On today's show, we open with the another Ukraine/Russia war hype update. Russia-backed forces slightly increased the shelling of a region of Ukraine that is not Kiev, yet the American media and NATO and the Big Joey administration all consider this evidence that Putin is about to try to take Kiev. This has led our geriatric President to announce that he would meet with Putin, no doubt allowing the Russian premier to ask for all sorts of things he wasn't otherwise going to get. But there is only one problem: Putin might not even be interested in meeting Biden, anyway. Let's go, Brandon!

The biggest story in the world is still the Canada trucker Freedom Convoy which was crushed by police over the weekend. Justin Trudeau's authoritarian streak is wide, and it was on full display with video surfacing of a woman getting stomped on by a horse cop. Yikes. But perhaps what is even scarier than physical violence against peaceful protesters is that the debanking has begun, with law enforcement working with financial institutions to target the money of the truckers and their sympathizers. I explain.

Male swimmer Lia Thomas, a big cheater, broke several more Ivy league records over the weekend. No one who believes in science cared enough to stop it. Bill Gates acknowledged Omicron was kinda sorta a little bit like a vaccine for countless millions of Americans. Can we end the mandates now, plese? And the left is on the run, slightly, in a couple key areas in American life.

Two guests today. First, the one and only Frances Martel, our World editor at Breitbart News who gives us news and analysis on what is happening with Canada and Russia and then we discuss how China dunked on America at the Genocide Games by winning more gold medals. Thanks, Eileen Gu!

Then, as it is Presidents Day, combat historian Patrick K. O'Donnell joins the show to give a brief history lesson on George Washington, Breitbart News Daily's unofficial Best President Ever.

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