In this week's episode, our quote is by Wal-Mart founder Sam Walton on the power of the customer. 
We'll tell you about an incredible coincidence during the Mega-Millions drawing on December 8. 
In the stupidest thing I've heard all week, we have three contenders; 
The first is a woman who brings her loaded handgun with her into an MRI machine 
The second is the head of a women's organization who can't define what a woman is 
The third is about Pro-Palestinian College students chanting "From the River to the Sea" who have no idea what river or sea the chant is referring to or what achieving the goal of that chant would mean. 
In a related story, we'll play a clip from the Congressional hearings last week where three University presidents were asked if protesters calling for the genocide of Jewish people violated their guidelines against bullying & harassment and why the answers they gave cost one of them her job. 
In yet another related story, we'll tell which traditionally anti-gun ethnic group has suddenly decided that maybe owning a gun and learning how to use it might not be a bad idea after all. 
We'll play a clip explaining how both NASA and the NOAA have collaborated to convert actual temperature data showing a global cooling trend into a report showing a global warming trend by making questionable adjustments to the real recorded data and fabricating data for up to 50% of the reporting stations that either no longer exist or have stopped reporting data. 
We'll tell you about a squatter who moved into a vacant home, fixed it up, and then sold it for a considerable profit and why the court allowed him to keep the money over the objections of the legal owner. 
Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Granada Hills, California, where three armed thugs break into a home, but only two are left alive.

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