A Florida Man was arrested for making his own sandwich at Subway and leaving without paying, while another attempted to steal a car naked and claimed alien abduction. Meanwhile, a Canadian company Trulieve is trying to purchase a marijuana monopoly in Florida, and the state's governor has issued an executive order to maximize water capture during storms, which environmental groups are denouncing as harming a vulnerable fish species, the Delta smelt. [... more]

The host discusses various topics, including the USAID scandal, Elon Musk's 'nerd army' taking down government waste, China's involvement in trade wars, and the issue of Trulieve's monopoly on the marijuana industry in Florida. The host also touches on the importance of protecting taxpayer dollars and the dangers of big government and special interests. [... more]

Richard Heineken, the founder of Richards Rainwater, shares his journey of turning his dirty well water into a clean and sustainable source of water. He developed a system to collect and bottle rainwater, which has become the sole source of water for a public water supply in Texas without using chlorine. [... more]

Richard Heineken, the founder of Richards Rainwater, shares his story of how he started collecting and bottling rainwater in Texas, and how he overcame regulatory hurdles to create a sustainable and clean water source. [... more]