The debate stage was set for the Republican presidential candidates, with Ron DeSantis staying steady and avoiding flashy moments, while Vivek Ramaswamy struggled with his performance, and Nikki Haley overperformed. The candidates discussed various issues, including immigration, Ukraine, and the southern border, with DeSantis proposing to send troops to the border to combat fentanyl trafficking. [... more]

A Florida man is getting investigated for holding a dolphin out of the water in Jacksonville Beach, while another man was beaten with a bat in his recliner during a home invasion. The host discusses the importance of being prepared for lockdowns and the potential return of mask mandates, citing concerns about the effectiveness of masks in filtering microscopic particles. Additionally, the host talks about the health risks of a fatty liver and promotes a supplement to help with liver health. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the controversy surrounding FEMA's response to the Maui disaster, the upcoming debate in 2024, and the qualifications of Vivek Ramaswamy. She also talks to Congressman Chip Roy about border security and the threat posed by cartels. [... more]

A Florida man was arrested for allegedly touching two young girls on a beach, while another man was involved in a voodoo ritual that turned violent. Meanwhile, a discussion on climate change highlights the need to decarbonize the economy, but critics argue that the term is being misused to avoid accountability for mismanagement. Additionally, a look at Hillsdale College's approach to education and the importance of conservative constitutionalist thought. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses various topics including climate change, Vivek Ramaswamy's stance on Taiwan and the American dream, DeSantis and Trump's presidential campaigns, mask mandates, puberty blockers, and Florida man's bizarre behavior. She also talks about the upcoming debate and the importance of questioning candidates' views. [... more]

Flesh-eating bacteria have been reported in Tampa Bay, with 26 cases of Vibrio vulnificus this year, leading to five deaths. Meanwhile, a Florida woman was arrested for spiking a man's drink with Raid, and a man was arrested for allegedly selling nonexistent N95 masks worth $20 million. In other news, Queen's song 'Fat Bottom Girls' has been removed from a children's album due to concerns about body image, sparking a debate about cancel culture. Additionally, a study found that adults with fatty liver are 3.5 times more likely to have heart failure than those without. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the 2024 election, specifically the Republican primary, and how candidates like DeSantis and Trump are positioning themselves. She also touches on foreign policy, including China's aggressive behavior and the US's response to it. Additionally, she critiques the Biden administration's handling of the wildfires in Maui and the response efforts led by FEMA. [... more]

Adults with fatty liver are 3.5 times more likely to have heart failure, with 100 million Americans affected. Meanwhile, bizarre incidents of road rage and reckless behavior are on the rise, including a Florida mom intentionally crashing into another car and a villager arrested for battery. In entertainment news, the Snow White remake is facing backlash due to the lead actress's comments, and the IRS is hiring thousands of armed agents, sparking controversy and confusion. [... more]

The Biden administration's ties to China and Hunter Biden's financial dealings are under investigation, while the IRS is hiring armed agents and conducting training exercises. Meanwhile, the Republican Party is gearing up for a debate, and the economy is struggling under Bidenomics. [... more]

A Florida man is arrested for hurling a rock through a windshield during a road rage incident, while another Florida man caught a massive 16-foot python with his bare hands. Meanwhile, a scandal surrounding Vice President Joe Biden's dealings with Ukraine continues to unfold, with new revelations about his use of a pseudonym and potential financial improprieties. [... more]

The discussion revolves around Joe Biden's handling of the pandemic, his use of a pseudonym 'Robert L. Peters', and the ongoing investigations into his dealings. Ron DeSantis shares his perspective on how he would have handled the pandemic differently. The conversation also touches on China's growing economic power, ESG, and social credit scores. Additionally, the show covers various news stories, including a Florida man's bare-handed python catch, a fish causing a power outage in New Jersey, and a transsexual being appointed as a foreign language spokesperson for the Ukrainian armed forces. [... more]

Florida Man stories continue to amaze, with a Naples man evading high-speed pursuit and a Fort Myers man barging into a stranger's home claiming to be a ghost. Meanwhile, a discussion about Waffle House menu items sparks debate over home fries vs. hash browns. Additionally, concerns about liver health and the impact of fatty liver on heart failure are highlighted. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the Biden administration's policies, particularly regarding immigration, and the potential consequences of these policies, including the rise in homelessness and the economic burden on American households. The conversation also touches on the RICO statute and its potential misuse, as well as the need for transparency and accountability in government. [... more]

A Florida man faked a heart attack during an arrest, while another community in Florida is dealing with a peacock population explosion, leading to a vasectomy program for the birds. Meanwhile, a court ruling in Montana has established a government duty to protect people from environmental concerns, including climate change, and a federal court has ruled against Washington DC's defacement rules, treating anti-abortion groups differently from Black Lives Matter. [... more]

A former president is accused of crimes related to the 2020 election, while a state in the US is dealing with devastating wildfires and a potential economic crisis. Meanwhile, a climate change case in Montana has raised concerns about the impact of politics on the environment and a teenager's ability to participate in outdoor activities. [... more]

A Florida woman doused herself in Diet Mountain Dew to erase DNA evidence after a murder, while a man swiped car keys from a baby stroller. Meanwhile, a Montana woman was mauled by an otter while tubing down a river, and a 98-year-old business owner collapsed and died from stress after a police raid. The Biden administration's response to recent fires in Maui is also questioned. [... more]

The host discusses various topics including the Hawaii wildfires, the potential Trump indictment, Hunter Biden's immunity, the Chinese economy, Taiwan, and parental rights in California. The host also talks about the Biden administration's policies and the impact on the country. [... more]

A Florida man's reckless driving and DUI arrest is just one of many bizarre stories discussed on this podcast. The hosts also delve into the challenges of social media brand safety, free speech, and the upcoming primary debate, as well as gun control and the rights of women and girls in schools. [... more]

The Justice Department appoints David Weiss as special counsel to investigate Hunter Biden, but Weiss is the same attorney who offered Hunter a sweetheart deal and has been accused of slow walking the investigation. The move is seen as an attempt to delay the resolution of the case and allow the statute of limitations to run out on potential charges. [... more]

The American Mountain Man, Liver Eating Johnson, is a figure shrouded in myth and legend. His story, which includes claims of eating the livers of his enemies, has been passed down through oral tradition and immortalized in books, movies, and popular culture. However, primary source documentation suggests that much of the story is exaggerated or false, and that Johnson's actual life was marked by violence and conflict, but also by a complex and nuanced relationship with the Native American tribes he encountered. [... more]

A Florida woman attempted to rob a bank with a Nerf gun, while another woman left her children unattended in a car that caught fire while she was shoplifting. Meanwhile, a man was arrested for wearing a cardboard box on his head during a robbery, and a CEO of a razor company faced backlash for promoting a product that celebrates self-mutilation. The discussion also touches on the concept of a 'lazy girl job' and the dangers of hustle culture. [... more]

A Florida man was arrested for trying to register a stolen Porsche, while a cemetery in Florida made a second mistake in burying a widow with the wrong husband. Research suggests that adults with fatty liver are 3.5 times more likely to have heart failure. A recent ad by Mike Pence has been widely criticized for its awkwardness, and New Jersey has passed a law requiring full-service gas pumping at half of its pumps. Fancy Feast, a cat food brand, has launched a pop-up shop selling human cat food, and a study found that eating nuts can lower the risk of depression. [... more]

The Biden administration's push for energy independence and climate change mitigation is being criticized for its reliance on Chinese materials and potential impact on national security. Meanwhile, a state attorney in Florida has been suspended for neglect of duty and incompetence, and the debate over gun control and law and order continues to rage. The Grand Canyon is being protected from uranium mining, but critics argue this will make the US more dependent on geopolitical foes. The US Navy is dealing with a sailor accused of spying for China, and a Costa Rican soccer player was killed in a crocodile attack. The Nickelback controversy continues, and a bear attacked a camper in Colorado. [... more]

A Florida man is charged with flooding a hospital after attacking a nurse and stripping. A singer-songwriter's comments on gender identity spark outrage, but he doubles down on his opinion. The American Heart Association reports that adults with fatty liver are 3.5 times more likely to have heart failure. Scientists propose blocking out the sun with an asteroid to combat climate change. A homeowner association board is arrested for stealing $2 million from residents. A transgender woman demands her ex-boyfriend return her surgically extracted testicles. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the latest news and politics, including the Biden administration's handling of the Afghanistan withdrawal, the Supreme Court's ruling on gun control, and the 2024 election. She also talks about the importance of being honest about a campaign's deficiencies and strengths, and the need for Republicans to take a principled stance on issues like abortion and gun control. [... more]

Florida Man stories, including a man who claimed to have an explosive device to avoid eviction, and a man who was lost at sea for two days after his boat capsized. The podcast also discusses Megan Rapinoe's equal pay demands and the controversy surrounding her activism, as well as the privacy concerns surrounding Zoom's new terms of service, which allow AI to train on user data without opt-out. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses various topics including inflation, debt, and market turmoil, as well as the 2024 election and the Republican primary. She also talks about her experiences at Waffle House, including the correct way to order hash browns and English muffins. Additionally, she discusses climate change, racism, and the importance of OSHA regulations for heat exposure. The conversation also touches on China's naval warships near Alaska, Russia's involvement, and the dangers of artificial intelligence and data collection. [... more]

The hosts discuss various topics including gun control, holistic medicine, and election fraud, while also sharing personal stories and experiences with health issues such as liver and gallbladder problems. They emphasize the importance of forgiveness and the need to make things right with God in order to achieve eternal life. [... more]

Liver Eating Johnson, a legendary figure in American mountain man history, is a story that has grown larger than life. Born John Garrison, he was known by several names, including John Johnston and Jeremiah Johnson. His life was marked by violence, including a reported incident where he ate the liver of a Crow warrior, which was later immortalized in a novel and a movie. However, primary source documentation suggests that many of the stories about him are exaggerated or entirely fabricated. [... more]

Vic Billingsley's remarkable story of receiving a liver transplant and the unique bond he shares with the five-month-old baby he shared the organ with. Meanwhile, in Texas, the Spanish influence on the state's history led to the adoption of homestead exemption and community property laws, greatly impacting women's rights. [... more]

Dr. Peter Glidden discusses natural treatments for various health issues, including burns, candida, gallbladder health, and kidney failure. He emphasizes the importance of nutrition and supplements in maintaining overall health and preventing disease. [... more]

The liver's covering, or caul, has a vital function in the immune system, protecting against infection. This concept is mirrored in the human soul, where lies and agreements with Satan can be seen as an infection that needs to be addressed. The Hebrew word for the liver's covering, 'call', holds significance in its meaning, representing truth and the hand of God. [... more]

The congregation is rejoicing over the successful liver transplant of brother Stuart Waugh, who has been struggling with liver failure for nearly 20 years. They reflect on the importance of faith and trust in God's providence, even in the face of uncertainty and adversity. The pastor encourages the congregation to cultivate a spirit of gratitude and to be quick to listen and slow to speak, as they navigate the challenges of life and ministry. [... more]