Head-ON With Robyn Kincaid

A late-breaking bit of moranity upended the program's plotline. Hydroxy Hadrian claims to be taking the "Hydroxy." Loves it. Says it's "very safe." Says he feels great. Lies through his teeth. I advance my personal theory as to what he's taking. Suffice to say, it's not what he thinks it is. Eric and Junior prove the apple isn't the onliest thing that falls near its source. Karen wants to speak to the manager. Karen's going to sue. Karen's an idiot. She repeats propaganda lines that run straight to Mother Russia. Mike Pompeo's problems multiply faster than 'Rona particles.

Today we're discussing the conservatism of Herbert Hoover and our current state of affairs that we find ourselves in with regard to our economy. What is a life worth? According to our government not much. The pandemic still rages and we're focusing on money by opening our doors wide and venturing into the breach. That is a continued discussion that we hope you'll be with us for because we feel that each life is priceless and not a bargaining chip for the stock exchange. 

Till tomorrow. 

Washington legislator trashes state capitol steps to perteck agin' th' deemunz. Clorox Claudius says it's "beautiful" when people die of COVID-19. NOTE: He's a monster. And he announced today that Murkkka has a "Super Duper Missile." I weep for our country. DoJ Prosecutors in Flynn case quit because Bill "Pepe the Frog" Barr wouldn't say that they had behaved ethically and that there was no prosecutorial misconduct. Christian racists declare the lynching of Armaud Arbery was a "false flag." MAGAT assaults reporter trying to cover their whiny re-open protest in NY. 

Yesterday, I tried to hurry the week along and wound up thinking Wednesday was Thursday. Today is Thursday. What a Thursday today was! We got the indescribably idiotic Markwayne Mullin (his parents couldn't afford a middle name) attacking Dr. Bright over his blood pressure instead of trying to learn about COVID-19 and our miserable response. A Barbie noose in Michigan. Judge Emmett Sullivan lays down a marker. Clorox Claudius says COVID-19 testing is overrated. Kayleigh MAGAninny says Murkkka should be grateful that Corona Caligula is healthy. The hundreds of thousands of Americans grieving 80,000+ dead might say otherwise. 

MAGAT Wisconsin Supreme Court issues death warrant for Wisconsonians. Tami Laren tells liberals not to complain about cancellation of Pride parades. Some things never change: Louisville cops break down door, shoot sleeping woman eight times. She was an "essential" EMT. She was, of course, black. The cops were, of course, in the wrong apartment. Legal grifter Mat Stavers says making people exercise social distancing is JUST.LIKE the Holocaust. GymShorts Jordan tells America to quit being lazy lay-abouts and get back to work. From history, an account of the consequences of refusal to vaccinate. Clorox Claudius declares Dr. Fauci's advice about re-opening schools to be "unacceptable." 

Frederick Law Olmsted brought about a renaissance to the community in the early 1900's by co-designing many of our well known urban parks. Is this the kind of visionary we need to see now in light of the pandemic? Someone who can help us maintain socially while providing safety in areas where people congregate? A redefining event in human history always leaves it's mark and social distancing will continue to define us once we reopen our world. Now more than ever we must learn to work within our communities and be mindful of our fellow man without endangering another.

Rand Paul and that thing that's taken over his haid have had enough of this being careful stuff. He knows better than every scientist on earth how much more important th' 'conomy is than people's lives. He had a thing or two to say to Dr. Fauci today. Like some medieval pope, Jay Sekulow crowned Clorox Claudius King Charlemaga today in the Supreme Court of the United States. Also, a conversation with Steffon Passimore about COVID-19 in Talibama. What this Trumpandemic is doing to the arts. How the arts are responding. 

Today we picked up where we left off yesterday in our discussion of health care and education. What will a new America look like coming out of this pandemic and how do we deal with a major portion of our nation being without employer provided health care.

A conversation with my old pal Jon Fox in Australia. How Oz has handled the 'Rona, as well as his ex-pat impression of how we're faring back here. Jon works in live entertainment, so he has a pretty solid handle on what this may mean for entertainment venues going forward. 

How the Tenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States impacts our ability to form a coherent, sane, unified response to COVID-19, touching everything from the economy to labor to education.