Dr. Scott Atlas, a public health expert known for his contrarian views on COVID-19 lockdowns, joins to discuss Trump's trade policies and their potential economic impacts. He critiques the Biden administration's health appointments and argues for a reevaluation of pandemic responses. The conversation also tackles the controversial themes of masculinity and violence in a popular Netflix show, expressing concerns over its depiction of young males and societal influences. Atlas emphasizes the need for trust and integrity in public health discussions.
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Texas Capitol Prayer
A prayer at the Texas State Capitol asked for forgiveness for lawmakers prioritizing party over people.
The prayer also requested guidance for lawmakers to protect children regardless of identity.
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Challenging Orthodoxies
Steve Deace believes pre-existing economic orthodoxies are not applicable to the current world.
He's willing to try Trump's tariff policy despite it contradicting his previous beliefs.
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Israel's Tariffs
Steve Deace questions why Israel imposes tariffs on US goods despite receiving significant foreign aid.
He uses the analogy of a friend loaning money, then charging for use of a spare car.
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Steve lays out why, after “Liberation Day,” it’s time to give Donald Trump’s trade policy an honest try. Then, Dr. Scott Atlas joins the show to discuss his thoughts on the new Trump administration’s public health and policy appointments. In Hour Two, it’s a takedown of the racialism and anti-masculinity propaganda in the new Netflix show “Adolescence.”
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