3 chapters across the catalog
Anti-DOGE Union Song, Socialist History, Elon Musk
A group of DC union Democrats released a song protesting the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and Elon Musk. The song is a parody of the 1938 American socialist anthem "Which Side Are You On?" The hosts analyze the lyrics and the historical context of the original union song, noting the "commie" roots of the melody used by the modern protesters.
New York City Hurricane History, Superstorm Sandy Comparison
John C. Dvorak presents a historical timeline of major hurricanes hitting New York City to counter claims that Superstorm Sandy was an unprecedented "new normal." He cites the 1821 hurricane, the 1938 "Long Island Express," and several mid-century storms that produced higher storm surges or more rainfall than Sandy. The data is used to argue against the narrative of human-accelerated climate change.
Senator Sheldon Whitehouse is criticized for his alarmist rhetoric regarding sea-level rise in Rhode Island, citing the Hurricane of 1938 as a warning. The hosts suggest his passion for climate legislation may be linked to personal investments, noting that many members of Congress hold significant stock in companies like Apple.
