In this week's episode, our quote of the week is from author Thomas Sowell on why studying history is essential. 
In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we have two contenders: 


The first is a short video from a woman in a supermarket who is outraged because she thinks the store is selling "Lion meat" because she doesn't know the difference in spelling between the words "Lion" and "Loin." 
The second entry is a petition by obese people who can't fit into a standard airline seat demanding that the FAA require Airlines to sell them two seats for the same price as one seat. 


We'll tell you about the subsequent increase in postal rates, the third in 12 months, as inflation continues to impact every area of the US economy. 
We'll tell you about a new Biden Administration rule that will cost you more to get an FHA or Fannie Mae-backed mortgage if you have excellent credit and are buying your next home with a sizeable down payment.  
We'll tell you about eight more stores closing because of high crime rates and theft losses: four in Chicago and four in Portland. 
We'll play a clip from a Congressional hearing where a panel of Climate activists/"experts" lobbying for stricter controls on CO2 emissions is stumped when asked this straightforward question: "What percentage of our atmosphere does CO2 account for?"  
We'll tell you how many people got shot over eight days when more than 5,000 teenagers were given guns and ammunition for an annual shooting event. 
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, where an armed citizen shoots & kills a car thief after the thief tries to run him over with a stolen car.  

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