The terrorist group Hamas, surpasses it's well-documented history of violence with its latest attack against Israel.  This time it's different, with the killing of so many innocent civilians, including defenseless babies. Yet, despite this blatant act of evil, there's no shortage of allies, sympathizers and the hopelessly inept to provide cover for Hamas.

You know we're in major trouble when elected and appointed officials are extremely brazen with deception.  And what's worse, they think we're such rubes, they're even flaunting their deception.  This is next level on this podcast, I tell who running major head fakes.

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Chicago and Illinois democrats appeal to President Biden to grant work permits for the massive number of newly arrived illegals;  More trouble for Elon Musk.  The Department of Justice is suing Space X for not hiring illegals; An unregistered,  unlicensed, Chinese-owned biolab was found operating in California, and President Biden gives us a history lesson (that's missing all the facts).

The brawl on the water in Montgomery, Alabama is but another example of public incivility--it's also the inspiration for some of the best memes of the year.  But why are more and more people behaving so badly in public?

Plus, microaggressions.  They're tiny (microscopic?), intentional or maybe not, but don't worry, there are plenty of places that will teach you how to spot them and help you learn to recognize when you've been offended. 

There's no doubt about it, Artificial Intelligence can be found in practically every aspect of our life.  And much of the time, we don't even realize it...and that's okay, it's built to be that way.  Yet, despite our decades long exposure to this technology, the truth of the matter is, AI is still in its infancy.  

But buckle up, because we are about to experience hyper-acceleration in the growth, development and applications of AI.  In this episode, we'll take a look at the many ways that you're using AI today,  what's on the immediate horizon and what many researchers and tech leaders like Wozniak, Musk and Kurzweil have to say about our future with this technology.

The numbers don't lie.  On the one hand, Affirmative Action didn't really benefit very many people at all.  On the other hand, an alarming number of the nation's students are so far behind no amount of Affirmative Action could help them get through college.  How did we miss this?  

With the Supreme Court's recent decision to end Affirmative Action in higher education, many are raising questions and making dire predictions about what the future holds for the nation and minorities, especially for Blacks.