Updates on Tropical Storm Adalia in Florida, Trump's federal election case trial date announced, Kyle Rittenhouse lawsuits, police-refusing bakery, mistaken death of a college student, fatal stabbing of a GOP activist, and controversial NASCAR diversity internship.

Former President Donald Trump's mugshot leads to a surge in campaign donations and merchandise sales. President Joe Biden seeks Congress funding for a new COVID vaccine. The DOJ sues SpaceX over alleged hiring discrimination. Elon Musk's legal strategy and the motivations behind the DOJ lawsuit are analyzed.

Chemistry Professor Will Dichtel discusses the dangers of 'Forever Chemicals' in our drinking water. Topics include the adverse effects of these chemicals, steps to mitigate their presence, and the government's interest in funding research on clean water and dangerous chemicals.

Former federal prosecutor Andy McCarthy discusses the legal complexities of the charges brought against associates of Donald Trump in the Fulton County election interference case. Topics include RICO charges, legal pitfalls, potential implications for individuals named in the indictment, role of co-defendants, different schemes in the case, historical oddity of a previous election outcome, legal challenges, potential problems with charges, future of the case, and its implications on the practice of law.

The podcast discusses the growing trend of de-banking based on political views, highlighting lack of explanation by banks. It explores the threat to freedoms and proposes treating banking services as a public utility. The consequences of de-banking are compared to China's social credit system, raising concerns about economic growth and free speech.

Rising suicide rates in the US, focusing on older white men and factors like loneliness. Controversy surrounding sexual school curriculum and a mother's firing. Parents saying no to cellphones for young children due to concerns about emotional intelligence and tech dependency.

Topics discussed include Trump's viral mugshot tweet, smash and grab shoplifting in Los Angeles, creation of a task force for retail theft, Subway sale for $9.6 billion, Governor Roy Cooper's vow to veto an election bill, T-Mobile's layoffs, BRICS expansion, alcohol consumption recommendations.

Former President Trump discusses the border gates being open, rising illegal immigration, and the potential updates to border patrol strategy. Republicans criticize Biden's approach to border security. The podcast also discusses the mass exodus of Wall Street investment firms from New York and the potential decline of the city's financial district.

Candidates spar at GOP debate, Trump's interview with Tucker, and the death of the leader of the Wagner Mercenary group in a plane crash.

Discussion about Trump's surrender after indictment, intelligence assessment on plane explosion, updates on fire tragedy and clash between LGBT activists and parental rights group