We're well-past the debate, and with an attempt on his life on Saturday and the announcement of a Vice-Presidential candidate pick on Monday with the RNC beginning in Milwaukee, Andrew and Jerry are back and ready to break it all down. The violent rhetoric continues, and they explore the history of how rhetoric leads to action. One side believes that violence is a form of speech (and that speech is a form of violence)--and one side already attempted to breach the Secret Service protection of President Trump at the White House (yet nobody is talking about it!). With the RNC kicking off, Andrew and Jerry talk about the first night--the message being sent, and how well that message is being communicated. And just what DOES JD Vance mean for the ticket? Andrew and Jerry disagree on this score, and they start talking about the electoral map shaping up for the fall.

This is an episode that you cannot miss!

Hunter Biden is convicted of a series of felonies and the major media uses this as an opportunity to prop up the Bidens. But this is but one example of the rope-a-dope being played against the American people. Jerry tells a story about the collapse of the rule of law visiting upon his family in a very personal way. This leads into a discussion of the two-tiered system of justice in America and the weaponization of the law for politics, and how the flowering of lawfare today had its seeds planted during the Obama years: Operation Choke Point, the harassment and prosecution of Chris Christie and his aides - and how that prosection laid the groundwork for using a financial services law (Sarbanes-Oxley) to go after J6 rioters (and those who were merely "Rioter adjacent").

Speaking of J6 - video has surfaced (finally) of Nancy Pelosi taking responsibility for the chaos on Capitol Hill on January 6, and this leads to a discussion of coups and insurrection, and the affirmative undermining of a presidency by people in the bureaucracy.

And the Supreme Court rules, in another 9-0 decision, that the FDA's approval of an abortion drug can stand. But this will not quell the left's lies about the court having an out-of-control ideological slant.

Finally, Andrew talks about his high school reunion - and how the potentially well-meaning implementation of "diversity" policies and programs can lead to intense divisions in a community years later.

On this week we kick off what we're calling an "AJSTW Remix" - no, it's NOT a "best of" podcast... this is material Jerry and I have done elsewhere, but for the majority of you, it's brand spanking new! The remix starts with Jerry giving his thoughts about the verdict in the Trump trial, and just what this might mean for the election. What are his concerns... and what ought the Republicans be doing to push back against Biden. Then, Andrew starts off giving an update on that bizarre story about the National Park Service ordering the removal of the American flag from a highway construction site, but then pivots into an assessment of the Biden Administration's announcement that they are moving to take care of the crisis on our southern border.