In this week’s Episode of Tales From the Idiocracy, David Blackmon joins WACV 93.1 FM Radio legend Greg Budell and his sidekick Pamela DuBuque for a rapid-fire tour of the stubborn detritus of the American Idiocracy left behind by four years of a pretend POTUS.
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Tales from the Idiocracy begins at the 15-minute mark of the video below, and ends at the 2-hour mark, but you can enjoy another hour of Greg and Pamela after that.
Topics Covered Include:
The flash floods keep on coming in the Kerville area - no more than 90 dead with 10 still missing.
The DOJ coverup of the Epstein scandal.
Epstein was a CIA operative.
The CIA's admission LH Oswald was one of its operatives, managed by an agent named George Joannides.
The eerie similarities between Oswald's and Epstein's CIA relationships.
Trump says he's happy with the FBI "investigations" of his two assassination attempts. Amazing.
Musk's America Party is already a clown show. It will only get worse from here.
50 shot, 6 killed in Chicago over July 4 weekend.
Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, and Dan Sullivan are trying to save PBS funding, and will probably succeed.
Mamdani's social media posts praising communism even have the NYTimes disturbed about the prospect of his being Mayor of NYC.
Baseball talk.
And more!
Enjoy the show.
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Only thing Pam Blondie seems interested in is her next Fox News segment appearance. If Trump wanted a woman in there (questionable on its face) why couldn’t he nominate a Pit Bull like Judge Janine Pirro? After the Gaetz nomination blew up & Blondie’s card was played, I got a sinking feeling in the pit of my stomach.
Be more than happy to be wrong but appears Blondie could be/is Jeff Sessions 2.0.
I want to believe in David's hypothesis about prosecutions to come. That might fit in with leaking the "nothing to see here" memo through Axios. If it is going to be blatantly untrue, then the administration doesn't want to embarrass a friendly media with the memo.
There's also the fact that it could be difficult to use videos as evidence if all of the jurors, i.e. the whole population, has already seen the videos. So an excuse to keep them secret a while longer could play into this.
But who knows?