Back of the Book

Sat, Oct 3, 2026 05:00 AM

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Hosts: R. Paul Martin & Pickles of the North

Topics:

Stupid Senator Tricks - former Special Counsel Jack Smith totally refuted a Senator's false accusations.
Trump's personal ego ads - They cost millions and are being paid for by the tax payers.
Highway Patrol TV Show Day - Is tomorrow.
Banned Books Week - Starts tomorow.

Synopsis:

This Person Is Destroying America! We talked about the tyrannical behavior of Donnie "Bonespur" Trump, and his constant grifting. He is now airing personal propaganda ads that admit that they are paid for by the government. This means that they are being paid for by our tax dollars. There was also a trap that backfired on Senate Republicans this past Tuesday when they made false accusations against former Special Counsel Jack Smith.

Guests:

Guests? Guests? - We don't got no guests. We don't need no stinkin' guests!

Playlist:

Barracuda - Heart
Baker Street - Gerry Rafferty

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