Listen to “Kids & School, Election Fraud Allegations, Obama & the Middle East” on Spreaker.
Join Jim and Greg as they welcome growing evidence that coronavirus transmission rates are very low in the schools. Jim explains why the Trump campaign’s accusations of massive election fraud don’t seem to hold water. And they shake their heads as Barack Obama reveals why his Middle East peace efforts went nowhere.
Listen to “Big Vaccine News, Cuomo Wants to Wait, Schumer & Georgia” on Spreaker.
Join Jim and Greg as they cheer Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine that is reportedly more than 90 percent effective with no discernible side effects. They also hammer New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo for whining about the vaccine being ready before Biden is president. And they react to out-of-touch liberal Chuck Schumer claiming that if Democrats win a Senate majority because of the races in Georgia, then they will change America and the world.
Join Jim and Greg as they celebrate Republicans doing much better than expected at the state legislative level just in time for redistricting. They also discuss the ongoing controversies in multiple swing states and how the vote counting is creating a lot of mistrust in the integrity of the vote. And they look at the updated Georgia numbers, which suggest two U.S. Senate races are headed to runoffs and the results could well determine the majority.
Listen to “Presidential Cliffhanger, GOP Bright Spots, Pollsters Blow It Again” on Spreaker.
Join Jim and Greg as the navigate through the states that are still too close to call in the presidential race and the dueling Trump and Biden campaign pronouncements that they’ve already won. They also discuss Republicans beating expectations in House and Senate races and the decent chance the GOP has to keep a Senate majority. And they unload on the polling industry, which once again did not have a clue, with one notable exception.
Listen to “Barrett Confirmation Day, Biden’s War on Natural Gas, Biden vs. George?” on Spreaker.
Join Jim and Greg as they see plenty of votes lined up to confirm Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court. They also dig further into Joe Biden’s energy plan and see just how quickly he wants to wipe out fossil fuels. And they wince as Biden literally forgets who he’s running against.
Listen to “Much Better Debate, Biden’s Many Lies, Libs & Coyotes” on Spreaker.
Join Jim and Greg as they discuss how the final debate was much more pleasant to watch and far more substantive than the first one. They also dissect Joe Biden’s many lies in the debate – from saying he never promised to ban fracking to suggesting that the Hunter Biden laptop story is just Russian disinformation to inexplicably contending no one lost their private health insurance plans because of Obamacare. And they appreciate many lefties revealing just how little they know about immigration policy by misunderstanding and mocking Trump’s reference to “coyotes” smuggling kids across the border.
Listen to “Forest Fire Facts, Middle East Momentum, Public Backs Barrett” on Spreaker.
Join Jim and Greg for three good martinis! First, they credit NBC for actually reporting that a big reason for huge forest fires is poor government management and a refusal to diligently thin out forests to contain future fires. They’re also thrilled to see polling showing 80 percent of Saudis expecting normalization of relations with Israel and 71 percent expecting it whether the Palestinians pursue a peace deal or not. And they’re glad to see a majority of Americans approving the confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett and a huge majority opposing court packing.
Chad Benson of Radio America joins Jim Geraghty of National Review for three crazy martinis.
CRAZY GOOD: The Barrett hearings ended with some genuine bipartisan goodwill.
CRAZY BAD: Trump shrugs off his retweet of a conspiracy theory that Joe Biden killed the members of Seal Team Six in order to cover up the fact that Osama bin Laden wasn’t killed.
CRAZY CRAZY: Joe Biden’s “shoot the leg” advice.
Chad Benson of Radio America joins Jim Geraghty of National Review for some martinis. They discuss the confirmation hearings of Amy Coney Barrett, new content policies of Facebook and Twitter, and the cancelled debate.
Chad Benson of Radio America joins Jim Geraghty of National Review for another Three Martini Lunch. First up, cheers to good polling numbers for Amy Coney Barrett. Speaking of polling, for round two Jim argues that if Trump loses, it will be because he lost the suburbs, and it will be largely because of personality, temperament, and how he treats people, not necessarily because of his policies. Finally, a discussion about a recent headline from the Brennan Center.