramento for a safety inspection before they could continue to LA. 

In our runner-up winner in the Stupidest Thing I've Heard All Week contest, we'll tell you how much the LA Fire District spent on an EV fire truck with no hoses or ladders because it can't carry any water. 

In 2014, the voters of California approved a $7.5 Billion bond issue to build dams to capture rainwater and snow melt from the Sierra-Nevada mountains running into the Pacific Ocean. Now, 10 years later, we'll tell you how many new dams have been built. Hint: You would be wrong if you guessed a whole number greater than zero. 

We'll provide you with some data on the short-term and long-term costs and reduction in tax revenues the City and County of Los Angeles will have to deal with in the months and years to come. 

With the National debt increasing by about $2 trillion annually, we'll give you some examples of wasteful and unnecessary projects funded with your tax dollars in 2024. 

We'll warn you about a sophisticated, personalized computer "Phishing" scam that has tricked thousands and cost victims tens of millions. 

Our (abbreviated) Taxpayer relief shot comes to us from St. Paul, Minnesota, where four armed teenagers make the mistake of trying to rob a man in a park who was also armed.
 

In this week's podcast, our quote of the week is from the female comedian Whitney Cummings on how the Democrats bungled the 2024 election. 

In a related story, we'll play a collection of clips from Biden administration officials lying to the American people about how mentally sharp President Biden was even after his mental decline had become the focus of satirical skits on Saturday Night Live back in 2023. 

In a story you didn't hear on TV, we'll tell you about one of the people that President Biden pardoned and why this female doctor should never have been pardoned for her crimes that might have cost some cancer patients their lives.

In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we'll tell you how the State of New Jersey has lowered the standards for becoming a teacher in that state. 

We'll tell you what the TV media didn't tell you about the identity of a person accused of stabbing a New York City Postal worker to death. 

We'll share with you a summary of how many Law enforcement officers were murdered in this country in 2024 and what population demographic is responsible for the majority of those murders. 

We'll reflect on the terrorist truck attack in New Orleans on New Year's Day and what it has to do with the call by liberals to ban so-called "Assault rifles' as a way to put a stop to mass murder events (Hint: it wouldn't). 

We'll play a clip explaining what happens to your plastic cup when you put it in Starbucks's special "Recycling only" trash bin. If you think this means the cup will be recycled, you are in for a big surprise. 

Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Ohio, where the owner of a home shoots and kills a man trying to break into his home at 2:00 AM while his girlfriend is on the phone with the 9-11 operator trying to get the police to come to their home.  

For our last podcast of the year, we try and keep it a little lighter to end the year. 

Our quote of the week is from Thomas Edison, who explains why many people miss opportunities to improve their lives. 

I'll tell you what my New Year's resolution for 2025 is going to be 

In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we'll let you know about a completely unnecessary early morning raid that the ATF carried out at the home of a Black family living in Maryland, complete with the use of flash-bang grenades and putting their teenage daughters in handcuffs. 

We'll give you a quick "Are you old" quiz to see if you qualify as old yet. 

We'll tell you how many of the 100,000 people who attend the ball drop in New York City's Times Square deal with the issue of no public bathrooms within a 6-block radius of that location. 

We'll tell you the 20 most commonly used passwords in 2024 and ask if you are guilty of using any easy-to-hack passwords. 

We'll tell you about a new practice by insurance companies that might unnecessarily drive up your auto insurance rates and why you should check your policy for this potential mistake. 

We'll tell you about a city in this country where, by law, every head of household is required to own a gun and what impact that law has had on crime & gun violence in that city. 

We'll tell you about a new New York State law that punishes oil and gas companies. Under this law, every household in that state will pay an average of more than $400 per year in additional fuel and merchandise costs. 

Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Bradenton, Florida where an armed illegal alien home invader from Chile comes face to face with an armed American homeowner.