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Everybody needs a gun . . . except when they don't. Eleven-year-olds with deportation orders. Julian Assange is best defined by the first three letters of his last name. Butthurt Kentucky Republican demands apology from AOC, gets something quite different. Julius Geezer enters into a conspiracy. 

Mount Washington isn't in Virginia. Israelis crash Torah into moon. Who cares about Contempt of Congress? Back to the 25th Amendment via John Gardner.

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As far as I know, the only radio eyewitness report you'll get of Tuesday's historic hearing on the impacts of Mountaintop Removal on human health in Appalachia.

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History is a fundamental part of education and this program is dedicated to that concept. Join us for a continuing journey in exploration of what our Founders meant when they wrote "We the People." 

Worn out, but with the help of the Extraordinary Ordinary Roundtable, a Moran Monday episode.

A brief check-in at the end of a week's worth of work in DC.

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Our program today follows along the path of our Founding Father, James Madison. We must remember what the Framers of our Constitution had in mind when creating a system of governance for it's people. Education was paramount in that framing. Here is a quote that says it all. "Knowledge will forever govern ignorance; and a people who mean to be their own governors must arm themselves with the power which knowledges gives us." James Madison

Today's program is focused on education and capitalism. The good, the bad, and the ugly side of capitalism and what it means to the people. We hope you'll join us for this continuing conversation!

Tiny Hands calls someone "pencil-neck;" rages against "windmills." Barr writes another one of his epistles. Alex Jones is a very different man when a scary lawyer is asking him questions. Another bizarre prayer in another bizarre legislature, Georgiastan edition.