Episodes

Wednesday Sep 27, 2023
Wednesday Sep 27, 2023
SUBSCRIBE TO REAL CLEARToday, we're ripping open the veil on the irony-laden world of misguided 'anti-racist' initiatives. We're questioning the output, or lack thereof, from Professor Ibram X Kendi's heavily funded Center for Anti-Racist Research, and examining the subsequent impacts on communities that these movements aimed to uplift. We're shining a light on the intersection of corporate wokeness, escalating crime rates, and the aftermath of redefined policing and criminology paradigms. Here's a promise - by the end of this episode, you'll gain a fresh perspective on the future implications of this movement, and perhaps feel a glimmer of hope for a collective return to sanity. We're going to analyze how corporate giants like Target, who endorsed these movements, are now facing the brunt of their consequences. We'll also predict a wave of 'amnestic disorders' where previous proponents of the movement will deny their involvement. Support the show

Tuesday Sep 26, 2023
Tuesday Sep 26, 2023
SUBSCRIBE TO REAL CLEARWe'll dissect the characters of both Milley and Trump, pondering what really counts when it comes to making democratic decisions. Did Milley really subvert the office of the president, or is Trump making that up?We'll also scrutinize your tax dollars' journey, shedding light on the startling breakdown of fiscal year 2022 outlays. Together, we'll navigate the surprising truths about federal budget allocation and confront our future's looming question - what awaits us with unfunded obligations in our federal budget? Support the show

Monday Sep 25, 2023
Monday Sep 25, 2023
SUBSCRIBE TO REAL CLEAR!Strap in as we embark on an unflinching journey through the collective psychosis currently gripping American culture. As a clinical psychologist and psychoanalyst, I bring my expertise to bear as we dissect the pervasive irrationality and rise of severe personality disorders shaping our public discourse. We confront the harsh realities of this cultural landscape, including the frightful prospect of individuals facing prison time for speaking their minds.We're not just talking about these problems, though. We're asking the hard questions and challenging you to stand up against the insanity infiltrating our communities. What's at stake if we stay silent? How are the actions of mentally ill activists pushing political movements affecting our society? And most importantly, how can we bring back rational, empirical discussions to combat the progressive and reactionary decay? We hope this episode will inspire a necessary revolution of thought and action. Prepare for a thought-provoking journey as we strive for a return to sanity in 'A Claim to American Sanity'. Support the show

Thursday Sep 21, 2023
Thursday Sep 21, 2023
Dr. Klein engages in wrong -think for a great rant!Prepare to have your perspective shifted as we expose the harsh realities of illegal immigration in the United States. We're pulling back the curtain on how it impacts our economy, our communities, and your bottom line. We scrutinize the financial ramifications of prisons, the border wall, and highlight the alarming crime statistics within immigrant communities. We're uncovering the uncomfortable truth about how illegal immigration does, in fact, victimize other members of the Hispanic community, and the political implications that come with funding this ongoing crisis.Our discourse steers next towards the heated border catastrophe, touching on the necessity of unfiltered speech, even when it’s from influential figures like Elon Musk. Support the show

Wednesday Sep 20, 2023
Wednesday Sep 20, 2023
What if I told you that a new policy in Pennsylvania could dramatically impact future elections in the United States? Hold that thought because there's more. Pennsylvania just announced a policy to link voter registration with driver's license applications. This policy could hike voter turnout in favor of Democrats, particularly given Pennsylvania's 8.7 million registered voters. Interestingly, the anticipated increase in voter turnout matches the deciding vote margin in the 2020 elections. But there is a twist to this story. It's time to shine the spotlight on Pennsylvania House Bill 279. This bill could potentially allow undocumented immigrants to acquire both driver's licenses and voter status. Is this a strategic move to create a stable Democratic voting base in a swing state? We decode the intention behind the Democrats' actions, evaluate whether this is a plausible scenario, and consider the implications for our democracy. The partisan waters are churning in Pennsylvania and we're breaking it all down for you. Tune in and join us as we navigate through this intriguing, dynamic tale that's unfolding and reshaping the political landscape. Support the show

Monday Sep 18, 2023
Monday Sep 18, 2023
What happens when crime rates skyrocket and business giants abandon ship? Picture this - a city where crime has increased by 36% in one year, carjackings are up by 116%, and major retailers like Walmart and Whole Foods have hightailed it out of town. It's not a scene from a dystopian movie, it's the current reality in parts of Chicago. As a business owner, it's a terrifying landscape. Now, imagine the city's response to this situation is not increasing police presence, but setting up city-run grocery stores! Sounds surreal? That's precisely what Chicago's Democrat Mayor, Brandon Johnson, proposes. We've got a bone to pick with this radical idea. Join us as we critically analyze this proposition, drawing parallels with Marxist ideologies and utopian thinking. We are left wondering - can a nation survive with such ill-fated mindsets? Support the show

Sunday Sep 17, 2023
Sunday Sep 17, 2023
Are you truly aware of the economic implications of illegal immigration and the impact of our current system? Let's talk about the heavy burden on the welfare system, increased use of means-tested programs, and a concerning outflow of US dollars from our economy. Despite these challenges, we also recognized that immigration isn't without its merits, especially when considering the cultural values that South American immigrants bring to our nation. They are non-woke, and that's a good thing. In a seemingly utopian dream world, our leaders appear to be detached from reality. Take, for instance, California's impractical plan to transition to electric vehicles or Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm's dubious actions. Together, we explore these instances, questioning their feasibility and potential impact on the average citizen.Crime: two "youths" run over a retired police chief on his bicycle, laughing while they intentionally murder this man. We are in a crime wave that we may never pull out of. Lastly, we're excited to bring to you an important announcement: our podcast is transitioning to a member-supported platform. We're grateful for your unwavering support over the years and look forward to your continued patronage to keep the episodes coming daily. Buckle up for a thought-provoking journey! Support the show

Thursday Sep 14, 2023
Thursday Sep 14, 2023
Are we witnessing the downfall of pragmatic politics? Tune in as we dissect the gritty details of the impeachment process, shining a harsh light on the controversies surrounding former President Biden's role. We question if Republicans are becoming as aggressive in their pursuit of Biden as Democrats were with Trump, and contemplate the consequences of Congress turning into a political vengeance machine. We're not afraid to call out both sides of the aisle. We applaud the rational discourse demonstrated by figures like Dan Crenshaw and Joe Manchin, while expressing concern over those who fall short, such as Lauren Boebert, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. We scrutinize the worrying trend of Congress becoming a political battlefield and ponder if this will set the stage for future presidencies. Join us as we navigate these murky political waters. Support the show

Wednesday Sep 13, 2023
Wednesday Sep 13, 2023
Absurd and contradictory beliefs stand as the backbone of our society. From the trade tariffs endorsed by both Trump and Biden, which impose an onerous burden on us, the consumers, to the ethical conundrums of quotas, we're stripping down the rhetoric to expose the raw, often uncomfortable, truth. We'll also dissect Mayor Eric Adam's dramatic about-face on immigration and his sudden acknowledgment of NYC's limitations.We're stepping into the murky waters of ethics and pondering on the justifications we provide for our increasingly absurd policies. How do we sleep at night knowing we're backing policies that might be doomed to fail? How will our future selves look back upon the decisions we're making today? Amid the chaos, we're seeking unity, looking for the silver lining, and questioning the consequences of some wildly impractical decisions, like the mass deportation of immigrants or California's gender affirmation law in custody disputes. Support the show

Tuesday Sep 12, 2023
Tuesday Sep 12, 2023
Get ready to challenge your perception of racial equality in psychoanalysis as we sit down with Professor Wilfred Reilly. We tackle the recent report from the American Psychoanalytic Association and dissect the Maoist struggle sessions, as we question how race is used as a social distortion by lefties. Expect some surprising insights as we critique racial analysis in psychology, highlighting how complex data can be oversimplified and emphasizing the need to acknowledge counterfactuals when considering "racism's" effects.Ever wondered how the world's most racist countries are ranked? We analyse the methodology of World Population Review and discuss the implications of asking people about their comfort levels when raising issues of racism. We don't shy away from contentious topics as we explore 'Kendism", radical leftism, and the potential implications of a governing body overseeing racial equality. We question Ibram Kendi's argument that statistically significant differences between large groups can only be due to racism, and what this means for future discussions about racial equality.Towards the end of the conversation, we examine the societal shift from traditional psychotherapy methods to radical subjectivism, bringing about an increased neurotic avoidance of risk. We're critical of the spread of hysteria and the impact of critical theory on our mental health diagnosis. Finally, we dive into the 'woke' movement, looking at the rejection of biological sex and the implications for women's sports, gender roles, and dating. It's a dynamic and thought-provoking conversation you won't want to miss. Support the show