In this week's episode, our quote is regarding whether you can ever expect to hear the truth about them from a narcissist.  
In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we'll tell you the excuse Congressman Jamal Bowman (D-NY) used for pulling the fire alarm in the Capitol Building this past Saturday just as the vote on the bill to avoid a government shutdown was about to start. 
We'll update you on how many people in this country are currently being killed by Fentanyl each year, compare that figure to the number of people killed by so-called "Assault rifles," and ask if our political leaders have their priorities in the correct order. 
If you drive a car with a keyless entry/keyless start and park your car in your driveway, we'll tell you how car thieves can steal your car using the key fob you still have with you in your house. 
We'll tell you why the percentage of recently married couples who can no longer afford/qualify to buy a new home has risen from roughly 50% five years ago to more than 98% today. 
We'll tell you about the explosive increase in the rate of carjackings in Washington DC and what is behind it. We'll let you know in what four cities Target will close nine stores this month and why. We'll tell you how four friends used the power of social media to get 2,600 New Yorkers to put their name on a reservation wait list for a restaurant that didn't exist. 
We'll explain what so-called 'Universal background check laws" actually do and why they don't stop criminals (and 14-year-olds) from getting guns. 
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Houston, where a man breaks into a home at one o'clock in the morning and what happens when he is met by the armed homeowner when he opens the man's bedroom door.

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