Dangerous Mind Of Max Miller

Jacque’ and Jonathan ponder about what comes after the Delta variant. Why conservative talk show hosts seem willing to die to prove their point. Jonathan also announces; sign him up, for a booster

Jacque’ and Jonathan wonder why healthcare requires separate coverage for dental care. They also find time to discuss the TV show Ted Lasso, and British actors teeth.

The new entitlement programs from Biden has the Wall Street Journal freaking out!

Trump makes many claims. He's a; "Very stable genius." And, "I know all about tariffs." Well we know at least one of these claims is incorrect. Or is it both?

Who owns more of American wealth. The bottom 50% or the top 1%?

It's not simply at a national level that the GOP wants to change democracy. Everything is up for grabs

Jonathan decides to remind the Wall Street Journal that facts matter, even when Phil Graham is writing. Which means of course Mr. Graham is writing mostly nonsenese.

The facts are appalling. America pays higher prices to foreign insulin providers and get worse outcomes as a result. The Radical Center investigates

The team takes a quick dive into health care premiums and how they are now so expensive, even middle class families are suffering

Politicians like to claim that a rising stock market is good for America. Also that's it really good for everyday Americans. As usual the Radical Center digs into the issue, to separate myth from reality to see if this is true.

How long have we been told that the well off pay more than their fair share of taxes. That there is no need to raise any taxes, even for the well off. In their usual penetrating way, The Radical Center separates fact from fiction and delivers a surprising conclusion on who pays and who earns the most in todays America.

The Radical Center digs into the Anglo-Saxon culture, and for some reason, feels sorry for Ted Cruz.

The Radical Center tries to understand corporate taxes. But don't worry, they still find time to have some fun at several politicians expense. And BoJo does something right.

The Radical Center once again awards the best Beg of the Week for GOP fundraising letters. Most importantly, Jonathan finds out he was right not once, but twice. He can't beleive it. Plus a look at the state of corporate taxes in America.

The Radical Center looks at the new spending programs from Biden, the new social programs, and of course finds time to find a winner for the Best Beg of the Week based on the money raising emails from politicians.

The Radical Center team looks the weeks worst money raising letters from the GOP, how American farmers are still damaged from the Trump presidency, and most importantly the benefits for the regular people from the new stimulus act. The team also reaches the rather startling conclusion that the GOP is now run from a call center in India.

This week the Radical Center takes a look at more money raising emails from the GOP, Texas Governor Gregg Abbott, Biden's stimulus, voter suppression, and Sen Ron Johnson winning this weeks Stupid Things I Said Award.

This week the Radical Center say’s welcome to all the new independents out there, as they now represent fifty percent of the electorate. Naturally Jonathan finds time to have a go at the GOP’s grifting machine, this time with help from the Catch Me if You Can grift king, Frank Abagnale.

The Radical Center takes a look at CPAC, then finds out they have no idea what conservatives stand for any more. Perhaps it should be called T-PAC. (wasn’t that a rapper?). Jonathan finds time to dig into the anti-Trumpers being held to a different standard, or are they hypocrites? Finally the meaning of the stimulus, and what it means for those that really need it.

This weeks show can be summed up like this; Ted Cruz, Snow, Texas, GOP, the Big Con, AOC, Stimulus, COVID-19.